What is animal chiropractic?
- A chiropractic adjustment is defined as a short lever, high velocity contolled thrust by hand or instrument that is directe at specific articulations to correct vertebral subluxations.
- It comprises the adjustment of vertebral joints, extremity joints, and cranial sutures.
- It includes evaluating the patient's history, intended use/athleticism, health state and prior x-rays and tests.
- A chiropractic exam includes a neurological exam, stance and gait analysis and motion and static palpation.
- Neck, back, leg, and tail pain
- Muscle spasms and nerve problems
- Injuries from slips, falls, and accidents
- Jaw or TMJ problems, difficulty chewing
- Event or sports injuries
- Post-surgical care
- Bowel, bladder, and internal medicine disorders
- Maintenance of joint and spinal health
- Healing/helping with chronic internal medicine disorders
- Lameness, trouble getting up and down, athletic competitions
- Surgery involving anesthesia, seizures or neurological problems, recovery from illness or injury
- Geriatric household pet, behavior or mood change
- In horses, signs of navicular disease or laminitis
- Chronic health problems that do not resolve as expected.
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