There are two important criteria you should look for in a veterinary acupuncturist: 1. Your veterinary acupuncturist must be a licensed veterinarian. 2. Your veterinary acupuncturist should have formal training…
The length and frequency of acupuncture treatments depends on the condition of the patient and the method of stimulation that is used by the veterinarian. Stimulation of an individual acupuncture…
Acupuncture is one of the safest forms of medical treatment for animals when it is administered by a properly trained veterinarian. Side effects of acupuncture are rare, but they do…
For small animals, the insertion of acupuncture needles is usually painless. Once the needles are in place, there should be no pain. Most animals become very relaxed and may even…
According to ancient Chinese medical philosophy, disease is the result of an imbalance of energy in the body. Acupuncture is believed to balance this energy and, thereby, assist the body…
Acupuncture is indicated mainly for functional problems such as those that involve paralysis, noninfectious inflammation (such as allergies), and pain. For small animals, the following are some of the general…
