Now Offering Spinal Manipulation Therapy for Your Pet’s Comfort and Mobility

We are pleased to introduce Spinal Manipulation Therapy as a new service offered at our clinic, provided by our licensed Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) who is specially trained and certified in this field.

Spinal Manipulation Therapy is a non-invasive, hands-on treatment that focuses on restoring proper alignment and movement of the spine and associated joints. This therapy can help improve overall mobility, relieve tension, support nervous system function, and enhance your pet’s quality of life—especially for animals experiencing musculoskeletal discomfort, stiffness, or decreased range of motion.

What Is Spinal Manipulation Therapy?

Spinal Manipulation Therapy involves the gentle and specific application of force to joints, especially those of the spine, that are restricted or not moving normally. This treatment helps to:

• Relieve joint and muscle pain

• Improve flexibility and range of motion

• Support overall balance and posture

• Enhance nervous system function

It is performed exclusively by a licensed veterinarian who has completed advanced training and certification in veterinary spinal manipulation techniques.

Who Can Benefit?

Spinal Manipulation Therapy may be beneficial for pets who:

• Are active or athletic and require peak physical performance

• Show signs of back or neck discomfort

• Have experienced a recent injury or trauma

• Are recovering from surgery

• Display signs of aging such as stiffness or reduced activity

• Have chronic musculoskeletal or neurological conditions

What to Expect

Your pet’s first appointment will include a thorough evaluation to determine if they are a good candidate for Spinal Manipulation Therapy. If appropriate, a treatment plan will be tailored to your pet’s individual needs, which may include a series of sessions to achieve optimal results.

Safety and Comfort

Our primary goal is your pet’s comfort and well-being. Spinal Manipulation Therapy is safe when performed by a properly trained and licensed veterinarian. Many pets find the treatments relaxing and experience noticeable improvement in mobility and behavior after just a few sessions.