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Read pet owner, vet and other professionals’ RECOMMENDATIONS, REVIEWS AND RATINGS on your local animal applied kinesiologist (AK) before you call and book an appointment for your dog, horse, cat or pet. |
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Find out what training, experience, qualifications and association memberships the animal applied kinesiologist (AK) has before you make your dog, cat, horse or pet an applied kinesiology (AK) appointment. |
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Find out what types of animals the animal applied kinesiologist (AK) treats. Some animal applied kinesiologist (AK)s only treat dogs, cats, rabbits, exotics and/or other small animals. Some animal applied kinesiologist (AK)s specialise in horses and/ or large animals. Some animal applied kinesiologist (AK)s treat both large and small animals. |
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Find out where the animal applied kinesiologist (AK) practices and how you can contact them to make an appointment. Will they come out to treat your horse at the barn/yard? Can you take your dog to them? Do they have a map/driving directions so you can find them easily? |
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