What is Animal Acupressure?
Animal acupressure is a practice that applies pressure to specific points of the animal’s body to relive and alleviate pain and discomfort. This specific points located throughout the animals body are related to meridians of energy, the practice of acupressure testifies that by applying pressure to these specific points the flow of energy throughout that specific area can be renewed.
Animals receive multiple benefits from acupressure; improved immune system, strengthened muscles, tendons, tissue and ligaments, reduced stress, improved energy, reduced inflammations and resolved injuries. Animal acupressure can be administered by a therapist of the by the animals owner.
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| Canine Anatomy & Acupoint Energetics DVD
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Canine Landmark Anatomy & Acupoint Energetics - DVDPresenter: Turie Norman, DVM This DVD is an essential resource for wholistic veterinary professionals, healthcare practitioners, canine bodyworkers and students of animal acupressure and acupuncture. This learning tool has not existed before. Both the DVD and Manual go into extensive detail regarding:Surface |
| Equine Focus For Training: An Acupressure Approach
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Busy, busy, busy, we are all so busy these days, even our horses are busy. They sense our state of mind and feel our stress level sometimes making it difficult to attain the right level of synchronicity for a productive training session. Finding a way to minimise the |
| Hands-On Animals
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The entire family needs bodywork, don't you think? This includes horses, dogs and cats for a lot of families. People are recognizing that what is good for them is good for their favorite animals.Acupressure for animals has actually been around for 1000s of years. In ancient Chinese communities |
| BREATHING EASY: Equine Respiratory Support
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"You can take the horse out of the country, but you can't take the country out of the horse." Domesticating and stabling horses has radically changed their natural environment and can lead to some serious health issues. Respiratory difficulties are reported to be the leading health problem in |
| Acupressure Approach to Skin Disorders in Horses
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Horse guardians dread seeing any skin disorder and especially fungal and bacterial conditions like ringworm, girth itch, and rainrot. Once any skin disorder sets up, it is a challenge to eliminate them for one horse let alone the entire barn or stable.From the Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective, the |
| Living with Canine Cushings
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Living with Canine Cushing’s Disease: An Integrated Approach
By Amy Snow and Nancy Zidonis
“My boy Titan seems to be getting old right before my eyes. Poor old guy, he’s turning 10 and just a year ago he was still his feisty Terrier-self with lots of vim and vigor. Now |
| Aging Gracefully: Older Cats
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Acupressure can help your senior cat get more easily through her golden years, it's simple, safe and effective.
Cats are often considered senior citizens by the age of ten, but many live into their 20s with ease. How soon a cat begins to show his age is highly individual |
| EQUINE ALLERGIC REACTIONS: Immune System Balancing
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Coughing, drippy nose or eyes, raspy or congested breathing, raised lumps on the neck and/or shoulder, obvious itchy areas – when your horse exhibits any of these conditions, the odds are he has allergies. Unfortunately, allergies can be life-threatening. Severe allergic reactions can lead to cardiovascular and respiratory |
| The Dog -Athlete is an Acupressure Hound
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Drake is an amazing agility dog. He darts on to the course taking the triple bar in stride, running smoothly and efficiently through the entire course with grace and confidence. His timing, movements, and keen attention are impressive. Not a moment's hesitation dashing up and down the A-frame, |
| AMAZING ACUPRESSURE POINT SERIES #9: SPLEEN 6 (Sp 6)
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AMAZING ACUPRESSURE POINT SERIES #9:
SPLEEN 6 (Sp 6)
Pinyin Name – San Yin Jiao
English Translations – Three Yin Meeting, Three Yin Intersection, Three Yin Crossing
Spleen 6 is the acupressure point where the three hind leg meridians, Spleen – Kidney – Liver, intersect energetically. This acupoint is commonly used |
| Dog-Athlete is an Acupressure Hound
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The Dog Athlete is an Acupressure Hound
Drake is an amazing agility dog. He darts on to the course taking the triple bar in stride, running smoothly and efficiently through the entire course with grace and confidence. His timing, movements, and keen attention are impressive. Not a moment's hesitation |
| Getting the Right Stuff: Canine Diet Assessment
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"How do you know your dog is getting the right proteins, vitamins and minerals?" Most people who are feeding home-prepared, real, human-grade food to our dogs are asked this question quite often. The first answer, of course, is explaining how you have researched canine diet and consulted canine |
| Hugo's Tummy in the Fast Lane: Rebellious Stomach Chi
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As Catherine took a sweeping, cloverleaf turn onto the interstate she was thankful that she had thought to bring a travel-crate for Hugo, her new 9-week-old Saint Bernard puppy. She was taking Hugo home for the first time, and Hugo's tummy was not up to the ride - |
| Animal Acupressure
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Animal acupressure is a practice that applies pressure to specific points of the animal’s body to relive and alleviate pain and discomfort. This specific points located throughout the animals body are related to meridians of energy, the practice of acupressure testifies that by applying pressure to these specific |
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