“Most people I know have had poor luck going to a “specialist” and have spent way more than a little money upfront”.
Well, my pet had a very positive experience with traditional veterinary medicine, and I am familiar with biofeedback. I work in healthcare.
I view it as being under the umbrella of alternative therapy, like acupuncture and aromatherapy. Still can’t comprehend how it would be used for dogs though.
My pet had a serious condition, so I went to the best (imo) first. I would have considered alternative therapies in conjunction with traditional care…. but it wasn’t necessary.
I don’t believe blanket statements about anything are a good thing or helpful, there are always exceptions.
