Wholistic Paws Veterinary Services

Wholistic Paws Veterinary Services Welcome to Wholistic Paws! We offer compassionate therapies for your pet in the comfort of our center or your home

We offer compassionate therapies for your pet in the comfort of your home, including: ~Acupuncture ~Rehabilitation ~Pawspice and Palliative Care ~Home Euthanasia Contact us today at: wecare@wholisticpawsvet.com

Loki first came to us because he was overgrooming due to pain in his back and hips. With acupuncture and laser therapy w...
04/02/2026

Loki first came to us because he was overgrooming due to pain in his back and hips. With acupuncture and laser therapy we've been able to make him more comfortable so now he can play with his other kitty siblings at home again!

It can be hard sometimes for pet parents to notice signs of pain in cats, because even though they may be small they're tough! Some subtle signs can include no longer jumping up and down from furniture, hiding more, not as playful, overgrooming a particular area of their body or undergrooming, or changes in litterbox habits.

April is Canine Fitness Month. We will highlight a few gentle exercises that you can do with your dogs each Wednesday th...
04/01/2026

April is Canine Fitness Month. We will highlight a few gentle exercises that you can do with your dogs each Wednesday this month -a strength, a flexibility, a balance, and a mental fitness exercise. We are not expecting marathon runners or body building specialists; we just going to give you a few exercises and their proper form that can help pups of all ages.

We are sending out our yearly PSA that lillies and kitties shouldn’t coexist.  Please be safe.
03/31/2026

We are sending out our yearly PSA that lillies and kitties shouldn’t coexist. Please be safe.

Chinese herbal medicine has been practiced for thousands of years in human healthcare and is increasingly recognized in ...
03/31/2026

Chinese herbal medicine has been practiced for thousands of years in human healthcare and is increasingly recognized in veterinary care for its safety and effectiveness. In Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM), the goal is to balance the body’s energy to restore harmony and health.

Chinese herbal medicine may be recommended for a variety of chronic and acute issues, including:

Allergies and itchy skin
Arthritis and joint stiffness
Digestive issues
Urinary tract problems
Kidney or liver support
Cancer support
Respiratory Problems
Anxiety and Behavioral Problems
Joint Health
Digestive Disorders

Herbs can be given as pill, capsule, and liquid form.

Just because something is natural doesn’t mean it’s safe for every pet. That’s why it’s so important to work with a trusted veterinarian. Some important points to keep in mind:

*Herbs can interact with medications
*Quality control matters—cheap supplements may be contaminated or ineffective.
*Incorrect dosing can lead to digestive upset or other side effects.
*Always choose a veterinary clinic with trained staff when considering herbal therapies for your four-legged friend.

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Meet Chester Von Wigglesworth.  He had bilateral TPLO surgeries in January.  He comes to Dr Powell for laser acupuncture...
03/26/2026

Meet Chester Von Wigglesworth. He had bilateral TPLO surgeries in January. He comes to Dr Powell for laser acupuncture and spinal manipulation therapy. BUT, his favorite thing is tuning fork therapy. He gets so excited when he sees it come out, has to check it out, and then just totally relaxes once she starts it. Sometimes he even falls asleep. Keep smiling big guy!

03/25/2026
Acupuncture is the insertion of needles into specific points on the body to cause a desired healing effect. Acupuncture ...
03/24/2026

Acupuncture is the insertion of needles into specific points on the body to cause a desired healing effect. Acupuncture can be used as a treatment for many ailments which could include: musculoskeletal problems such as arthritis, muscle soreness, or vertebral disc disease; skin problems such as chronic ear infections, lick granulomas, and allergies; respiratory problems such as laryngeal paralysis and feline asthma; gastrointestinal problems such as diarrhea and constipation; and neurologic problems such as seizures, nerve paralysis, and behavioral disorders; as
well as preventive medicine.

Modern veterinary acupuncturists use a wide variety of equipment including solid needles, gold beads, electricity, heat, massage and low power lasers to stimulate acupuncture points.

In these photos, Dr Powell is using solid needles and low power laser to stimulate acupuncture points on Bria. This little super model loves her acupuncture! 📸📸

03/23/2026

03/19/2026

This amazing soul was Stanlee. He recently passed away, but his devoted and dedicated mom gave us permission to share this video.

This video is a true testament of teamwork, starting first and foremost with Stanlee and his family. Their dedication to him made all of this happen. Check out his amazing team that literally helped get him back up on his feet. Without his team, Stanlee would not have been where he was at the end of this video, a happy and mobile boxer, loving life with his mom and dad.

We want to give a big thank you to Stanlee’s family for sharing this video with us, and for allowing us to share it, even after his passing. We miss you Stanlee! 🌈❤️

Address

20600 Gordon Park Square, Suite 170
Ashburn, VA
20147

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 7pm
Tuesday 10am - 7pm
Wednesday 10am - 7pm
Thursday 10am - 7pm

Telephone

+15714380339

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