Furever Companions Care, LLC

11/07/2024

We’ve been so busy the last month, between new clients, holiday festivities and the Woof, Wag and Wiggle Event, that we haven’t posted any updates in awhile.
We are so excited to see W***y’s continued determination to walk again. Last week was a PIVOTAL step in his recovery. His mom and Dr. Julie did some amazing research and dived into a new stem cell therapy treatment.
AniCell is a stem cell product that can be safely administered into acupuncture points to help treat certain conditions. We did our very FIRST treatment on W***y last week! We are hoping to see an amazing response and a continued healing journey for our little dachshund friend.

11/02/2024

We are here until 3pm rain or shine. Come say hi! Woof, Wag & Wiggle

11/02/2024

We will be at tomorrow’s event near the main pavilion. Hope to see you there!

We hope to see you out strolling Wickham Park and all the vendor booths at this upcoming event, supporting our local Boxer Rescue. Come say hi!

10/20/2024

We hope to see you out strolling Wickham Park and all the vendor booths at this upcoming event, supporting our local Boxer Rescue. Come say hi!

09/22/2024

Dr. Julie and family at the 2024 Tuxes and Tails Gala. (Family band called Showtime, and partner Alex, and their loving dog Remi).

09/06/2024

This week’s patient of the week, is Dr. Julie’s own kitty, Fluffy.
She is a 13 year old domestic shorthair, with stable early kidney disease and pancreatitis. She was notably normal last night. Upon waking up this morning, it was apparent something was wrong.
Fluffy’s coordination was all off, she was falling to the right and very wobbly. After a neurologic exam and spinal manipulation, she is tentatively diagnosed with idiopathic vestibular disease. She is being treated with conventional medicine, including a round of antibiotics and steroids. Here in the picture, she is receiving dry needling acupuncture for ataxia and vestibular disease after adjusting her neck.
We hope to see her make a full recovery over the course of 1-4 weeks.

08/26/2024

This week’s patient of the week is, Dolly.
Dolly is a 12 year old Siamese who was surrendered by her original owners. Dolly has loads of personality and loves FOOD. She has early kidney disease and inflammatory bowel disease. She takes medicine daily to prevent vomiting and upset stomach.
Today was her first acupuncture treatment. The hope with treatment, is to get better regulation of her stomach issues. Steroids can be helpful, but also harmful. She still has some episodes even with her medicine on board. With acupuncture, the hope is to have less break through vomiting spells, and maybe in time the ability to decrease the dose of her medicine.

08/16/2024

We are excited to bring quality care to your door! With Furever Companions Care, we bring our veterinary services to your home.

Our current services include: Veterinary Acupuncture, Spinal Manipulation (chiropractic for pets), pain management and geriatric care.

We are working swiftly to provide basic wellness, preventative care and minor illness visits in the next couple months! Stay tuned for updates!

08/07/2024

Dr. Julie wants to share Timothy’s story. Timothy is the poster kitty for Furever Companions Care. He is Dr. Julie’s star case and very first miracle patient. His amazing response to therapy became the driving force for her passion for alternative medicine, and the push for her to bring these therapies to other pets in the comfort of their home.

Timothy was a stray kitten that was rescued. He had unknown trauma and many injuries. Despite his primary veterinarian repairing his broken leg, he was still completely paralyzed in all 4 legs.

Timothy’s rescuer brought him into Dr. Julie for acupuncture after it was found that he suffered from severe injury to his neck. They both were not optimistic he would ever walk, but were willing to try. After only 3 acupuncture treatments, Timothy not only was able to potty on his own, but he actually was able to walk and run for the very first time on his own.

Dr. Julie and his rescuer, Virginia, became good friends during his recovery. Now Dr. Julie gets the privilege to watch his beautiful life over the years.

08/07/2024

Dr. Julie’s first official act under Furever Companions Care, was to volunteer her time to work alongside the Cape Canaveral Coast Guard on the care of their mascot Chance.

Chance suffers from arthritis and suspected hip dysplasia. He is a big teddy bear who works for food. The next step in his path to improved quality of life, is to set up his treatment plan for acupuncture and spinal manipulation to relieve some of the discomfort he is experiencing with his joints.