Chinese Herbal Medicine

We have a number of expert vets ready and willing to help your pet live its best life, including Dr. Bart Iaia, a graduate of Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1992. With a passion for dentistry and food therapy, Dr. Iaia’s journey in veterinary medicine has been a success story – and how he is here to help your pet’s well-being and your peace of mind using Chinese herbs for dogs and much more. 

Dr Iaia wants to go well beyond traditional vet practices and into the idea of complementary medicine, and as a certified acupuncturist, having completed in-depth training from both the Chi Institute and the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society, that’s precisely what he’s able to do for your pet in Orting, Bonney Lake, Puyallup, Graham, and the surrounding areas, including Sumner and Frederickson. 

As a fellow of the American Association of Veterinary Acupuncture (FAAVA), Dr Iaia’s life is dedicated to healing pets using the most traditional yet effective holistic care. However, when he’s not helping animals, he’s spending time with his precious family and, of course, his own pets. 

The great thing about Chinese herbal medicine is that it offers an all-natural way to keep your pet healthy. Chinese herbal medicine is the ideal holistic alternative to traditional, more surgical, and clinical methods, meaning your pet can relax, and there is far less to cause them stress – and cause you stress, come to that. 

Chinese herbal medicine works by restoring the balance of the body, and no matter whether you’re in Orting, Bonney Lake, Puyallup, Graham, or the surrounding areas, including Sumner and Frederickson, you can come to us for assistance and ensure your pet can benefit from this exceptional form of healing.

Chinese herbal medicine is unique in that it considers each pet’s distinct needs and can be used to treat each animal individually – at Orting Animal Hospital, we understand how important your pet is to you, so why would you expect anything less? 

Chinese herbal medicine also prioritizes prevention over treatment whenever possible, which is why our expert veterinarians will also look at a longer-term approach whenever possible, and Chinese herbs for dogs, cats, and other animals could be the answer.