Can a Slipped Disc in a Dog Heal Itself?
A suspected slipped disc in a dog can be very worrisome for owners. What care will your dog need and can a slipped disc in a dog heal itself?
Update For Covid-19 Guidelines: Canine Chiropractors
Thankfully McTimoney Animal Therapy will be able to remain open during this lockdown. There are still strict guidelines outlined that I will need everyone to abide by as safety is my top priority. When you book a treatment with me I will also email a copy of the guidelines over to you so please do follow them. I will ensure I follow guidelines laid out by the McTimoney Animal Association and Holistic Insurance.
Can I Get an Appointment With an Equine Chiropractor Near Me?
Is there an ‘equine chiropractor near me?’ Yes! I am your Local McTimoney Chiropractor and Massage Therapist and I cover the West Midlands.
Can I Get Chiropractic Care For Dogs Near Me?
I am a Canine McTimoney Chiropractor, so you can get ‘Chiropractic Care For Dogs Near Me’ in Worcestershire and surrounding areas.
Is There an Equine Massage Therapist near Me?
Is There an Equine Massage Therapist near me? I am a fully trained Equine Massage Therapist covering Worcestershire and surrounding areas.
What Horse Massage Tools Can I Use?
I often prescribe aftercare for your horse. There are several horse massage tools you can use to help you perform this aftercare.
Dog Chiropractor Prices
Dog Chiropractor Prices. I keep my dog chiropractor prices as affordable as possible so more dogs can benefit. Here are the costs and what you get for your money.
When Equine Science Gets Technical!
Equine science has never been more technical. With the increase in various gadgets, what can you buy to make monitoring your horse easy?
As a Horse Chiropractor, I Need Veterinary Permission to Treat
As a horse chiropractor, veterinary permission is required. Gaining it is easy and just involves phoning your vet and completing a form.
Top Tips for Managing Equine Box Rest
Equine box rest can turn normally well mannered horse turns into complete nightmares! Read on to find out some top tips for equine box rest.
What To Do For Dog Hip Pain
Dog hip pain is a common problem for many dog owners. There are several things which can help ease and manage dog hip pain and hip dysplasia.
Do Equine Massage Pads Really Work?
Equine Massage Pads really work, and if used correctly, there can be significant benefits to equine massage pad use for your horse.
Equine Massage Techniques You Can Try at Home: Longissimus Dorsi
Equine massage techniques to this area are easy to for owners to use and can help relieve soreness and tension leading to a happy horse.
Why Are My Dogs Joints Clicking When Stretching?
You might have noticed your dog’s joints clicking when stretching. Some noises are benign, but some can indicate a joint problem.
Is Horse Riding Bad For My Horse’s Back?
Horse riding can be damaging for your horse, which is why you must take precautions to ensure your horse’s back remains strong and healthy.
Has Your Dog Got Hip Pain?
Hip pain is fairly common in dogs and is usually caused by hip dysplasia. This can be painful, so how can you tell if your dog has hip pain?
What is Equine Massage?
Massage can be very beneficial to horses, easing pain and muscle tension, and improving health, well being and performance.
Is There a Dog Chiropractor Near Me?
If you are looking for a ‘dog chiropractor near me’ then you have found one. I cover Worcestershire and surrounding regions.
Everyday Dog Training to Help my Dog’s Back
When you say ‘dog training’ most people think of puppy classes or training for a canine competition. Here at McTimoney Animal Therapy I see dogs with back pain and injury every day, but there is regular training you can do with your dog every day to help strengthen and protect your dogs back from damage.
What is the Difference Between an Equine Chiropractor and an Equine Osteopath
When you are looking for someone to come and work with your horses, its sometimes hard to know what you need and what you should be looking for. All practitioners, even in the same disciplines, work slightly differently and so its important they ’get’ you and your horse for the maximum benefit. A good place to start is by understanding how different types of therapist work. So what is the difference between an equine osteopath and a McTimoney chiropractor.