Cute pictures! I did accupuncture on my rabbit Maxine who had arthritis but I had to find a holistic vet to do this – it is extremely interesting and I wish I could have done more of this but the vet was so hard to get into – she’s the only holistic vet in this area, maybe Texas although there was another vet who did do accupuncture but she wasn’t a holistic vet.

How many accupuncture treatments did she recommend?

That’s so cool that she did acupuncture on her! Maybe I should look into that and hypnosis for Lolli’s weight loss! HAHAHA!

I am very glad that Chacha’s ears have healed up! 

How interesting that your vet did acupuncture… I’m an acupuncturist and just bought a book specifically for veterinary acupuncture (thinking I could try it on my cat, the bunny is healthy and doesn’t need any!) But I’m freaked out to try it, I don’t know why. A lot of times people don’t even feel the needles going in, and I’ve heard of animals staying quite still while the needles are in… I’m still scared to try!
You must go to a very holistic vet to have them suggest treatments like that. Glad to hear the bunny’s ears are doing better!

*snugs Cha Cha*

Feisty ChaCha.    She peed on the blanky rofl.   OH she so bad.

Hope this accupunture helps her.

Maya   could you have a friend accupuncturist help you with your cat?   Might not be so scary then. 

Love the pics. Can totally see her dwarf mix in her face there.

The other vet who sees rabbits at the clinic I go to has just trained in acupuncture. I’d give it a go if my 2 could benefit from it anytime. I’ve had it done myself and the needles are nothing. I think the thing with animals is ensuring they stay still and don’t run off with the needles hanging off them. So Maya, I can see why you’d be nervous. :p

Brittany, did you end up swapping pellets ChaCha is on?

Ah, good idea to have a helper when I finally decide to try acupuncture on my cat! I have to do more research. I’m sure that needles are never inserted perpendicularly on animals (as a lot of needles are in people.) If the needle is threaded below the skin but laying flat, it won’t go deeper and puncture anything imnportant, even if the animal rolls onto it. I know people that do it a lot on dogs and horses, makes sense for them because they’re trained to hold still.

Holy cow! 0_o I can’t get my buns to sit still for a nail trim, God forbid I’d ever have to give them acupuncture!

Good bunny…they like peepee at the vets! ^_^ Be sure to give them plenty of that! xD

I sure hope this helps her ears. Chronic health issues with a rabbit have got to be the most stressful thing ever. I’ve had 2 kids and didn’t flip out about their medical issues this much. >.< (well close…but seriously, not as bad as I do when Mimz has to go back to the vet for the hundredth time…)

 Hope she’s ok!  I so wish my Babs was a diva!! She’s whatever the opposite of a diva is??! !

Chacha is so pretty and cute! She looks like a little diva! lol