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Covid-19 protocol: Thank you for visiting our site. Dr. Brown and her assistant Jim have been diligently providing veterinary care as essential workers throughout the pandemic. In order to continue to provide the safest care possible for our clients, patients and families, we kindly ask that everyone continue to adhere to recommended guidelines and Dr. Brown's small business safety protocols. Masks continue to be required for all appointments. Please reschedule if anyone in the household is sick, tested positive, under quarantine, etc. Dr. Brown reserves the right to refuse services if warranted, in which case a cancellation/travel fee charge will apply. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation and for choosing us for your pet care needs.
(480)494-6034
www.brownvetservices.com
TCVM Acupuncture
For thousands of years in China, acupuncture has been performed on animals and humans. According to modern research, acupoints are located in areas of the body with a high density of free nerve endings, mast cells, lymphatic vessels and small arterioles. Studies indicate that stimulation of acupoints induces the release of beta-endorphins, serotonin and other neurotransmitters. Pain relief, promotion of tissue healing, immuno-regulation, anti-inflammatory effects, GI motility, and antifebrile effects are a few of the positive physiological effects studies show to be induced by acupuncture. |