Synergy Integrative Specialty Veterinary Clinic

04/18/2025

Have a wonderful Easter everybody.

Here’s some of our amazing patients doing well and improving with their mobility issues from intervertebral disc disease, torn cruciate ligaments and osteoarthritis.
It’s so happy to see them improve one dog and cat at a time .

04/14/2025

04/14/2025

We need to replace our towels. So if anyone has some gently used ones they would like to get rid of.....

04/12/2025

Meet one of our superstar patients Wonton🥰🐾🐕⭐️
Many of our orthopedic patients require challenging case management decisions and integrative therapies.
Wonton‘s been treated with herbal medicine, food therapy, physical rehabilitation, and acupuncture.
His cervical vertebrae are fused along with other orthopedic anomalies-but here you see how he’s doing so super well and he’s living life to the fullest.

04/05/2025

Acupuncture is essential for pain relief and to get the nerves stimulated especially postoperatively.
Meet Sweet Bella. She is recovering from IVDD disc surgery. We have treated her with electroacupuncture and today was her first hydrotherapy session. So far- she’s doing well. She is a Super ⭐️

Electroacupuncture is a variation of traditional acupuncture that involves passing a small electric current through copper acupuncture needles to enhance the treatment's effects. It is used to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and promote healing by stimulating specific nerve roots and promotes blood flow in the body.

04/05/2025

Meet Wonton, one of our most craziest, awesome, adorable patients! 🥰🐾🐕🤗
Wonton got his own pair of rex specs and he actually loves them 🤣

04/04/2025

Wishing a Happy 4th Birthday to our favorite resident shepherd Rowan!!

04/03/2025

We are literally hanging out today with Nala. She finally enjoyed her acupuncture with all 4 feet off the ground. Way to go, Nala.🥰🐾
Nola is being treated for intervertebral disease in T-L spine.
She was totally paralyzed in the pelvic limbs and is doing very very well.
Today we use herbal therapies, laser and dry needle acupuncture. Now, we maintain her treatments every eight weeks. She’s doing great. 🎉🐾

03/26/2025

It’s time to celebrate 🎉 and share current treatment trends with everyone. We have treated over 65 diagnosed CCL tears in dogs with clinical success at Synergy Integrative Specialty using regenerative therapies and physical rehabilitation. 🙌🏻🐾⏰

Cranial Cruciate Ligament (CCL) tears are one of the most common musculoskeletal disorders causing lameness in our canines.
From a western perspective, this condition can be caused by a multitude of factors that include body condition score, genetics/breed, spay/neuter status, age, and physical trauma. While many of these animals receive surgery to manage the rupture and later receive postoperative physical rehabilitation in order to gain an optimal recovery. ❤️‍🩹

We are now proud to share a greater than 90% functional recovery in dogs treated with a non surgical conservative medical management treatment plan. The therapies include the use of acupuncture, regenerative medicine combined with physical rehabilitation and herbal medicine.
We can firmly report this data collected from 2016 to 2025 with happy patients/owners noting successful clinical outcomes. It’s all about addressing the underlying “root” cause and returning our dogs to full functional wellness. ❤️‍🩹✅😊👍🐾🐕

03/17/2025

We are here today, but Dr. Gerardi is working with a broken wrist. Please be patient with us as we figure this out. She thanks you all for your prayers and concern.

03/13/2025

We are closed today due to a medical emergency. Any scheduled appointments will be called and rescheduled. We thank you for your understanding.

03/09/2025

The graduate club 🐾🥰🤗🎉🐕
Just a Sunday shout out to share a few special patients and recent 🎓 graduates!!!!

It is such a pleasure to see dogs getting stronger and enjoying quality of life with their families.
That’s what we’re here for. Have a great weekend. 🥰🐾🥳

03/08/2025

A full recovery with Intergrative medicine.
Let’s shout out to our graduate,Brittany!

100% recovery from hindend paralysis due to inter🥳🐾vertebral disc disease

She also lost 20% of her body weight using all of the integrative therapies to help her recover. Way to go, Brittany. 🥰🐾🥳🐕

03/08/2025

The 💩 study is taking shape.
We do survey each of our patients here at Synergy to see if they may qualify for this study. Let us know if your dog is having some doggy sundowners or Alzheimer’s symptoms. It is a pleasure to work with our world, renowned Veterinary neurologist Dr. Curtis Dewey.

Here is the latest EPV publication, "P**p for thought: can f***l microbiome transplantation improve cognitive function in aging dogs?". This is a review of the mechanisms involved in gut microbiome disturbances that may have a negative impact on cognitive function. This paper also discusses the potential benefits of FMT (f***l microbiome transplantation) for patient with cognitive decline. We are still accepting patients for the prospective FMT study.

02/28/2025

Meet sweet Zeta a super ⭐️
She is my oldest patient and doing well at 17 years one month of age.

I first saw Zeta in 2018 for a kidney infection and chronic crystals in her bladder. She’s doing well and every day is a blessing.

Today, we’re treating her for spinal osteoarthritis and chronic anxiety concerns.

I love it when owners come in for therapy and they enjoy seeing their pets relax.
Later, Zeta enjoyed a shopping 🛍️ spree at Home Goods after her treatment...she was so mellow and enjoyed her outing. 💜🐾

02/22/2025

Yummy 😋 treats for dogs 🐕

02/22/2025

Celebrating 🥳 our graduate 🧑‍🎓 Mollie today!

Mollie suffered with an acute hind-end paralysis from intervertebral disc disease. She has made a full recovery.

Let’s celebrate 🙌🏻 all the hard work she has done with a thumbs 👍 for this super ⭐️ she is fully independent again. 🎉

Mollie was treated with a combination of electroacupuncture along the spinal lesion, herbal medicine, laser therapy, diet recommendations and physical rehabilitation.

Mollie and her family are equipped to continue her home exercises for strengthening her spine and pelvic muscles. Our goal now, is to maintain a healthy weight, maintain core strength and prevent relapse.