Beaches Pet Therapies

26/08/2025

Frank the Frenchie had his first ever acupuncture treatment today to help him after he hurt his neck in a fall yesterday. 5 minutes after the needles were placed he fell fast asleep 😴….

04/08/2025

Pablo the Dachshund had a terribly painful IVDD episode last year, needing hospitalisation and pain medication, then a long recovery period at home. His family knew that to speed up his recovery he would benefit from acupuncture and physical therapies, so he began acupuncture with Beaches Pet Therapies, and rehab and hydro rehab in Brookvale.

Now he is back to his happy self, loving life with his doggy sister. Every few months or so if his family notice he is not quite right he comes for an acupuncture treatment, then he back to his normal life.

29/07/2025

Meet Chance, the three-legged dog with a lot of heart. Recently rescued from a pound by , Chance is getting acupuncture to help him with multiple medical issues. At his third treatment today he was so much brighter, and is getting stronger week by week.

If you could help out Chance by giving him a foster home, check out his profile on the Doggy Rescue website.

18/03/2025

There's no cure for hip dysplasia, and for many, hip replacement surgery is simply not an option. Therapies like acupuncture and hydrotherapy can significantly improve mobility, alleviate pain, and enhance overall well-being. Kifi has managed her long standing hip dysplasia with this combination of therapies and at the age of 11 still does not need ongoing medication to live a happy and active life.

Every dog is different, but these therapies have made a remarkable difference for Kifi, and they may do the same for your dog. It's about finding the right combination of treatments that work best for your pet's unique needs. Speak to your vet or contact us for more information, link in bio

17/03/2025

When your big bro and sis are hogging all the peanut butter!

Axl (on the lounge) started having acupuncture because he was having problems with ataxia (being unbalanced) and was very anxious. His ataxia has gone away, and with a combination of medication, acupuncture and lots of training from his dedicated hooman, he is coping much better with life as well.

Now all he needs to do is to work out how to get all the peanut butter to himself.....

11/03/2025

See how acupuncture is helping manage hip dysplasia for Kifi the Kelpie whose family wanted to give her the best mobility and quality of life https://beachespettherapies.com/how-acupuncture-helped-kifi-with-hip-dysplasia/

Managing hip dysplasia can be an emotional and challenging journey for both pets and their owners. Kifi the Australian Kelpie was diagnosed with this condition when she was persistently limping in her back legs.Her family took her to her vet and X-rays showed that her hips are not well formed, leadi...

02/03/2025

Managing hip dysplasia can be a challenging journey for dogs and their hoomans. Learn how Kifi the Kelpie has been managing her hip issues with acupuncture and hydrotherapy . Link in bio

11/02/2025

Acupuncture for cats? Yup, it's a thing. Cats can have acupuncture for conditions including arthritis, neurological problems, long term diarrhoea, urinary issues and anxiety. Learn more on our website, link in the bio

06/02/2025

A lot of people are surprised that cats can have acupuncture. In fact, not only do most cats accept acupuncture needles, they respond extremely quickly and many cats love the treatment.

Check out the link in our bio for more information

28/01/2025

Coco the Labrador started acupuncture to help her epilepsy. Now she has fewer seizures and her seizures are less severe. Read her story, link in bio

27/01/2025

Sisters welcome 💖

Frenchie Ayr has acupuncture once every few months to manage her IVDD. Her Aussie Bulldog sister Paisley was so impressed, she has started coming to acupuncture to help with her hip arthritis too.

20/01/2025

Acupuncture for canine epilepsy. Coco the Labrador had regular seizures for years. Since she started acupuncture she has seizures a lot less often, they don't last for as long and she recovers more quickly afterwards.

Learn more on our website, link in bio