Dr Marie-Élaine Roy mv CVA
SERVICE VÉTÉRINAIRE MOBILE CINQ SAISONS
Veterinary Acupuncture and Osteopathy Services
Dr Marie-Elaine Roy mv, CVA
Dr. Marie-Élaine Roy devotes herself to the exclusive practice of alternative and complementary veterinary medicine. She is certified by I.V.A.S. (International Veterinary Acupuncture Society). She has experience in conventional veterinary practice for over 25 years.
Having always been influenced by natural approaches to health, it was in 2011 that she returned to school to acquire her training in veterinary acupuncture in Toronto and since 2013 has been certified by the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society (IVAS). Dr Roy subsequently founded the Cinq Saisons Veterinary Service where she practices holistic medicine to treat and relieve pets. It was between 2015 and 2017 that Dr. Roy received and completed her training in veterinary osteopathy from a renowned French school, the Institute of Alternative Medicine and Veterinary Osteopathy (IMAOV).
Dr. Roy currently offers her services to cats and dogs in Laval and Montreal. She is a member of the Association des Veterinaires en Médecine Alternative et Complémentaire (AVMAC) and the Association of Veterinary Acupuncturists of Canada (AVAC).
About our services
ACUPUNCTURE
… At the cutting edge for their well-being
Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine have proven themselves for more than 2000 years for humans and horses, but it was not until the last century that the benefits for dogs and cats were discovered.
In western veterinary medicine, acupuncture is officially recognized as a pain reliever.
Through its effects on the blood, nervous and immune systems, acupuncture can help animals that suffer from neurological, musculoskeletal, metabolic, respiratory, digestive, skin and even behavioral problems.
OSTEOPATHY
… very gently
Osteopathy is a manual medicine which aims to restore the balance of the body and its capacity for self-healing.
The principle is to eliminate areas of tension, which allows the body to regain the free movement of all its structures and fluids.
In veterinary medicine, these fine and precise manipulations can prevent and relieve muscular, joint, nervous, digestive, skin and many other problems.
Helping dogs, cats, rabbits and other small animals in the greater Montreal, Laval, Laurentians and Lanaudière regions
Services are available at the Centre Vétérinaire Laval
Information: 450-803-0465 Appointment: 450-781-1200
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