Dec 30 2006
What is the next best thing to having a puppy from New Skete?…. It is a calendar filled with wonderful pictures of dogs. What a great way to start the year for all dog lovers.
click here to visit www.newsketemonks.com
Jeanie Marie Kraft, Lic.Ac. is keeping tails wagging on the North Shore of MA with K9 acupuncture house-calls. Visit FourPawsAcupuncture.com for more information.
Dec 24 2006
Happy Holidays from Four Paws Acupuncture
Jeanie Marie Kraft, Lic.Ac. is keeping tails wagging on the North Shore of MA with K9 acupuncture house-calls. Visit FourPawsAcupuncture.com for more information
Dec 15 2006
Visit The Planet Calamari Shop to see these designs and others on clothing for people & dogs and gifts for the home or office.
Jeanie Marie Kraft, Lic.Ac. is keeping tails wagging on the North Shore of MA with K9 acupuncture house-calls. Visit FourPawsAcupuncture.com for more information.
Dec 13 2006
I think dogs are the most amazing creatures; they give unconditional love.Dec 13 2006
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
LaNIA COLEMAN
THE SAGINAW NEWS
Ten months after unexplained paralysis nearly cost him his life, Wolf has made close to a full recovery with love and acupuncture.
“He’s doing great,” said Tittabawassee Township Police Officer Julie L. Nagel, who owns the 6-year-old dachshund. “He’s awesome.”
When The Saginaw News last visited with Nagel in April, acupuncture had put Wolf on the road to recovery, but it was long and uncertain.
Once unable to move his hind legs, Wolf now runs and jumps, although Nagel tries to restrict the jumping for fear Wolf will re-injure himself.
“He walks like he has a little deformity,” Nagel said. “He just has a little bit of impairment and he looks kind of bow-legged. As far as recovery, I’d say it was 90 percent.
click here to read more of this article at www.mlive.com
Jeanie Marie Kraft, Lic.Ac. is keeping tails wagging on the North Shore of MA with K9 acupuncture house-calls. Visit FourPawsAcupuncture.com for more information.
Dec 11 2006
by David Mattin
Times on Line UK
Acupuncture for animals in pain? Sounds barking mad…..
Like most bull mastiffs, three-year-old Nellie loves nothing more than a long, vigorous walk. But when her owner, Heather Smith, bought Nellie at eight weeks old, in September 2003, it didn’t take long to realise that something was seriously wrong. “When Nellie walked, she was wobbly on her hind legs,” she recalls. “Her legs were bowed and sometimes she seemed in pain.”
Her vet took X-rays, which revealed a genetic condition called hip dysplasia. In Nellie’s hind legs the balls at the end of the femurs do not fit snugly into their sockets, and are ragged, impairing proper movement. Hip dysplasia is a degenerative condition that can, in severe cases, leave dogs immobile. Often the only solution is a hip replacement. “My vet told me that the joints on her hind legs would become severely arthritic,” says Smith, a full-time carer from Burlesdon, Southampton. “At the time I could walk her for only ten minutes on a lead so she didn’t overdo it. It’s heartbreaking when a dog can’t even run across the beach
click here to read more from women.timesonline.co.uk
Jeanie Marie Kraft, Lic.Ac. is keeping tails wagging on the North Shore of MA with K9 acupuncture house-calls. Visit FourPawsAcupuncture.com for more information.
Dec 11 2006
Welcome to the new Four Paws Acupuncture blog. Due to technical problems with blogger.com the old blog has been replaced with this one.
Thank you for your patience.
Jeanie Marie Kraft, Lic.Ac. is keeping tails wagging on the North Shore of MA with K9 acupuncture house-calls. Visit FourPawsAcupuncture.com for more information.
