Have you noticed that your dog...

• Has difficulty getting up and down?
• Is tail swishing as in pain?
• Walks funny, even 3 legged?
• Has ear shyness (especially on one side)?
• Resents grooming in certain areas?
• Has neck restriction, especially to one side?
• Has excessive and frequent back soreness?
• Has uneven gait?
• Has lost power in the hind?
• Is always moody?
• Walks “funny”?

Has your dog gone longer than one year without a chiropractic evaluation?

If you have noticed even ONE of these findings, then chiropractic care may be needed for your canine.

To schedule an evaluation for your dog, please go to my contact us page.

To see a glossary of terms that describe some of the symptoms suffered by canines related to animal chiropractic, click here. This list is simply a guide to my services and should be used in concert with your Veterinarian. I do not recommend that you attempt to self diagnose your dog’s problems. Underlying pathology should always be ruled out by your Veterinarian.

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