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Pain Management

Pain in pets often goes unnoticed, but it doesn’t have to go untreated.

At Quinn Veterinary Clinic and Behavior Center, we’re trained to recognize both the subtle and obvious signs of discomfort. Whether it’s acute or chronic, pain can affect your pet’s behavior, mood, and quality of life. That’s why we take a proactive, individualized approach to every case.

We use a combination of tools to assess pain and provide relief, including:

  • Gentle physical exams and movement assessments

  • Diagnostic imaging (X-rays, labwork)

  • Medications, supplements, and laser therapy

  • Referrals for acupuncture or rehabilitation if needed

Pain and behavior are often connected. If your pet is growling, snapping, hiding, or acting differently, there may be more going on beneath the surface, and we’re here to help uncover it.

If you suspect your pet is in pain, reach out. We’ll help you find answers and relief.