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Acupressure Secrets
Is your dog limping, stiff or suffering from any other health issue?
Are you wondering if you can do anything to help him?
You can!
Acupressure has helped thousands of dog parents to soothe their companion's pain and heath problems.
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to point selections for a broad variety of health issues. Have it at hand when you need it!
easy to read point charts.
only first-class illustrations and high quality photos. Not those confusing point charts!
treat naturally.
acupressure is a natural treatment method. No chemical drugs are being used.
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Improve Health
Learn how to resolve your dog’s health problems with acupressure. You will be shocked how easy this method is!
Soothe Pain
Soothe your Dog's pain from arthritis or other conditions and improve his wellbeing and quality of life.
Bonding
Build and improve the bond with your dog by spending 5-10 extra minutes with him per day.
Save Money
Keep your dog healthy and fit and save money on expensive medications and treatments.
Commonly Asked Questions
No problem! This guide is designed for dog owners without prior knowledge.
This is great! Acupressure can help to keep him healthy & fit and prevent disease.
Not at all! Acupressure is basically a very simple massage technique. The key is that you massage the right spot. Our first-class images make it easy for you to locate those spots.
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Dr Felix Wilsmann, founder of Atlantic Points Veterinary Acupuncture & Chiropractic Care designed this guide during the COVID crisis to offer his patients a resource to bridge the gap until treatment sessions could be commenced.
Note:
This guide is intended as a source of information amongst others. The techniques described herein are meant to complement and not be a substitute for professional veterinary care or veterinary acupuncture. Any ailment, injury or change in behaviour should first be seen by a qualified veterinarian.