Ancient Chinese Five Element Sound Therapy for Your Dog
In our fast-paced lives, ensuring the well-being of our furry friends can sometimes feel overwhelming. As caregivers, we often seek holistic approaches to enhance their…
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Tui Na Helps Prevent Spring Injuries in Active Dogs
Most dogs are less active during the winter months. Find out how Tui na can help prevent early season injuries as your canine “springs into…
How Tui Na can help ease your cat’s arthritis
Tui Na, also known as acupressure-massage, is an effective way to alleviate the discomfort of arthritis in cats. Cats are tricksters. Their wild ancestors evolved…
Building your horse’s trust
How staying present and performing a gentle acupressure session on your horse can help deepen his trust in you. If you think your horse knows…
Help your horses adjust to colder temperatures
This simple acupressure session will help your horse adjust as the colder temperatures of winter move in! As night temperatures dip and the chill lasts…
Acupuncture has many applications for cats
This ancient healing modality can effectively address a wide range of health conditions in felines. Acupuncture is one of the fastest-growing complementary therapies practiced on…
Using Chinese herbs to relieve itching in dogs
Does your dog have skin allergies? Before resorting to medications for the itching and irritation, give Chinese herbs a try. Stanley, an eight-year-old golden retriever,…
Chinese Medicine – Metal & Earth Horse
The stocky school horse plods around and around the ring with a young rider on his back. He is kind and slow, providing a safe…
5 Elements of Chinese Medicine – Fire Horse
Is your horse flashy, sociable and easy to train? Is he sensitive, unfocused and vulnerable to anxiety? If so, he might be a Fire horse.…
Five Elements of Chinese Medicine
Each horse embodies common physical and behavioral characteristics of the Five Elements of Classical Chinese Medicine (CCM). By understanding how Five Elements and their patterns…
