• Chronic musculoskeletal problems
• Acute problems such as tension or stiffness
• Preventative treatment to maintain fitness
• Maintain soundness in older animals (animals who have difficulty getting up and down)
• Enhance performance ability of sport animals
• As a complimentary treatment for chronic lameness or tendon/ligament problems as well as arthrosis and spondylosis

All animals should be under regular veterinary care. If you suspect a problem with your animal that may be helped by an animal chiropractor, have your veterinarian examine the animal first.

• Spinal trauma, treatment only following prior x-ray clarification
• Spondylosis (ossification of the spine)
• Cauda Equina Syndrome
• Cervical Vertebra Syndrome
• Discopathy, following prior x-ray clarification
• Lick granuloma
• Lameness
• Digestive issues
• Incontinence
• Radiculopathy or “Nerve pain”
• Post-surgical
• Degenerative Myelopathy