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American Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture

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American Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture

The AAVA is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, formed in 1998 to meet the specific needs of American veterinary acupuncturists.

11/19/2025

From arthritis to anxiety — veterinary acupuncture helps pets heal naturally.

This gentle therapy relieves pain, improves mobility, and restores balance — giving pets the comfort and vitality they deserve. 💚

Whether it’s joint pain, digestive issues, or stress, acupuncture supports whole-body healing. 🐾

Learn more at aava.org.

11/17/2025

🌿 Join AAVA — Where Healing Meets Purpose

✨ Why Join?
• Grow through mentorship 🌱
• Share your expertise — Call for Papers open!
• Attend the AAVA On-Demand Conference 2026
• Connect with a passionate, holistic community

Veterinary acupuncturists are licensed and highly trained — some even earn FAAVA status, a mark of excellence.

Be part of the movement shaping the future of animal care.

Join today at aava.org

11/10/2025

11/03/2025

Enhancing your pet’s wellness through precision, balance, and compassionate care. 🐾

Veterinary acupuncture is a gentle, science-backed therapy that supports healing from the inside out. By stimulating specific points on your pet’s body, it helps relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and restore natural balance—promoting better mobility, faster recovery, and overall vitality.

Whether your companion is recovering from an injury, managing chronic pain, or simply needs a wellness boost, acupuncture offers a holistic path to improved quality of life.

Discover how veterinary acupuncture can make a difference for your pet at aava.org.

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from AAVA!

10/23/2025

Upcoming Webinar Announcement!

Chronic laminitis in horses is a treatment challenge due to its diverse underlying causes and the complex nature of laminitic pain. Because acupuncture influences multiple body systems and modulates complex pain pathways, it can be an effective addition to conventional treatment for laminitis. This presentation explores ways we can use knowledge from the research literature on laminitis in our clinical application of acupuncture.

The focus of this webinar is acupuncture, but the treatment principles also apply to other forms of physical medicine. As we learn more about the causes and pathophysiology of chronic laminitis, we gain insights that help us provide more targeted and effective treatment plans for our patients.

This webinar will take place on December 10th from 7-9 p.m. CST and will provide 2 hours RACE and IVAS CE (pending approval).

10/21/2025

Acupuncture is more than pain relief.

This gentle therapy can support overall wellness and boost immunity for many species. Most pets even relax or nap during sessions. Trust AAVA members for expert, evidence-based care.

👉 Learn more or find a qualified veterinary acupuncturist at aava.org.

10/15/2025

Pets often face challenges with mobility, appetite, and chronic conditions, but acupuncture can provide meaningful support.

By improving circulation, easing discomfort, and stimulating appetite, acupuncture helps senior pets stay more active, comfortable, and engaged in daily life.

🐾 Give your senior pet the care they deserve.
🌐 Find a certified veterinary acupuncturist at aava.org.

10/13/2025

Seasonal allergies can leave pets itchy, uncomfortable, and struggling with recurring symptoms. Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine takes a different approach by working to balance and regulate the immune system, offering deeper and longer-lasting relief.

Acupuncture supports the body’s natural defenses, helping pets feel better while addressing the root of the problem rather than masking it.

🌐 Find a certified veterinary acupuncturist near you at aava.org.

10/08/2025

As temperatures drop, many pets struggle with increased stiffness and joint pain. Cold and damp conditions often make musculoskeletal issues more noticeable, especially in older animals.

Acupuncture is a safe and effective way to reduce inflammation, manage pain, and promote better mobility. This holistic support helps pets stay active and comfortable throughout the fall season.

🌐 Find a certified veterinary acupuncturist at aava.org

10/06/2025

The myth of "flea season" can leave pets vulnerable. In reality, warm microclimates—even indoors during winter—allow these pests to thrive all year.

Effective flea and tick control isn't seasonal; it's a vital part of holistic wellness and preventing chronic issues. Don't wait for warmer weather to act.

Protect your pet's health, every season.

✅ Keep your pets protected in every season with year-round flea prevention. Talk with your veterinarian to choose the right option for your animal’s needs.

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Fayetteville, TN
37334

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Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 3pm

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+19314380238

Website

http://www.aava.org/

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