About Us
Five Elements Four Paws, LLC is a mobile acupuncture and integrative veterinary medicine practice based out of Chelmsford, MA servicing the Greater Boston area and southern New Hampshire. Owned and operated by Dr. Kristina Nolin, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Nolin is a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist and Certified Veterinary Food Therapist who received her training from Chi University. She specializes in holistic veterinary medicine including small animal acupuncture, food therapy, herbal therapy, Tui-na (acupressure) and canine rehabilitation.
Five Elements Four Paws is focused on providing integrative veterinary care for small animals including cats and dogs.
Using this integrative approach, our ultimate goal is to help your furry companions live happier, longer and more well-balanced lives with their families.
Services
Acupuncture
Food Therapy
Food Therapy
Veterinary acupuncture is an ancient form of medicine proven by modern research to effectively target the root of your pet's condition, not just to treat the symptoms.
Food Therapy
Food Therapy
Food Therapy
Food as medicine.
Using Traditional Chinese Food energetics and TCVM diagnosis to treat disease.
Tui-na
Food Therapy
Herbal Medicine
A combination of acupressure, conventional massage and chiropractic techniques to treat both acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions and strengthen the immune system.
Herbal Medicine
Canine Rehabilitation
Herbal Medicine
Chinese herbs are natural supplements derived from plants and minerals. They are used to treat diseases and maintain a balanced body. Herbal therapy can enhance the effectiveness of acupuncture.
Canine Rehabilitation
Canine Rehabilitation
Canine Rehabilitation
Therapeutic Exercises, Laser Therapy, PEMF (Pulse Electromagnetic Field Therapy) and individualized at home exercise programs combined together based on your pets recovery needs.
Meet the Veterinarian
Kristina Nolin, DVM, CVA, CVFT
Dr. Nolin is a Massachusetts native who grew up in Gardner, Massachusetts and currently resides in Chelmsford, Massachusetts. She received her Bachelors of Science degree in Animal Science with a Minor in Business from the University of Vermont and graduated from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine for her veterinary degree.
Dr. Nolin has been practicing as a small animal general practitioner for 8+ years in MA and NH. Providing better care and pain management options for her senior patients led her to obtain further training and certification in veterinary acupuncture and the other branches of integrative veterinary medicine.
She lives with her adorable Lab-mix named Finn, three cats (Bella, Nikko and Zoey) and her chinchilla (Potter).