Chiropractic care for dogs and cats
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Chiropractic Care
Animal chiropractic centers on the restoration of proper movement and function in the joints of the spine and limbs. This process helps diminish inflammation, enhance blood flow, and improve neurological function. The practice specifically addresses vertebral subluxation complexes, which refer to restricted motion in a joint, leading to abnormal movement patterns. This restriction can cause cellular changes in the joint within a short timeframe. Through targeted adjustments that restore motion, the body's natural healing ability is activated, promoting the restoration of optimal biomechanics.
General issues
- Forelimb or rear leg lameness
- Movement limitations or difficulties
- Behavioral changes
- Biting tendencies
- Eating problems
- Bowel movement irregularities
- Muscle tension or soreness
- Tucked tail or tail pain
- Joint stiffness
- Muscle spasms
Other Common Issues
- Dog does not want to play or run
- Performance problems
- Not wanting to eat hard food or treats
- Ear infections or ear sensitivity
- Frequent head shaking or head tilt
- Decrease neck range of motion
- Decrease in limb range of motion
What to expect?
Our staff will be happy to help provide directions to our office. We have a front and rear entrance to office. Owners must be present, and dogs must be leashed. Proof of Rabies vaccine is required for treatment.
House Call Visits
Dr. Frame does make house visits when needed. Travel fees are determined by both the distance covered and the quantity of animals being adjusted or examined.