Veterinary Acupuncture in Los Angeles, CA
Browse veterinary acupuncture clinics and mobile vets in Los Angeles and nearby areas. Compare services and species treated, check credentials, then contact a clinic.
Listings are informational and are not endorsements. A listing does not mean PetAcu has verified a clinic’s credentials; see how we label listings. Always confirm services, prices and hours with the clinic.
In an emergency, contact a veterinarian or emergency animal hospital immediately. See our Medical Disclaimer.
About veterinary acupuncture in Los Angeles
PetAcu lists 19 veterinary practices in Los Angeles that offer acupuncture or integrative care. Of these, 15 have a clinic or hospital location and 6 offer mobile or house-call visits. Listings cover Los Angeles, Inglewood, Torrance, Harbor City, La Crescenta-Montrose, Rolling Hills Estates, Sherman Oaks and Santa Monica.
Practices here list acupuncture for dogs, cats, dogs (primary focus) and exotic pets, alongside services such as cold laser therapy, Chinese herbal medicine and pain management. Who performs the acupuncture and what training they have differ from practice to practice, so ask before you book.
Looking for dog acupuncture or cat acupuncture in Los Angeles? Start with a veterinary exam, then ask the practice how acupuncture would fit into your pet’s care.
Veterinary acupuncture clinics in Los Angeles
Listings are grouped by how care is delivered. Featured listings appear first and are always labelled; featured does not mean verified. Within each group, credential-verified profiles come first, then other listings in alphabetical order.
Featured
Los Angeles, CA
Dogs and cats
Veterinary Acupuncture · Chinese Herbal Medicine · Chiropractic Care
View profile →Inglewood, CA
Dogs, cats and some exotic pets
Veterinary Acupuncture · Chinese Herbal Medicine · Pain Management
View profile →Featured placement
Featured placement is currently free. Featured and sponsored placements are always labelled and do not mean that a clinic’s credentials have been verified.
Apply to be listed →In-clinic practices
Los Angeles, CA
Dogs and cats
Needle Acupuncture · Laser Acupuncture · Chinese Herbal Medicine
View profile →Los Angeles, CA
Dogs, cats and exotic pets (rabbits, turtles, snakes, etc.)
Veterinary Acupuncture
View profile →Los Angeles, CA
Dogs and cats
Veterinary Acupuncture · Chinese Herbal Medicine · Laser Therapy
View profile →Los Angeles, CA
Dogs and cats
Veterinary Acupuncture · Laser Therapy · Integrative Medicine
View profile →Torrance, CA
Dogs and cats
Veterinary Acupuncture · Pain Relief
View profile →Harbor City, CA
Dogs and cats
Veterinary Acupuncture · Therapeutic Laser
View profile →La Crescenta-Montrose, CA
Dogs and cats
Veterinary Acupuncture
View profile →Rolling Hills Estates, CA
Dogs and cats
Traditional Acupuncture · Electroacupuncture · Laser Acupuncture
View profile →Sherman Oaks, CA
Dogs and cats
Veterinary Acupuncture · Laser Therapy
View profile →Los Angeles, CA
Dogs and cats
Veterinary Acupuncture
View profile →Los Angeles, CA
Dogs and cats
Veterinary Acupuncture · Non-Pharmacologic Pain Support
View profile →Santa Monica, CA
Dogs and cats
Veterinary Acupuncture · CO2 Laser Surgery & Airway Surgery
View profile →Los Angeles, CA
Dogs and cats
Veterinary Acupuncture · Electroacupuncture · Chinese Herbal Medicine
View profile →Mobile and house-call practices
Los Angeles, Glendale, Pasadena
Dogs and cats
Dry Needle Acupuncture · Electroacupuncture · Class IV Cold Laser
View profile →West Hollywood, CA 90069
Dogs and cats
Veterinary Acupuncture · Pain Management
View profile →Los Angeles, CA 90043
Dogs and cats
Pet Acupuncture · Integrative Care · Pain Management
View profile →Los Angeles, CA 90065
Dogs (primary focus) and cats
Veterinary Acupuncture · Chinese Herbal Medicine · Canine Rehabilitation
View profile →Areas with listings
- Los Angeles
- Inglewood
- Torrance
- Harbor City
- La Crescenta-Montrose
- Rolling Hills Estates
- Sherman Oaks
- Santa Monica
Choosing a veterinary acupuncturist in California
- Ask who performs the treatment. Ask whether acupuncture is done by a licensed veterinarian, or by someone working under veterinary supervision where your local rules require it.
- Ask about training and species. Ask what acupuncture training the practitioner has and whether they treat your type of animal and your animal’s condition.
- Start with a veterinary exam. Acupuncture is used alongside conventional care, so expect questions about diagnosis, medication and your animal’s history.
- Check the licence. Veterinarians in California are licensed through the California Veterinary Medical Board, which offers an online licence lookup.
Learn more before you book
Condition guides
Guides to common conditions in dogs, cats and other animals, and how acupuncture may fit alongside veterinary care.
Browse conditions →Dog IVDD guide
Signs of disc disease, emergency warnings and treatment options.
Sudden inability to walk is an emergency.Read the guide →Acupuncture points atlas
Species-specific point charts and reference notes for students and veterinary professionals.
Explore the atlas →Questions about veterinary acupuncture in Los Angeles
How do I find a veterinary acupuncturist in Los Angeles?
Browse the listings above, compare services and the animals each practice treats, then contact the practice directly. Ask who performs the acupuncture, what training they have and whether they see your type of animal.
Are there mobile or house-call veterinary acupuncturists in Los Angeles?
Some listings offer mobile or house-call visits. They are labelled on each card and profile. Service areas and availability differ, so confirm with the practice before you book.
Which animals can get acupuncture in Los Angeles?
Listings in Los Angeles mention dogs, cats, dogs (primary focus) and exotic pets. Which animals a practice treats differs, so confirm that your pet is a good fit before you book.
How do I check a veterinarian’s licence in California?
Use the online tools of the California Veterinary Medical Board, which offers an online licence lookup. You can also ask the clinic who will perform the acupuncture and what training they have.
How much does veterinary acupuncture cost in Los Angeles?
Fees differ by practice, species and treatment plan, and PetAcu does not publish prices. Ask the clinic about the exam fee, the cost of each session and how many sessions are usually suggested before you book.
Do I need a referral from my regular veterinarian?
It depends on the practice and on local rules. Ask the practice when you contact it. Bringing your animal’s records helps.
Other veterinary acupuncture locations in California
Do you offer veterinary acupuncture in Los Angeles?
Apply to be listed or claim an existing profile so that pet owners can find your details. Listing and claiming are currently free.
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