Enhanced healing. Improved quality of life. Resolution of a veterinary or behavioral problem. These are the results that complementary therapies can offer dogs, either as individual treatments or as adjuncts to other Western, Chinese, or holistic veterinary approaches. It's not a miracle cure – the natural course of aging, genetics, and certain diseases or injuries can remain irreversible – but complementary care is an option that could make a difference in your dog's comfort and well-being. 

From the myriad complementary therapies out there, here's a closer look at what acupuncture, chiropractic, therapeutic massage, energy healing, and aromatherapy can do for your dog.

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