We offer gentle, natural and effective acupuncture, traditional Chinese veterinary medicine (TCVM) services for dogs, cats and other small animals in the Hudson Valley. These holistic therapies can often provide healing for a wide variety of conditions, including many cases where conventional medicine has been insufficiently effective.

Dr. Lindsey Harris (formerly known as Lindsey Wedemeyer) has two decades of experience in Chinese veterinary medicine and in addition to her veterinary degree, holds a Master of Science in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine. She has lectured internationally, edited and authored several textbooks on the subject, and has been an editor for the American Journal of TCVM and a teaching faculty member at the Chi Institute of Chinese Medicine, the leading training institute for US veterinarians in Chinese medicine.

Contact Dr. Harris to find out how these therapies could help your pet!
Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) can benefit many conditions in dogs, cats and other animals. Therapies such as acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine can be used in combination with conventional medicine where appropriate, for an integrative approach to your pet's care.

Conditions that may benefit from this approach include:

- Arthritis and joint dysplasia
- Back pain and spinal disc issues (IVDD)
- Tendon/ligament problems
- Cancer
- Chronic kidney disease
- Skin diseases and allergies
- Non-healing wounds
- Respiratory problems
- Diarrhea, vomiting and constipation
- Epilepsy and other neurological problems
- Recovery from trauma or surgery
... and more!

Meet our Patients

Bodhi: Nerve Pain

Before acupuncture and herbal medicine, Bodhi was in almost constant pain

Dewey: Chronic Kidney Disease

Dewey's kidney disease and frequent attacks of cystitis are finally controlled

Duffy: Shoulder Arthritis

Duffy's severe shoulder lameness was completely relieved by acupuncture