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AH-SHI POINTS – “OUCH” POINTS: The Cold, Hard Truth About Ah-Shi Points Part I of a Two-Part Series Ah-Shi points are places on the body where the ...
Nancy Zidonis & Amy Snow, Tallgrass Animal Acupressure Institute Cooper is a Mini-Dachshund who was surrendered to the Denver Dumb Friends Leag...
By Nancy Zidonis and Amy Snow Older dogs are prone to developing arthritis. However, young dogs can develop arthritis due to trauma to the joint, h...
By Waldine Hilton, Tallgrass Participant from Victoria, Australia A short time ago an old horse was kindly helped with his new journey to the new w...
By Amy Snow & Nancy Zidonis Part 1 of a 3-part series Just think of all the time, money, and energy you have invested in having a client. It’s ...
By Nancy Zidonis and Amy Snow Many people think that cats would not enjoy acupressure, wow, are they wrong. Most cats really appreciate intentional...
By: Diane Wilson and Lynn Caldwell, Tallgrass Animal Acupressure Practitioners (http://mvequineacupressure.com/) Penny is a 10-year-old Paint Mar...
By Amy Snow (http://www.animalacupressure.com/instructors-amy-snow), Immediate Past-Chair, NBCAAM The National Board of Certification for Animal Ac...
By: Amy Snow and Nancy Zidonis Anhidrosis is also known as 'drycoat syndrome' or 'non-sweating disease'. In the early stages or less severe cases, ...
By Amy Snow & Nancy Zidonis Part 2 of a 3-part series Communication is a two-way activity. However, as an animal acupressure practitioner your ...
By Amy Snow & Nancy Zidonis Equine fitness requires time, thought, and action for carriage horse and owner. There’s a lot to consider in develo...
By Kathi Soukup (http://www.ks-equinemassage.com/), Tallgrass Instructor and Equine and Small Animal Practitioner Elmo, a 15 year old QH, has resid...
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