Acupetture is a mobile vet acupuncture service which helps animals all over Singapore improve quality of life in the comfort and safety of their own homes.
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In addition to housecalls, we also offer in-clinic acupuncture treatments at our clinic, Bluewater Vet Acupuncture (777 Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore 534645).
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Is your pet afraid of the unfamiliar sights, smells and sounds at the vet clinic? Is it a stressful experience just to get your pet to the clinic?
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We believe all animals should have the right to pain-free and comfortable lives, and their journey towards this should be as fear-free and hassle-free as possible.
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We also believe in having an open channel of communication and are always happy to discuss your pet's needs with you.
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What absolutely thrills us is seeing pets who could not walk take their first steps after our sessions with them! We use an integrative approach of acupuncture and Western therapies based on the individual pet.
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If you have a pet that:
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Is slowing down,
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Has weak legs,
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Has spinal disease or intervertebral disk disease (IVDD or 'slipped disc'),
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Back pain,
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Can't walk,
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Has trouble getting up,
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Is in pain,
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Has kidney disease or other medical problems, or
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Has any other issues you would like to ask us about
We would really love to help!
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Simply click the button below and together, we can begin your pet's journey towards better comfort, mobility and quality of life. We move to help animals move and feel better!
We also offer housecall services for:
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Dog and cat vaccinations
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Microchipping
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Home euthanasia
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ABOUT US
"It's not the years in (their) life that counts.
It's the life in (their) years."
-Abraham Lincoln
WHAT IS ACUPUNCTURE?
Acupuncture is the insertion of extremely fine needles into specific acupuncture points on the body to stimulate the body's natural healing response. Each acupuncture point on the body has different actions. Acupuncture can be used in conjunction with Western medicine and can help with a wide variety of conditions humans as well as animals.
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At Acupetture, we use an integrative approach of acupuncture and Western therapies, based on the individual animal.
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For more information, visit our FAQs page.
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OUR TEAM
Dr Dawn Wong
BVSc (Melb) MRCVS GradDipVA CVA
Veterinarian, Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist
Dr. Dawn Wong is a licensed veterinary surgeon and a postgraduate certified veterinary acupuncturist. She obtained her veterinary degree from the University of Melbourne in 2012. Having previously worked in general practice clinics as a veterinary surgeon, she now particularly enjoys doing housecalls, as this allows her to develop a closer bond with her paw-tients in the comfort of their own homes.
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Dr. Wong is dedicated to improving animal quality of life through integrative veterinary practice. She has a keen interest in intervertebral disk disease (IVDD) and osteoarthritis, and believes in using a multimodal approach to alleviate pain, enhance mobility, and promote overall wellbeing in her patients.
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In addition to clinical work, Dr. Wong teaches veterinary-related diploma programmes. She is especially fond of Golden Retrievers and British Shorthair cats, and is owned by 2 senior cats.
Dr Nicholas Haw
BVSc (Melb) MRCVS CVA
Veterinarian, Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist
Dr. Nicholas Haw is a licensed veterinarian and certified veterinary acupuncturist with a passion for integrative veterinary therapies. He obtained his veterinary degree from the University of Melbourne in 2012, and has worked in veterinary general practice as well as teaching veterinary medical and biological science at an institute of higher learning in Singapore.
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In addition to veterinary acupuncture, Dr. Haw is dedicated to improving animal health through veterinary rehabilitation. He is currently undergoing training to provide his patients with advanced mobility treatments that can enhance their overall health and wellbeing.
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Additionally, he is a highly regarded speaker, having presented on topics such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) for dogs at various community events. He has also provided expert opinions on animal health and welfare topics for multiple media outlets.
Outside of work, Dr. Haw enjoys spending time with his 2 cats and Japanese Spitz.
Ryan ​
Veterinary Assistant
Syahirah​
Veterinary Assistant, Social Media IC
Ryan is an animal lover who has a soft spot for dogs, having grown up with them his entire life. When not doing Acupetture work, he spends time with Apple Pie, a Golden Retriever who was adopted as an ex-breeding dog.
Ryan also enjoys cooking and computer gaming, and has top ladder finishes in multiple Teamfight Tactics sets.
Syahirah used to work at the former Jurong Bird Park as an Animal Presenter where her enthusiasm shined both while she was on stage and caring for animals. She is currently pursuing a Diploma Conversion in Veterinary Clinical Science. ​
From various exhibitions to events supporting local talent, Syahirah enjoys attending anything art related. Apart from this, she is seen creating art of her own during her free time.
Nikko​
Veterinary Assistant​
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Nikko is currently pursuing a diploma in Veterinary Technology. She has worked extensively in major equine stables around Singapore, including the rehabilitation of horses. Coupled with her passion in animal welfare and rehabilitation, she considers it a privilege to join Acupetture and help with patient treatment.
If she is not in the stables helping with non-intrusive treatments, she can be found in dog run parks running with her beloved adopted border collie mix.