Spring is in the air and warmer weather is on its way. Here are some of the top tips that can help you know the risks and being prepared can help keep your pet safe as we all are enjoying the great outdoors.
My 13 year old Standard Schnauzer, Pearl, began having weakness and pain in her hind quarters about two years ago. After about 3-4 weeks of acupuncture treatments, Jill talked to me about weaning Pearl’s medications. I was skeptical, but amazingly Pearl was fine without those medications! Pearl is back to being a “go getter” in spirit and activity now.
Louie is an adorable young cat who was born without a tail; these kitties are sometimes called a “rumpie.” Around the age of 8 months, he developed both urinary and fecal incontinence, with occasional blood in his urine. Louie's feline incontinence has shown improvements! He got hands-on healing using the Five Elements Acupressure and Meridian Touch for Animals.
Keep your fur babies happy and safe over the holidays!! A trip to the ER can take some of the joy and happiness out of our holidays. Here are a few tips to keep your beloved pets safe and happy!!
Our 12-year-old Lab to Jill for acupuncture, cold laser and body work. He suffered from hind-end weakness and severe arthritis throughout most of his joints, especially his front elbows. After a few months with Jill, he was able to regain some use of his tail for balance and walk on his own more than he had been.
Treatment for spine and incontinence starts with a chiropractic adjustment and ends with laser and acupuncture. Watch Olive get treatment.
I am proud to share this interview with you I had with Joan Ranquet. Not only is Joan a well-known Animal Communicator in California and she is the founder of Communication with All Life University (CWALU). As well, Joan is my business partner with JillandJoan.com where we sell hemp extract products and Acupressure courses to help with the healing and treatment of animals and even yourself. I welcome you to watch my interview where we talked about how I got into Holistic Veterinary Medicine.
I grew pumpkins this year during the “COVID grow your own vegetable” fad, as this is my virgin year for pumpkin farming. The big surprise is how beautiful the vines are with their giant yellow flowers that invite the bees and hummers. And the pumpkins are so gorgeous. I cannot wait to harvest and make some cooked pumpkin for the dogs’ GI systems, as well as roast the seeds for our family to enjoy.
Dr. Jill teaches Introduction to Acupressure and Meridian Touch Healing through Jill and Joan Healing. Learn how acupressure can be used to calm anxieties, balance emotions, alleviate pain and inflammation.
Tips to help our dogs calm this July 4th. Many dogs have noise phobias and can be fearful during fireworks and storms. Learn how to keep our pets safe and calm this holiday.
