EPISODE · Jul 9, 2026 · 19 MIN
Kaiser the Rottweiler: Healing Hip Dysplasia with Tong Ren
from Tap into Tong Ren: Stories of Healing and Change · host Joe Lucier
In this episode, Joseph Lusier shares heartwarming stories of using Tong Ren distance healing on animals, starting with Kaiser, a senior Rottweiler struggling with hip dysplasia. Joseph explains how targeting specific spinal points (T11, T12, L4, and L5) helped open blood flow and nerve flow to the lumbosacral plexus, improving Kaiser's mobility and easing his discomfort. From there, Joseph moves into an equally compelling story about working with horses, describing how a bioelectrical disruption affected one horse's gait and spinal structure, and how Tong Ren helped restore rhythm and synchronicity to the animal's movement. Joseph reflects on why animals respond so openly to energy healing, having also worked with cats, rabbits, and guinea pigs throughout his practice. This episode offers a unique look at how the same Tong Ren principles used for human healing, blood flow, nerve flow, and cranial sacral flow, can be applied to support animal companions and working animals alike.Check out: anusarawellness.com/BYOHCheck out: anusarawellness.com/MBYOHCheck out our events page: AnusaraWellness.com/events Our Online Community with Live Events: https://anusarawellness.com/tongren-live/Free Weekly Group Healing Sessions: https://anusarawellness.com/weekly1 on 1 Treatments: https://anusarawellness.com/treatmentsBe Your Own Healer Workshophttps://anusarawellness.com/byohThis podcast is for educational and inspirational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional veterinary or medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the guidance of a qualified veterinarian or healthcare provider with any questions about a health condition, human or animal.
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