Bilmar Veterinary Services

Veterinarians: Dr. Emily Newman, Dr. Hanan Caine, Dr. Nee, Dr. Newman Animal, Dr. Newman The, Dr. Suite

776 S Main St, Great Barrington, MA, 1230

Specialties & Services

About the Practice

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About Our Specialties

Nutritional Therapy

Nutritional therapy focuses on using diet and supplements to prevent and treat disease. A veterinary nutritionist can create customized diet plans to address specific health conditions.

Commonly treats: Obesity, diabetes, kidney disease, food allergies, inflammatory bowel disease, cancer support, skin conditions

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Physical Therapy/Rehabilitation

Veterinary physical therapy and rehabilitation uses techniques like therapeutic exercise, hydrotherapy, massage, and electrical stimulation to help animals recover from injury, surgery, or manage chronic conditions.

Commonly treats: Post-surgical recovery, arthritis, neurological conditions, obesity, sports injuries, geriatric mobility

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Chiropractic

Veterinary chiropractic care focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of mechanical disorders of the musculoskeletal system, especially the spine. Adjustments help restore proper alignment and movement, which can improve nerve function and overall health.

Commonly treats: Back pain, neck pain, limping, muscle spasms, post-surgical recovery, athletic injuries, mobility issues

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Herbal Medicine

Herbal medicine uses plants and plant extracts to treat illness and promote health. Veterinary herbalists may use Western herbs, Chinese herbs, or Ayurvedic herbs depending on their training and the patient's needs.

Commonly treats: Digestive issues, skin conditions, immune support, liver disease, kidney disease, cancer support, anxiety

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