Animal Chiropractic

Animal Chiropractic is more than aligning bones; it addresses the overall health of your pet. Chiropractic care is a drug-free approach used to heal the spine and skeletal system. When the spine is misaligned, it adversely affects nerve function. Reduced, or limited, nerve function can then negatively affect the function of organs and tissues supplied by that nerve. This can lead to a multitude of health issues in your pet. However, the good news is that Chiropractic care can correct the spinal alignment allowing nerves to function properly. Therefore, correct spinal alignment encourages the optimal health of your pet.

Since our animals are unable to communicate verbally with us, we must rely on their body language and behavior changes. Subtle changes in their behavior may indicate a need for Chiropractic care, for example. The following list of signs and symptoms may help you identify if Chiropractic care can help maximize the health and well-being of your four legged friend.

To learn more about animal chiropractic and the AVCA please visit www.animalchiropractic.org

Now Servicing North Central Arkansas

Mountain Home, Baxter County, and surrounding counties.

(870) 321-8119 call for more information

Dog / Canine

Signs & Symptoms:

  • Limping / lameness
  • Immobility / difficulty getting up or down
  • Reluctance or resistance to using stairs
  • Difficulty jumping
  • Difficulty chewing / eating
  • Constipation
  • Pain when touched (petting / lifting / scratching)
  • Lethargy or hiding
  • Change in performance
  • Change in behavior

Horses / equine are treated at their location.

Mobile service is available. Now Servicing North Central Arkansas

Mountain Home, Baxter County, and surrounding counties.

(870) 321-8119 call for more information

Small animals can be treated at mobile location too!

Horse / Equine

Signs & Symptoms

  • Lameness
  • Abnormal gate / shortened stride
  • Difficulty flexing at poll
  • Bucking
  • Difficulty taking a lead
  • Reduced performance
  • Resistance to being ridden
  • Change in behavior
  • Difficulty or inability to collect
  • Posture changes
  • Sports injury

Please contact us today if your horse, dog, cat or other animal have any of these signs, symptoms, problems, or questions.

Arkansas: (870) 321-8119