Pet Acupuncture in Pensacola at Davis Animal Hospital
Davis Animal Hospital is now offering another modality to improve your pet's well-being: acupuncture. Acupuncture is the virtually painless insertion of a thin needle into specific points on the body that causes increased circulation, anti-inflammation, and muscle relaxation.
Conditions that acupuncture can help include soft tissue injuries, osteoarthritis, IVDD, neurological issues, and more. After the treatment, it can be common for your pet to feel a bit lethargic for 1-2 days, similar to getting a deep tissue massage. Each pet will respond to treatment differently and will therefore require a different number and frequency of treatments. Older pets that are slowing down and active young dogs with an acute injury can both benefit from acupuncture.
Davis Animal Hospital has two certified Veterinary Medical Acupuncturists in Dr. Hayley Jackson and Dr. Kelsey Erdos. Dr. Jackson has seven years of acupuncture experience under her belt and Dr. Erdos was recently certified earlier this year.
Call today to set up an initial consultation with our veterinary acupuncturists. We also offer acupuncture treatments in the comfort of your own home.
Meet
Dr. Hayley Jackson
Dr. Hayley Jackson was born and raised in Albuquerque, NM. She received both her bachelor's degree and her doctorate of veterinary medicine from Colorado State University in Ft. Collins, CO.
After graduation, Dr. Jackson practiced in New Mexico for seven years, including a year and a half with her own mobile practice, before moving to Florida to join the Davis team. She enjoys the variety of cases veterinary medicine presents and has particular interest in pain management and acupuncture.
When she is not working, Dr. Jackson enjoys gardening, knitting, spoiling her three cats, and exploring all the great beach spots with her husband.
Meet
Dr. Kelsey Erdos
Dr. Kelsey Erdos graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Biology from Brenau University Women’s College in Gainesville, Ga.
She then moved down to Gainesville, FL and attended the University of Florida to become a doctor of veterinary medicine. After practicing in Washington state for a few years, she returned to Florida and settled down in Milton.
She loves cuddling her three cats: Tony, Fenix, and Burt. She also cares for a leopard gecko and quail.
In her spare time, Dr. Erdos enjoys crafting, gardening, and fishing with her husband, Eric.
Dr. Erdos is excited to help your fur babies live their best life!
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