• Get an ace type elastic bandage of appropriate size for your animal. They come in widths of 2-6 inches. 
• When you wrap their body, keep in mind that you want to do it snug enough so it feels like a gentle hug and not tight. This is a simple half-body wrap which tends to work on most animals instead of having to do a full body wrap.
• Place the bandage across their chest. 
• Take the ends of the bandage to where they are of equal length and make an X over their shoulders.
• Bring the ends of the bandage underneath their stomach and cross them over.
• Bring the ends up and tie them loosely over the top of the lower back. Make sure you put the knot away from the spine.

• Get an organic cotton shirt that you feel will fit your animal. Conventional cotton has been sprayed with pesticides.
• Put the shirt on so that their tail pokes through the neck opening.
• Tie the ends of the shirt across their chest. 
• If the shirt doesn’t provide enough relief for them, you may want to consider sewing an ace bandage onto the shirt to give them a more secure feeling.

• The most common technique that shows up is for the pet parent to tap on themselves for their animal. This tends to happen because the pet parent needs EFT just as much as their animal. They may even be contributing to what is going on with their animal.
• You can tap on a stuffed animal to represent your animal. This is called the surrogate method.
• Rarely should an animal be tapped on directly as tapping is not the same as touching and holding a point as in basic acupressure. Let’s face it, most animals are not going to appreciate your good intentions to tap, tap away.