Exciting news! From March 2025, we are moving to a bigger and better space at: Sin Ming Plaza, 6 Sin Ming Road, Tower 2 #01-09 Singapore 575585
Exciting news! From March 2025, we are moving to a bigger and better space at: Sin Ming Plaza, 6 Sin Ming Road, Tower 2 #01-09 Singapore 575585
At Bluewater Vet Acupuncture & Rehabilitation, we are a vet-led team passionately caring for pets, helping them live healthier, more comfortable lives through acupuncture, rehabilitation, and integrative therapies. Our team of CCRP, CVA, and GDVA accredited veterinarians and practitioners delivers treatment with both expertise and compassion.
From our beginnings as a mobile service (Acupetture) in 2019, we have since grown into a purpose-built clinic to provide comprehensive care for pets with mobility or health challenges. With stress-free drop-off and convenient parking, we make visits easy for both pets and their owners. With a focus on improving the lives of furry family members, we are committed to offering high quality treatment, fostering trust and comfort for both pets and their owners at Bluewater, a special space designed for everyone.
Our team has extensive clinical experience and is led by licenced veterinarians certified in both rehabilitation and acupuncture.
We are a licenced veterinary clinic, legally allowed to treat animals with acupuncture, rehabilitation and both Western and Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) safely and professionally.
We combine Western medicine, supplements and rehabilitation therapies with TCVM treatments and formulas for the best of both worlds.
Our vets and therapists hold recognised certifications such as CVA, CCRP, Graduate Diplomas in Acupuncture, CVFT, and Diplomas in Veterinary Clinical Science.
Most of all, we pride ourselves on being compassionate partners to both pets and their families, building warm, supportive relationships alongside professional care.
Bluewater Vet Acupuncture and Acupetture are both part of the same veterinary acupuncture practice, each serving a unique purpose. Bluewater Vet provides in-clinic services, offering treatments at a physical clinic location. Acupetture, on the other hand, is the mobile arm of the service, providing acupuncture treatments in the comfort of the client’s own location. Both Bluewater Vet and Acupetture are run by the same family and offer the same high-quality veterinary acupuncture services.
Find out more about Acupetture here.
BVSc (Melb) MANZCVS (Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation – Canine) MRCVS CCRP CVA
Veterinarian, Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner, Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist
Dr. Nicholas Haw is a licensed veterinarian and Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner (CCRP) and Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist (CVA), who holds Membership of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists (MANZCVS) in Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation (Canine). He is passionate about providing evidence-based, integrative care to improve the mobility, function, comfort, and quality of life of his patients.
Dr. Haw earned his Bachelor of Veterinary Science degree from the University of Melbourne in 2012 and has since completed postgraduate training in canine rehabilitation and veterinary acupuncture. He also attained MANZCVS membership in Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation (Canine), a prestigious postgraduate veterinary qualification awarded by examination that recognises advanced clinical knowledge, diagnostic reasoning, and expertise in managing musculoskeletal and neurological conditions in dogs.
Alongside his clinical work, Dr. Haw has taught veterinary medical and biological sciences at an institute of higher learning in Singapore. This combination of clinical and academic experience allows him to integrate current scientific evidence with practical, hands-on care, delivering personalised treatment plans tailored to each patient’s individual needs.
An experienced speaker, Dr. Haw has presented on topics including canine cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) at community events, and has provided expert commentary on animal health and welfare for multiple media outlets.
Outside of the clinic, he enjoys spending time with his two cats.
BVSc (Melb) MRCVS GradDipVA CVA CCRP
Veterinarian, Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist, Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner
Dr. Dawn Wong is a licensed veterinary surgeon, postgraduate-certified veterinary acupuncturist, and certified canine rehabilitation practitioner. She earned her veterinary degree from the University of Melbourne in 2012, followed by a Graduate Diploma in Veterinary Acupuncture, and a Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner certification (CCRP) from the University of Tennessee.
Having previously worked in general practice clinics as a veterinary surgeon, Dr. Wong is dedicated to improving animal quality of life through integrative veterinary practice. She has a keen interest in intervertebral disk disease (IVDD) and osteoarthritis, and believes in using a multimodal approach to alleviate pain, enhance mobility, and promote overall wellbeing in her patients.
In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Wong has been actively involved in education, teaching veterinary-related diploma programmes from 2018 to 2025 and helping to train the next generation of veterinary professionals.
She is especially fond of Golden Retrievers and British Shorthair cats, and is owned by two cats.
BVSc (Hons) CSAVA CVFT
Veterinarian, Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist, Certified Veterinary Food Therapist (TCM)
Dr. Michelle holds a Bachelor of Veterinary Science from the University of Queensland, Australia. She began her career working in various government sectors—ranging from wildlife conservation to pathology to animal welfare—before transitioning to clinical practice.
An athlete since childhood, Dr. Michelle has always viewed health holistically, which naturally led her to explore Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for animals.
Dr. Michelle is a certified veterinary acupuncturist and food therapist. She is deeply committed to integrating TCM principles into her clinical practice. By combining Eastern and Western modalities, she offers a more comprehensive and tailored approach to both disease prevention and treatment.
Drawing from her experience as a lifelong athlete, she believes that the same principles that optimise human health – nutrition, movement, and environment – are equally critical for pets. She aims to help pet owners make informed choices that support their animals’ lifelong health and well-being.
DipVetClinSc (Conversion)
Rehabilitation Therapist and Vet Assistant
Having completed a Diploma (Conversion) in Veterinary Clinical Science from Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Tiffany blends formal training with personal experience — something that became especially meaningful to her after caring for her own senior dog who lived to nearly 16 years old.
With a keen interest in geriatric and palliative pet care, Tiffany hopes to help older pets feel comfortable and loved in their golden years, and to support younger pets in aging gracefully through preventive care. She finds it deeply meaningful to walk alongside pet parents on their pets’ healing journeys, supporting not only the animals but also the families who love them so dearly.
To better help pets regain mobility and quality of life, she is currently pursuing certification as a Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner (CCRP). Tiffany has also volunteered with general practice vets to further strengthen her nursing and caregiving skills.
Outside of work, she lends a hand to lost and found pet groups and enjoys discovering new places and the simple joys of everyday life.
DipVetClinSc (Conversion)
Rehabilitation Therapist and Vet Assistant
With a Diploma (Conversion) in Veterinary Clinical Science from Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Etta is currently pursuing the Canine Rehabilitation Certificate Program (CCRP) from the University of Tennessee to deepen her expertise in animal rehabilitation.
Etta has a soft spot for geriatric animals and finds fulfilment in enhancing mobility and comfort for them, helping dogs and cats enjoy their golden years with greater ease and quality of life. She also has prior experience in rehabilitation for rabbits.
Outside of work, Etta enjoys staying active through Pilates and has a creative side, spending her downtime learning sewing, which allows her to unwind and explore artistic interests.
Veterinary and Rehabilitation Assistant
Ros assists our veterinarians and therapists in caring for the animals who visit us for rehabilitation and acupuncture. She is dedicated to making each visit as calm, comfortable, and positive as possible for both pets and their owners.
She believes that every moment with our beloved pets is precious, and takes great joy in supporting them through their recovery journey.
In her free time, she enjoys playing sports such as badminton and frisbee.
Having completed her Diploma (Conversion) in Veterinary Clinical Science from Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Germayra combines her academic knowledge with valuable experience as a former Assistant Manager at a cat hotel, where she developed a deep understanding of feline behaviour, welfare, and husbandry.
Passionate about helping animals, Germayra enjoys supporting patients through every stage of their rehabilitation and loves seeing the progress they make over time. While she has a special soft spot for cats, she believes every patient is different and always strives to find the approach that works best for each individual.
Committed to continual learning, Germayra is a certified Canine First Responder and an International Cat Care Cat Friendly Veterinary Professional. She is also looking to further her expertise by pursuing certification as a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner (CCRP).
Outside of work, Germayra enjoys travelling, and spending quality time with animals whenever she can.
Veterinary and Rehabilitation Assistant
Reena is a rehabilitation therapist assistant with a genuine passion for helping animals live happier, healthier lives. Her love for animals has always been strong and inspired her to pursue a career where she can make a meaningful difference every day. She enjoys showering every animal she meets with care and affection.
Reena believes every animal deserves patience, compassion, and the opportunity to thrive. Whether celebrating small milestones or supporting long-term recovery, seeing an animal regain confidence, mobility, and comfort is one of the most rewarding aspects of her work.
She has a special place in her heart for disabled and mobility-impaired dogs, including those who have lost a limb or are unable to walk independently. Being part of their rehabilitation journey and helping improve their quality of life is what motivates her each day.
Outside of work, she enjoys expressing her creativity through various forms of art, seeking out new adventures through outdoor and adventure sports, and unwinding by watching documentaries about the world, as well as movies.
Veterinary and Rehabilitation Assistant
Ryan is an animal lover who has a soft spot for dogs, having grown up with them his entire life. He is dedicated to enhancing animal well-being as a veterinary assistant in acupuncture and rehabilitation. He takes pride in ensuring that pets are not only healthy but also happy, finding fulfilment in witnessing their progress and delivering essential care.
Outside of work, Ryan loves spending time with his dog, Ollie, and unwinding with games like Teamfight Tactics.
