For most people, their dog is a much loved and valued member of their family, so when you are looking for a ‘canine chiropractor near me’ you need to ensure you are getting the best. So how do you go about finding someone and what should you look for?
So we’re reaching the end of 2020 and what a year it has been! I’m considering myself very lucky that work has continued to be busy, so as a thank you I’m offering a free treatment for your horse or dog.
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?
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.
I am a Canine McTimoney Chiropractor, so you can get ‘Chiropractic Care For Dogs Near Me’ in Worcestershire and surrounding areas.
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.
If you are looking for a ‘dog chiropractor near me’ then you have found one. I cover Worcestershire and surrounding regions.
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.
It is sometimes hard to know how to make a dog with a slipped disk comfortable, but there are several things that you can do to help your dog at this time. Your dog getting a slipped disk, or Intervertebral Disk Disease (IVDD) can be a worrying time but with the proper care and attention most dogs can go on to live a pretty normal life.
McTimoney for dogs is a very gentle treatment that is accepted by most dogs, even ones that are in pain. It focuses on gently releasing muscle tension in a dogs back and supporting musculature to reduce pain and discomfort and restore function to the joint. After the treatment I will perform massage to work out any remaining areas of spasm and discomfort.
Dogs can show pain in very subtle ways through their actions and behaviours. They can often exhibit pain in varying ways too so any behaviour that is abnormal for your dog should be investigated further.
