Animal Chiropractic Treatments
Does Your Animal Need Treatment?
The purpose of animal chiropractic adjustments is to realign and rebalance the body to relieve pain and discomfort and increase mobility.
Restrictions of the joints can occur for many reasons, some of the most common are incorrect posture which maybe compensatory to old or current injuries, accidents, falls, stress, and poor maintenance. This can lead to pain, numbness, pins and needles, or restricted mobility.
Dogs
Many dogs benefit from manual therapy. From the much-loved family pet who is suffering with arthritis as he ages to the top-level agility dog.
- Natural back pain relief for your dog or cat
- Diagnosed conditions such as degenerative arthritis or spondylitis
- Abnormal posture
- Problems or difficulty climbing stairs, jumping into the car or agility
- Sensitivity to touch
- Injuries resulting from falls, training or other activities
- Short striding, uneven strides, nail dragging or stumbling
- Licking at limbs due to nerve pins and needles
- Muscle imbalance, spasms or atrophy
Signs in Horses
Animals with any chiropractic-based problems can present with a variety of symptoms, some common ones are:
- Decrease in level of performance, apparent laziness
- Problems or difficulty executing desired movements
- Behavioural changes (refusals, bucking, head shy)
- Head carriage issues or fighting the bit
- Short striding, uneven strides, toe dragging, stumbling, forging and uneven shoe wear
- Muscle imbalance, spasms or atrophy
- Abnormal posture when standing, standing with hips uneven
- Choosing to stand on uneven ground, not squaring up when urinating, holding tail to one side
- Gait problems, such as counter-canter, loss of collection, refusal to take a lead
- Injuries from falls, training or other activities
- Stressful situations such as poor conformation of the horse, various riding and training equipment, performance level and ability of the horse, shoeing
- Chronic disease conditions, multiple repetitive infections, weak immune system
Humans
We have a very busy human clinic. If you are suffering yourself or would like to feel like the “real” you again then contact us for an assessment and we can explain how we can help you. We have rider biomechanics clinics and back strengthening programmes specific for agility owners and horse riders too.
We have 4 clinic locations – Aberdeen, Mintlaw, Peterhead and Oldmeldrum.
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How Do I Book an Appointment?
Small Animals
Small animals such as dogs and cats can book direct via our human clinic reception team on 01224 211517 or click below to send us an enquiry.
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You can contact us on 01224 211517 or click below to send us an enquiry.
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