Chiropractor, chiropractic, animal chiropractor, adjustments, alignment, pet chiropractic, equine chiropractic, horse chiropractor, horse adjustment
Chiropractor, chiropractic, animal chiropractor, adjustments, alignment, pet chiropractic, canine chiropractic, dog chiropractor, dog adjustment
Chiropractor, chiropractic, animal chiropractor, adjustments, alignment, pet chiropractic, canine chiropractic, dog chiropractor, dog adjustment
Chiropractor, chiropractic, animal chiropractor, adjustments, alignment, pet chiropractic, equine chiropractic, horse chiropractor, horse adjustment
What is Animal Chiropractic?
Chiropractic is a gentle, holistic approach to health care for your pet which analyzes and treats dysfunction of the spine and joints. Just like chiropractic care for people, animal chiropractic is centered around the nervous system.
The Nervous System: Consists of the brain, spinal cord, and all nerves that traverse the body. The spinal cord carries nerves that are distributed to every single organ, tissue, and cell of the body.
A misalignment of joints, commonly referred to as intersegmental dysfunction (ISD), adversely alters nerve function to those areas. When nerve impulses are altered even slightly, normal functioning of organs, tissues, and cells supplied by that nerve are altered. This altered function can lead to a variety of symptoms manifesting, such as pain, disease, fatigue, muscle weakness, balance & proprioception issues, immune suppression, and much more.
Please feel free to contact our office and speak directly to Dr. Stephanie Schwetz with any questions you may have in regards to the treatments you see above or if not listed.
Any Questions? Just Ask.
How Can Chiropractic Help My Pet?
Chiropractic care is centered on returning the body to its healthiest state possible. Chiropractic care can help with:
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Musculoskeletal Pain such as:
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Back/Neck, Extremity, and Jaw Pain
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Lameness
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Injuries & Overtraining Issues
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Temperament & Behavioral Changes
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Decrease in Activity/Performance Level
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Chronic Ear Infections
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Head Tilt & Head Shaking
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Digestion Problems
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Asymmetrical Movement
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Allergies
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Chronic Licking or Chewing
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Neurological Conditions
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Problems Eating or Playing with Toys
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Muscle Spasms & Weakness
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Paresis
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Sudden Rear Leg Paralysis; i.e. dragging of back legs
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Muscle Imbalance, Atrophy, Strains
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Holding Tail to One Side
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Hot Spots
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Stress
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Incontinence
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Diagnosed conditions: such as Arthritis, Luxating Patella, Wobblers, Disc Disease
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and many more!
We also see animals for:
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Wellness Check Ups
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Performance Animals to provide "an edge" in their competition