For Veterinary Professionals
We work collaboratively with referring veterinary surgeons to provide acupuncture as part of an integrated treatment approach for your patients.
How We Work With You
Greenway Veterinary Acupuncture provides a service that complements and supports the treatment plan you have put place for your patient. We also co-ordinate with other professionals involved in the health and well-being of the patient, such as hydro- and physiotherapists.
This collaborative, integrated approach enhances the effects of each therapy, reaching for our shared goal of happy, long-lived patients and happy clients.
When a client contacts us, we seek a referral and clinical history from you, the primary care vet. Alastair and Claire are both veterinary surgeons experienced in all aspects of general medicine and surgery so if we suspect any clinical issues other than the primary reason for the referral, we direct your client back to your clinic for further investigations, treatment and advice.
At all times, the welfare and quality of life of both pet and care-giver are our primary focus.
The Referral Process
Client Enquiry
The client contacts us directly, or you refer them to us. We can also discuss potential cases with you beforehand to assess suitability.
Referral & Clinical Notes
We request a referral and full clinical history from your practice. This includes diagnostics, current medications, and any relevant imaging or blood results.
Assessment & Treatment
We carry out a thorough examination and acupuncture session, developing a treatment plan tailored to the patient's condition and needs.
After-Care
We remain available to the client by phone or messaging to discuss any queries or concerns related to the acupuncture session. For everything else, you remain their first port of call.
Cases We Commonly See
Osteoarthritis and degenerative joint disease
Chronic musculoskeletal pain
Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD)
Post-operative recovery and rehabilitation
Neurological conditions and nerve damage
Geriatric mobility and quality-of-life support
Muscle spasm and myofascial pain
Cases where medication options are limited
Refer a Patient or Discuss a Case
We're happy to discuss potential cases before referral. Get in touch with any questions about suitability, approach, or the referral process.

