Don't believe the hype. Although they have a setting that tries to promote a Chinese Zen relaxed environment, that was absolutely not my experience on my first visit there for accupuncture for my 13 year old Weimar. I left work early to make my 2:20 appointment which was promised to be stress free and relaxing. When I got there on time, there were other people with their dogs checking out and it took them 5 minutes to acknowledge me. When they finally did notice me, they said they could put me in an exam room. So they took me to a separate building and put me in a plain room and left me and my Weimar there to wait another 5 minutes before I poked my head out and asked the tech what I was waiting for. By the way, there were 3 other dogs in the accupuncture building that were also unattended by anyone other than one dog's owner. The tech rather rudely said I was waiting for the doctor. No kidding. I said my appointment was at 2:20, and she informed me that the doctor was running behind and it would be about another 20 minutes before she could get to me. Seriously? How's my dog supposed to benefit from an accupuncture session when she's so tense (not to mention me) that who knows if she's getting stiffer just from all the shaking she's doing. I told the tech I was going to leave and would like my mandatory $25 deposit back. To her credit she actually didn't give me a hard time about the refund.

Updated Sep 04

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Location TypeSingle Location
Opening Date2011
Annual Revenue Estimateunknown
SIC Code show 0742, Veterinary Services for Animal Specialties
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