HEALING PAWS AND HOOVES, LLC

Improve Well-Being Through Acupressure Therapy

Acupressure therapy is not only beneficial for humans but also for animals. This ancient healing practice can help improve the well-being of animals by stimulating specific points on their bodies to promote balance, alleviate pain, reduce anxiety and enhance overall health.

Our services are grounded in the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Acupressure involves applying light pressure to specific points along energy pathways (meridians) to encourage balance within the body. This non-invasive technique can support mobility, reduce stress, aid digestion, and enhance overall wellness for both preventive and rehabilitative care.

We specialize in caring for senior and special needs animals, but we are dedicated to supporting any animal in need.

Our Inspiration

Our feline and canine furbabies pictured below are the inspiration for our work!

Each animal in these photos holds a special place in our hearts—and in the story of Healing Paws and Hooves, LLC. They’ve been our teachers, companions, and healers in their own quiet ways.

Canine Companions

Lilly, Mason, Riley, Skylee and Hudson

Feline Companions

Tazi (not pictured), Harleigh, Jade, Nala

Healing Gallery

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A dark-colored dog is lying on a dark blue surface, with its paw resting gently on a human hand with dark nail polish. The scene exudes a calm and tender moment between the animal and the person.
A dark-colored dog is lying on a dark blue surface, with its paw resting gently on a human hand with dark nail polish. The scene exudes a calm and tender moment between the animal and the person.
A close-up of a dog being gently petted by human hands. The dog's eyes are calm, and it is resting its head on a textured surface. The human hands are adorned with rings and bracelets.
A close-up of a dog being gently petted by human hands. The dog's eyes are calm, and it is resting its head on a textured surface. The human hands are adorned with rings and bracelets.