We first visited VAC after my 12 year old dog somehow hurt her back. After a month of tests, "rest" and no results or hope from the neurologist, we decided to try holistic medicine. Dr. Dinatale is ex... Read More
We first visited VAC after my 12 year old dog somehow hurt her back. After a month of tests, "rest" and no results or hope from the neurologist, we decided to try holistic medicine. Dr. Dinatale is extremely friendly and engaging and loves animals. She was very optimistic about being able to help Leah, though holistic treatments and acupuncture can take a while to show results. We've been visiting once a week for about two months and my dog is starting to show improvement. She also enjoys visiting this vet - she knows that there are no shots or tests or exams, and the acupuncture is definitely relaxing for her. The small staff is extremely friendly and caring, and the place always smells so soothing - like lavender. Mats on the floors give the dogs cushions, and owners can grab a throw pillow and join them or sit in a comfy chair. I don't claim to understand holistic/eastern medicine, but I'm seeing results and the staff and Dr. D definitely know their stuff. Of course, this sort of treatment and herbal regimen is not cheap, but it's worth it to have a caring, knowledgeable vet and staff - and to see the relief in our dog! While we primarily visit Dr. D, we have also seen the other vet, Dr. Fasano, and found her to have a bit different style but sitll just as knowledgeable and caring. Read Less