At Partners In Animal Wellness Services (P.A.W.S) we practice integrative veterinary medicine, a blend of holistic and conventional approaches to diagnosis and treatment. This means that we use all of the methods available in both Western and Holistic therapies to provide complete care for your pet. Our doctors are licensed veterinarians of traditional veterinary schools, many of whom have additional training in advanced diagnostic procedures and treatment modalities including endoscopy, ultrasound, holistic medicine, and rehabilitation. Our expertise in these areas allow us to provide a unique, comprehensive and integrative approach, ensuring that your pets live long, healthy and happy lives.
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