Connected-Healing, LLC

Connected-Healing, LLC Helpful, informative, you can learn to help your horse using only your hands! Every cell in our bodies needs nourishment; every cell has a nerve connection.

Acupressure is a non invasive modality to make sure these channels are open. It can help with overall health and injuries. Using acupressure can also help with attitudes!

11/14/2025

Tallgrass Animal Acupressure Resources, the Pioneer and Leader in Animal Acupressure since 1990. With us, you'll find all the Animal Acupressure and Traditional Chinese Medicine Resources you need to keep your animal happy and healthy.

09/02/2025

Equitopia speaks with world renown lameness specialist Dr. Sue Dyson as well as other internationally acclaimed horse professionals to point out the signs of...

09/02/2025

The most common mistake I see with the stifle sling is incorrect placement when the tape is high in the flank.

The tape should be below the patella to support the patella.

If the tape is too high it’s like applying tape above your own knee.

It should “scoop” under the patella.

Have you been doing it right?

Would it be helpful to do a video of how to palpate the patella for correct placement?

07/20/2025
07/13/2025

By Amy Snow & Nancy Zidonis, Founders of Tallgrass Animal Acupressure Resources. It can happen in a flash and it doesn’t even have to be that hot out. Your dog can be fine, one minute gleefully r

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