Alternative treatments such as Acupuncture, chinese herbal remedies and massage for cats, dogs, rabbits, horses, and any other pets, in your own home

Acupuncture helps soreness and stiffness and can assist your pet’s mobility.

Rae offers a mobile animal practice for pets and farm animals; providing acupuncture and associated Chinese therapies to patients in the Southern Highlands and the greater metropolitan area of Sydney.

By the use of various forms of treatment: the application of needles to traditional acupuncture points, acupressure, massage therapy, Chinese herbal medicine, nutrition advice and even philosophy, Rae strives to create an environment which enhances the health and wellbeing of her patients.

The Traditional Chinese Acupuncture, Chinese Therapies and Massage Therapy offered by Rae treats a vast range of animal conditions and ailments.

Rae takes a holistic approach to the treatment of each and every one of her patients. This means that, prior to developing a patient specific therapeutic plan, Rae investigates the physical, mental and emotional components of each patient within that patient’s environment.

In many cases Rae will incorporate other Chinese therapies, along with acupuncture, into her treatment plans.

In your own home

Being committed to her patients and to her craft, Rae believes that the best possible outcome for her patients can only be achieved if the animals are treated in their own homes.

Rae's News

RIP Brandy

June 11, 2009

Pets come into my care at various stages in their lives with a wide variety of injuries or ailments and very many of them stay under my care in one way or another for the rest of their lives, whether that is weeks, months or years. So it is no surprise that I am often faced with the passing of a patient, and while it is always a very sad time, especially for the family, it is very rarely a complete surprise. So when a long-standing patient passes unexpectedly it is always an awful shock, such is the case with the recent passing of Brandy.

Although Brandy had some serious health issues, she had been looking really well and appeared to be thriving, due I’m sure, to the excellent care she received from her devoted owner, Jo.  Brandy was a lucky dog, a loving and loyal dog and she has left a large hole that is unlikely to ever be truly filled. She will be sadly missed by Jo and the rest of her fur family, Buster, Bailey and Mishka (and by her acupuncturist).