Acupunturist

Combining modern veterinary medicine with the wisdom of traditional acupuncture, Dr. Beava is dedicated to providing comprehensive, gentle, and effective integrative treatment plans for your pets.

About Dr. Beava Law

Professional Qualifications

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM), University of Illinois, USA
Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist (CVA)
Extensive clinical experience in both general practice and acupuncture (Overseas & Local)

Experience & Story

Dr. Beava obtained her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Illinois (USA). Before returning to Hong Kong, she gained valuable experience working in small animal clinics and shelters in New York. Since returning to Hong Kong in 2012, she has served as a general practitioner and acupuncturist in small animal practice, focusing on integrating Eastern and Western therapies to improve patients' quality of life. [web:82][web:89]

Beyond her clinical work, Dr. Beava lives happily in Hong Kong with her husband and three children. Since her return, she has adopted three cats and one dog. An active individual, she enjoys cycling, running, rowing, and camping in her spare time, embracing the outdoors whenever she can.

When Should You Consider Acupuncture with Dr. Beava?

Veterinary Acupuncture is commonly used to manage pain, neurological conditions, and chronic diseases. The goal is to reduce reliance on medication, improve mobility, and stimulate the body's self-healing mechanisms.

Pain Management

Arthritis, hip dysplasia, Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD), and chronic pain following soft tissue injuries.

Neurological Conditions

Hind limb weakness, rehabilitation for paralysis, adjunctive control for seizures, and support for nerve damage recovery.

Internal Medicine Support

Chronic kidney disease, gastrointestinal sensitivity (vomiting/diarrhea), poor appetite, and constitution balancing for certain skin conditions.

Senior Care

Enhancing overall vitality, sleep quality, and comfort for senior pets, often as part of palliative care. [web:81]

Treatment Philosophy

Dr. Beava believes in a "Holistic Approach," treating the whole patient rather than just a single symptom, while considering the pet's emotional state and living environment. As a dual-qualified general veterinarian and acupuncturist, she ensures that acupuncture is introduced safely as a complementary therapy based on accurate Western medical diagnosis, avoiding delays in treatment and optimizing recovery chances.

Appointments & Inquiries

If you are interested in knowing whether acupuncture is suitable for your pet, or to check Dr. Beava's consultation schedule, please call the clinic during office hours to book an assessment.

*Note: A detailed physical examination and medical history review are typically required before the first acupuncture session to formulate an individualized treatment plan.

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