My reading on the subject of acupuncture as a treatment for domestic cats indicates to me that it is an alternative treatment which should not be ignored. In the online version of the Dorset Echo newspaper, a veterinarian explains that … Continue reading →
Veterinarians in the UK are warming to the use of acupuncture as a mainstream treatment. The education director of the Association of British Veterinary Accupuncturists estimates that 1000 UK vets are using it. Membership of the association has increased from … Continue reading →
There is a big cat story going around the internet which positively tells us that acupuncture does work for cats but…there is always a but, its efficacy must depend on the nature of the injury or illness and the competence … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Cat showing the acupoints – photo by gadgetgirl (Flickr) Some visitors might like to consider cat acupuncture as an alternative or complementary treatment for illness. It is a very well established form of medical treatment that … Continue reading →
