California Dog Care

Dog acupuncture in Los Angeles County

Veterinary acupuncture may be offered alongside conventional veterinary care for pain, arthritis, neurologic conditions, and post-surgical recovery. In California, acupuncture on animals is veterinary practice.

Provider services and qualifications can change. Confirm the details that matter to you before booking.

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Nearest first from Tarzana.

Nordhoff Veterinary Hospital

Business
Unclaimed

North Hollywood

6.0 mi from Tarzana

  • Acupuncture

Qualifications checked

  • DVM license

    California Veterinary Medical Board, checked Aug 2026.

  • IVAS Certified

    International Veterinary Acupuncture Society, checked Aug 2026.

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Holistic Veterinary Center

Business
Unclaimed

West LA · Santa Monica · Culver City

6.4 mi from Tarzana

  • Acupuncture
  • Rehabilitation

Qualifications checked

  • CCRP (Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner)

    University of Tennessee, checked Aug 2026.

  • DVM license

    California Veterinary Medical Board, checked Aug 2026.

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Nancy Lee RVT - Holistic Veterinary Center Rehabilitation

Individual practitioner
Unclaimed

West LA · Santa Monica · Culver City

6.4 mi from Tarzana

  • Rehabilitation
  • Acupuncture

Qualifications checked

  • RVT license

    California Veterinary Medical Board, checked Aug 2026.

  • CCRP (Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner)

    University of Tennessee, checked Aug 2026.

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Two Hands Four Paws

Business
Unclaimed

West LA · Santa Monica · Culver City

9.8 mi from Tarzana

  • Rehabilitation
  • Hydrotherapy
  • Acupuncture
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PAW Rehabilitation Center

Business
Unclaimed

North Hollywood · Burbank · Glendale

10.2 mi from Tarzana

  • Rehabilitation
  • Hydrotherapy
  • Acupuncture
  • Massage & manual therapy
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Learn about acupuncture and what to ask

How this care may be used

A veterinary acupuncturist places fine needles at defined points and may use electrostimulation. Ask how the practitioner coordinates with your primary veterinarian and when the treatment plan will be reassessed.

Questions to ask a practitioner

  • An active California DVM license, acupuncture on animals is veterinary practice
  • CVA or IVAS certification on top of the license
  • A stated plan for how many sessions before reassessing
  • Coordination with your primary veterinarian on pain medication

Before booking: Ask which active professional license and relevant training apply to your dog's care.

What does your dog need help with?

  • Senior mobility support
  • Recovery after surgery
  • Recovery after an injury
  • Arthritis or joint pain
  • Weakness or declining mobility
  • Neurologic rehabilitation
  • Support for a chronic medical condition

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