Greetings,
I hope everyone is surviving the wild weather around the country. February whooshed by just like the wild winds and snow we all have been experiencing!
This e-letter is short and to the point. (no acupuncture pun intended!)
I have created a few short You tubes about pain in pets with some natural remedies to help relieve. These two remedies are what I recommend to every dog owner who brings their dogs in for a session. This information may be used for humans too.
I want to make sure everyone understands that acupuncture and laser are not a cure- all. It takes more than one treatment to notice a major
improvement. Usually depending on the dog's condition, after 3-5 sessions a substantial improvement can be noticed. Meanwhile, after the first session your dog may seem more relaxed, less pain and sleep better.
It also takes a combination of proper diet, herbs or homeopathic remedies, acupressure aka massage at home between sessions for positive results. It is a team effort! Just like exercise, you cannot go to the gym once and come home looking like a supermodel!
Wishing all a safe, peaceful and hopefully warmer March!
☘🍀☘
jeanie mossa MS. L.Ac. & Snoopervisor Nubi juan Kenobi
of Four Paws Acupuncture
