Blogs about Animal Acupressure

Marketing Tip: Client Communication Part 2

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 ...

ACU-FIT

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...

Tui Na for Allergies

By Kathi Soukup (http://www.ks-equinemassage.com/), Tallgrass Instructor and Equine and Small Animal Practitioner Elmo, a 15 year old QH, has resid...

Acupressure to Get Your Horse Going Safely

By: Amy Snow and Nancy Zidonis As the riding season begins go slowly and allow your horse to build his strength and flexibility while increasing hi...

The Importance of Numbers in TCM

The Tao gave birth to One. The One gave birth to Two. The Two gave birth to Three. The Three gave birth to all of creation. All things carry Yin ye...

Canine Skin Allergies & Acupressure

By Nancy Zidonis and Amy Snow (http://www.animalacupressure.com) Not only do too many dogs have allergy issues, there are so many different types o...

The Interrelationships of TCM

By Nancy Zidonis and Amy Snow In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), all things are interrelated. Yin and Yang cannot exist without the other; Chi ...

Acupressure & Cervical Issues

There are so many ways a horse may injure its cervical vertebrae or damage the muscles and tendons of the neck, from participation in demanding spo...

Animal Acupressure & Olfaction: What's in a Smell

By Nancy Zidonis and Amy Snow, Tallgrass Animal Acupressure Institute In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) we use an assessment technique called “...

Acupressure v Acupuncture: The Difference?

By Nancy Zidonis and Amy Snow, authors of Equine Acupressure: A Working Manual A horsefly is mid-air, within inches of landing on t

Acupressure Eases Stress

Acupressure Eases Stress of Adoption Miles, an 11-year old black and tan dachshund, looked so pathetic in his cage Sandy had to take him home. His ...

Acupressure & Pancreatitis: Meet Ben

By Amy Snow and Nancy Zidonis, Tallgrass Founders This is the true story of Ben. Ben is a 13-year old Golden Retriever with a lovely large frame an...