Dog owners are now turning to alternative medicine such a acupuncture to treat the ailments of their pets. This is just one such story.
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Well, if it works, why not? I’m not that attune to accupuncture, but I would certainly try it if it would help my dog, or cat, feel better.
$85 a session. 2-3 times a week? Ouch. I can barely afford the vet visits 2-3 times a yr. No way I could afford that. Sounds like it would be a great alternative though. Maybe someday it will be accessible to the poor pet owners, lol.
@Vicki T – I really like alternative medicine and believe as necessary, when combined with conventional medicine, it can really offer alot to both pets and people.
@Deanna – Yeah, know what you mean but if the means were available, there’s not much I wouldn’t try for my babies.
I think as alternative medicine becomes more widely recognized and utilized, hopefully it will become more accessible to everyone.