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What settings on the Chipalm would be used and where on a 3 pound pet senior bunny with mild arthritis (feet) and another one in general good health? Thanks for the blog, research articles, etc.! I’m currently trying to read each and every one!
Hmmmm…A three pound bunny. In the original study, the therapy was applied to the upper spine using the rough equivalent to the Balance setting. This is an excellent point for calmness and increased immune response. For the arthritic feet, you might try leaving it on the ground facing up on Balance and let the bunny decide the best way to treat. It might be cuddling close.