Northside Veterinary Clinic
233 Berry St, Brooklyn, NY 11249 · Williamsburg
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About Northside Veterinary Clinic
Northside Veterinary Clinic is a veterinary clinic in Brooklyn, NY (NYC area) that lists acupuncture, rehabilitation, cold laser therapy, Chinese herbal medicine, chiropractic care and pain management for dogs and cats.
According to the practice, Northside Veterinary Clinic was founded in 1997 and holds the distinction of being Brooklyn's first integrative veterinary clinic. The practice also states that located in Williamsburg on Berry Street, the practice has served pet owners across Williamsburg, Ridgewood, Queens, Long Island City, and Astoria for over 25 years.
According to the practice, the clinic is Fear-Free certified and holds Cat Friendly Practices® certification, reflecting a commitment to low-stress handling techniques. This is particularly important for acupuncture patients — a calm, comfortable pet tolerates needles better and often responds more quickly to treatment.
The integrative menu at Northside spans a wide range: acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chinese herbal medicine, laser therapy, rehabilitation, craniosacral therapy, shockwave therapy, chiropractic, and pain management.
Acupuncture at Northside is used to treat arthritis, hip dysplasia, degenerative joint disease, chronic pain, digestive issues, chemotherapy and radiation side effects, compromised organ function, asthma, and respiratory conditions. Importantly, the clinic notes that acupuncture has no side effects and can be safely combined with other medications.
Services listed by the practice
- Veterinary Acupuncture
- Traditional Chinese MedicineTCVM diagnosis and treatment.
- Chinese Herbal MedicineCustom herbal formulas.
- Laser TherapyNon-invasive light therapy for pain and healing.
- RehabilitationStructured recovery and mobility programs.
- Craniosacral TherapyGentle hands-on therapy for nervous system support.
- Shockwave TherapyNon-invasive treatment for chronic musculoskeletal conditions.
- Chiropractic Care & Pain ManagementIntegrative pain control.
Before you book
- Fees: Fees are set by the practice. Ask what the first visit costs and how many sessions are usually suggested.
- Referral and records: Ask whether the practice needs your regular veterinarian to refer you or send your pet’s records.
- Insurance: Ask your pet insurance provider whether acupuncture is covered. See our pet insurance guide.
- What to bring: your pet’s records, current medications and a list of questions.
Animals treated
- Dogs
- Cats
Areas of care
Areas the practice lists on its website:
- Arthritis
- Hip Dysplasia
- Degenerative Joint Disease
- Chronic Pain
- Digestive Issues
- Cancer Treatment Side Effects
- Organ Function Support
- Asthma & Respiratory Conditions
Conditions such as cancer treatment side effects, asthma & respiratory conditions need a veterinary diagnosis and monitoring. Acupuncture does not replace them.
Read our condition guides to learn more. Acupuncture is used alongside, not instead of, veterinary diagnosis and care. See the Medical Disclaimer.
Practitioner
Dr. Barbara Eisner, DVM, CVA
36 years of clinical experience · Surgeon and integrative medicine practitioner · Certified in veterinary acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine · Board member of the New York State Association of Complementary and Alternative Veterinary Medicine · Over 20 years of veterinary acupuncture certification experience.
Dr. Daniel Leiman, DVM
Co-founder · Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine graduate · Over 40 years of clinical experience.
Dr. Maegan Ramos, DVM
Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine graduate.
Dr. Stacey Leiman, DVM
Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine graduate (2022).
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Questions about this practice
Where is Northside Veterinary Clinic located?
The clinic is located at 233 Berry St, Brooklyn, NY 11249, in Williamsburg. It serves Williamsburg, Ridgewood, Queens, Long Island City, and Astoria.
Does the practice offer acupuncture?
Yes. According to the practice, Acupuncture is provided by Dr. Barbara Eisner, DVM, CVA, who has over 20 years of veterinary acupuncture certification experience and holds certifications in both acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine.
What makes Northside different?
According to the practice, Northside is Brooklyn's first integrative veterinary clinic (established 1997). The practice also states that it is Fear-Free certified and Cat Friendly Practices® certified, and offers a broad integrative menu including acupuncture, TCM, Chinese herbs, laser therapy, rehab, craniosacral therapy, shockwave therapy, and chiropractic care.
What conditions is acupuncture used for at Northside?
Arthritis, hip dysplasia, degenerative joint disease, chronic pain, digestive issues, chemotherapy and radiation side effects, compromised organ function, asthma, and respiratory conditions. The clinic notes that acupuncture has no side effects and can be safely combined with other medications.
Does Northside Veterinary Clinic offer acupuncture for dogs and cats?
Northside Veterinary Clinic lists acupuncture among its services for dogs and cats. Ask the practice who performs the acupuncture, what training they have and whether your animal and its condition are a good fit.
Where is Northside Veterinary Clinic?
233 Berry St, Brooklyn, NY 11249.
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