Since 1974, Union Lake Veterinary Hospital has been providing pets in Waterford, West Bloomfield, and surrounding areas with state-of-the-art veterinary medical care. We are open seven days a week for your convenience and offer a range of other pet services that include doggy daycare, pet boarding, pet grooming, and pet training services. We are also home to Michigan's first, finest, and most comprehensive pet rehabilitation center.
Our highly skilled team of veterinary care professionals always looks forward to seeing you and your pets. We strive to provide you with the highest quality of veterinary service available. Experience the difference at Union Lake Veterinary Hospital. New clients save 10% off your pet's first examination. My year-old Labradoodle, Sky, has been a patient of UVH for about a year, as I moved to the Commerce area.
I had heard great things about this Vet and was excited to see what it was all about. On our first visit, the Vet spent half an hour on the floor with my Pup until Sky felt safe enough to approach her.
Our highly skilled team of veterinary care professionals always looks forward to seeing you and your pets. We strive to provide you with the highest quality of veterinary service available. Experience the difference at Union Lake Veterinary Hospital. New clients save 10% off your pet's first examination. My year-old Labradoodle, Sky, has been a patient of UVH for about a year, as I moved to the Commerce area.
I had heard great things about this Vet and was excited to see what it was all about. On our first visit, the Vet spent half an hour on the floor with my Pup until Sky felt safe enough to approach her.
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The team of health care professionals at Union Lake Veterinary Hospital, Pet Services, and the Animal Rehabilitation Center promises to provide the highest standards of medicine and comprehensive care so that you can share a long, full, and happy life with your pets.
We are proud to practice with the deepest sense of ethics, compassion, and unconditional love that you and your pet deserve.
Our team understands the bond between you and your pets; therefore, we will strive to exceed your expectations.
We are proud to practice with the deepest sense of ethics, compassion, and unconditional love that you and your pet deserve.
Our team understands the bond between you and your pets; therefore, we will strive to exceed your expectations.
Alternative and Holistic Medicine
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If you want a compassionate, whole-body approach to your pet's medical care, you've come to the right place!
Our team believes that traditional medicine and scientifically-founded alternative options complement each other to help us provide the best and most comprehensive treatment for your pet.
Finding the right treatment plan doesn't mean choosing either alternative or traditional types of therapy.
Using both, we can tailor a treatment plan that's specific to your pet's needs.
Acupuncture - Acupuncture is the strategic placement of needles to stimulate and affect the body to achieve specific results.
Our team believes that traditional medicine and scientifically-founded alternative options complement each other to help us provide the best and most comprehensive treatment for your pet.
Finding the right treatment plan doesn't mean choosing either alternative or traditional types of therapy.
Using both, we can tailor a treatment plan that's specific to your pet's needs.
Acupuncture - Acupuncture is the strategic placement of needles to stimulate and affect the body to achieve specific results.
Pet Acupuncture
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What is Veterinary Acupuncture?
Acupuncture has been used in veterinary practice in China for thousands of years to treat ailments and as preventive medicine.
It involves placing special acupuncture needles into specific points on the body to produce a healing response.
We use acupuncture alone or with traditional western medicine to treat many conditions in every species of animal.
Each acupuncture point has specific actions when stimulated.
In western medical terms, it helps the body to heal itself by creating physiological changes.
Acupuncture has been used in veterinary practice in China for thousands of years to treat ailments and as preventive medicine.
It involves placing special acupuncture needles into specific points on the body to produce a healing response.
We use acupuncture alone or with traditional western medicine to treat many conditions in every species of animal.
Each acupuncture point has specific actions when stimulated.
In western medical terms, it helps the body to heal itself by creating physiological changes.
Chiropractic Care
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Veterinary Chiropractic care is a manual therapy used for many health and performance problems.
It focuses on the biomechanical dysfunction of the spine and its effect on the entire nervous system.
Veterinary Chiropractic treatment does not replace traditional veterinary medicine; however, it can provide additional means of diagnosis and treatment options for spinal problems as well as biomechanical related musculoskeletal disorders.
It is an integrative method used in conjunction with traditional veterinary care.
It focuses on the biomechanical dysfunction of the spine and its effect on the entire nervous system.
Veterinary Chiropractic treatment does not replace traditional veterinary medicine; however, it can provide additional means of diagnosis and treatment options for spinal problems as well as biomechanical related musculoskeletal disorders.
It is an integrative method used in conjunction with traditional veterinary care.
Herbal and Chinese Medicine
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While relatively new in the United States, herbal and Chinese veterinary medicine has been used to successfully treat animals in China for at least 5,000 years.
The theory behind traditional Chinese veterinary medicine is based upon the flow of energy within the animal.
Illness results when this flow stagnates, is disrupted, or ceases to be in balance.
Symptoms associated with illness are the result of the body attempting to restore the balance of energy within it.
Treatment using the principles of traditional Chinese veterinary medicine involves restoring the energy balance within the animal, and a variety of treatment options are available to the veterinarian depending upon the description of the imbalance.
The theory behind traditional Chinese veterinary medicine is based upon the flow of energy within the animal.
Illness results when this flow stagnates, is disrupted, or ceases to be in balance.
Symptoms associated with illness are the result of the body attempting to restore the balance of energy within it.
Treatment using the principles of traditional Chinese veterinary medicine involves restoring the energy balance within the animal, and a variety of treatment options are available to the veterinarian depending upon the description of the imbalance.
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