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Welcome!
I'm so excited to meet you and your best friend and introduce you to integrative and natural medicine! There are so many amazing modalities that will improve the health and well-being of our wonderful companions.
Services
Wellness and Preventative Care
Vaccine titer testing, preventative care including routine heartworm testing, FeLV/FIV testing, Coggins, Health Certificates, microchipping, routine and custom blood work, urinalysis. etc. Online pharmacy.
Western Medicine and Integrative Therapies
Traditional western medicine - comprehensive physical exam, integrating Eastern, holistic and natural modalities into a customized treatment plan. All life stages, including geriatric, quality of life and end of life/hospice care.
Integrative modalities:
Acupuncture, electroacupuncture, trigger point therapy;
Photobiomodulation - Class IV therapeutic laser;
Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine; Western Herbal Medicine; PRP/Stem Cell therapies; Chinese Food Therapy; Nutritional and nutroceutical counseling (customized recipes, prescription diets, etc)
Western Herbal Medicine
Ozone therapy
Homeopathy
Bioresonance therapies - coming soon
Equine Rehab and Performance Medicine
Certified in prevention and rehabilitation of the equine athlete, at any age, level of competition or discipline.
Preventative and rehabilitation training and conditioning plans, plus integrative therapies for the equine athlete, from birth and raising an athletic foal, through the horse’s peak performance into the horse’s senior and retirement years.
House/barn call: $100 travel charge
Wellness Exam $75
Initial Holistic/integrative consult - $250
Follow up holistic consult $125
Telemedicine Holistic/integrative consultation $250
Telemedicine follow up consultation $125
Acupuncture treatment: $75 - $100
Class IV (Cold) Laser treatments $7/minute
Thimerosal free Rabies vaccine $40
Estimates provided for other treatments such as herbal therapies , titer testing, ozone treatments, blood panels
Thimerosal free Rabies vaccine, homeopathic remedies
Wellness and Preventative Medicine
Wellness and Preventative Medicine
Wellness and Preventative Medicine
Are you looking for alternatives to western medicine?
Wellness and Preventative Medicine
Wellness and Preventative Medicine
Instead of just treating disorders with pharmaceuticals, integrative veterinary medicine takes a holistic approach to the treatment of illnesses and diseases.
Equine Rehab and Performance Medicine
Equine Rehab and Performance Medicine
Equine Rehab and Performance Medicine
Starting from the day of birth, raising an athletic foal and adolescent - building better adult athletes. Maintaining a strong immune system and healthy musculoskeletal system through preventative medicine for the adult/senior athlete. Natural and integrative healing modalities for the injured or ill horse of any age
In Tune with the Patient
Equine Rehab and Performance Medicine
Equine Rehab and Performance Medicine
Integrative modalities, holistic medicine and a gentle touch - offering multimodal healing approaches, working as a team with the pet parent/guardian and the patient.
About Dr DeCozio Heals On Wheels
Initial Holistic/Integrative Consult
Initial Holistic/Integrative Consult
Initial Holistic/Integrative Consult
The initial integrative consult includes review of all previous mediical records, previous/current medications and treatments, current diet as well as a comprehensive Western and Eastern (TCVM) Medical Exam.
Initial workup/Treatment plan
Initial Holistic/Integrative Consult
Initial Holistic/Integrative Consult
During the initial exam, we will establish a TCVM diagnosis/pattern and formulate a holistic or integrative treatment plan for your pet
Therapies may include:
Initial Holistic/Integrative Consult
Therapies may include:
TCVM Food Therapy/customized recipes
Acupuncture/Electroacupuncture/
Aquapuncture
TCVM Herbal Therapies
TCVM Food Therapy
Ozone treatments
Laser therapy
Nosodes/Homeopathy
Bioresonance Therapy - coming soon
Meet Dr DeCozio
Experience
Dr Eva DeCozio is a native of Michigan, but moved to Europe during school when her dad’s job was relocated. She graduated from the University of Veterinary Medicine in Vienna, Austria in 1995, and then completed a mixed animal internship in Europe. She then moved back to the U.S. and took part in a Small Animal Internship at Mesa Veterinary Hospital in Mesa, AZ. After her Internship, Dr. DeCozio completed a 2 year residency in Equine Pathobiology at the University of Pennsylvania, New Bolton Center in 1999; she received her ECFVG Certification from Oklahoma State University during her residency. She returned to Arizona in 1999 and joined VCA Apache Junction Animal Hospital as an associate veterinarian, then
advanced to Medical Director in 2004. In December 2020, Dr. DeCozio and her husband, David Bush, relocated to Williamson County, Tennessee.
Certifications
Dr. DeCozio has been practicing veterinary acupuncture since 2003, and is a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist. In addition to this certification, Dr. DeCozio also holds a Graduate Diploma in Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine and is certified in Equine Rehab and Performance Medicine. She has been certified in PennHip since 2000, and Stem Cell Therapy for almost 20 years. Dr. DeCozio pursued her love for Yoga and became a Certified Yoga Teacher in 2018, and has integrated her Yoga teachings to include animals, mostly dogs, in the form of Doga classes. She has completed advanced courses in Integrative Neurology and Oncology . She is in the process of completing the Chinese Food Therapy Certification.
Special interests include bioresonance therapies, homeopathy and integrating other forms of energy medicine from human naturopathy.
Awards
In 2009, Dr. DeCozio founded the Panacea Animal Wellness Sanctuary, a charitable organization to end senseless euthanasia in Arizona and educate the public on the importance of preventative care. Her organization saved the lives of over 1300 dogs, cats, several horses, and a few farm animals. She has received numerous awards for her public service, the most notable being the inaugural Hero Vet Award from the American Humane Association, awarded in 2014; Dr. DeCozio also served on the Arizona Cardinals Community Quarterback Awards Committee from 2010 to 2018.