03-28-2017, 02:32 PM
There is a chiropractor in North Carolina who sees animal patients as well as human ones. She is licenced for both. I have known that some animals would benefit from a chiropractor, I didn't know there were any animal chiropractors. Because of the work she does animals can avoid surgery and they can recover from injuries. They can regain mobility and flexibility just like a human can when they receive good chiropractic care.
http://news.google.ca/news/url?sr=1&ct2=...t=2&at=dt0
I am sure the animals under her care feel much better because of her work. The adjustments she does are subtle, but sometimes that is all you need to stop pressure on a nerve that had been causing pain. It is a less invasive way of helping a pet than surgery. It is always better than pain killers in the long term. Drugs can have side effects and sometimes they just mask a pain, they don't fix a problem.
I hope there are more animal chiropractors in the future. I wonder what they could do with a snake?
http://news.google.ca/news/url?sr=1&ct2=...t=2&at=dt0
I am sure the animals under her care feel much better because of her work. The adjustments she does are subtle, but sometimes that is all you need to stop pressure on a nerve that had been causing pain. It is a less invasive way of helping a pet than surgery. It is always better than pain killers in the long term. Drugs can have side effects and sometimes they just mask a pain, they don't fix a problem.
I hope there are more animal chiropractors in the future. I wonder what they could do with a snake?