During the first visit, Dr Jessie will evaluate your pet by exam and with radiographs to determine appropriateness of Chiropractic care. In following visits, she will use targeted adjustments to help restore proper movement to the affected joints. Sessions typically last 20 minutes, and your pet may show improvement after just one visit, though multiple treatments are often recommended for optimal results or chronic conditions.
Chiropractic care works exceptionally well when integrated ith out other pain management services, including acupuncture, laser therapy and pharmaceutical options, creating a comprehensive approach to your pet’s comfort and mobility. However, it’s important to note that chiropractice is not intended as primary healthcare or as a replacement for traditional methods of veterinary medicine.
Veterinary chiropractic services can benefit pets with both acute injuries and chronic conditions, such as:
- Osteoarthritis (Arthritis)
- Pain associated with hip dysplasia
- Intervertebral disc disease (slipped disc)
- Idiopathic lameness
- Weakness in a leg
- Urinary incontinence
- Sports injuries
- Other neurological conditions
What to Expect
During a chiropractic session, our practitioner will perform a thorough assessment of your pet’s spine and joints, identifying areas of restriction or misalignment. Using gentle, targeted adjustments, they will help restore proper movement to the affected joints. Most pets find these treatments comfortable and relaxing. Sessions typically last 20-30 minutes, and your pet may show improvement after just one visit, though multiple treatments are often recommended for optimal results.
Our chiropractic services are not limited to injured or sick pets—this therapy can also be beneficial for healthy and athletic animals, helping them maintain proper structural alignment. Other benefits can also include healthier metabolism and improved immune function.
Chiropractic care works exceptionally well when integrated with our other pain management services, including laser therapy and pharmaceutical options, creating a comprehensive approach to your pet’s comfort and mobility. However, it’s important to note that chiropractic is not intended as primary healthcare or as a replacement for traditional methods of veterinary medicine.
If you think your pet might benefit from our chiropractic care, please don’t hesitate to call us at (541) 688-5521 to schedule a consultation.