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Pet Education, News and Event Updates from Advanced Animal Chiropractic
Flea and tick prevention is absolutely critical for many animal owners. Whether you have a dog, an outdoor cat, a horse, or a micropig, preventing these nasty little bugs from...
This big eared and bright-eyed girl is Ellie. Ellie is in the early part of her elder years and she has long dealt with spondylosis. This is a broad term...
Hip dysplasia is becoming an all too common problem for canines today. What was once a rarity is now a regular diagnosis, affecting an approximate 4 percent of the canine...
Have you noticed any changes in your pet’s behavior this summer? Perhaps they are a bit more agitated, maybe they’re lethargic all of a sudden, they’ve made grass eating a...
Immune Mediated Thrombocytopenia (IMT) is not an uncommon condition found in the equine, canine, and rarely feline world. This disease recently plagued a very dear friend of mine and after...
Meet McKinley and India, also known as Mac and Indie. These two massive furballs are some of the sweetest pups in all the land. Both of these babies are in...
I’d like to take a moment to touch upon a condition that is not new but has been popping up a bit more frequently called “saddle thrombus”. Normally I try...
Meet Reed the Airedale. Reed here is edging into his senior years and will be turning twelve this year. When he began to limp and not put weight on his...
Flea and tick prevention is absolutely critical for many animal owners. Whether you have a dog, an outdoor cat, a horse, or a micropig, preventing these nasty little bugs from...
This big eared and bright-eyed girl is Ellie. Ellie is in the early part of her elder years and she has long dealt with spondylosis. This is a broad term...
Hip dysplasia is becoming an all too common problem for canines today. What was once a rarity is now a regular diagnosis, affecting an approximate 4 percent of the canine...
Have you noticed any changes in your pet’s behavior this summer? Perhaps they are a bit more agitated, maybe they’re lethargic all of a sudden, they’ve made grass eating a...
Immune Mediated Thrombocytopenia (IMT) is not an uncommon condition found in the equine, canine, and rarely feline world. This disease recently plagued a very dear friend of mine and after...
Meet McKinley and India, also known as Mac and Indie. These two massive furballs are some of the sweetest pups in all the land. Both of these babies are in...
I’d like to take a moment to touch upon a condition that is not new but has been popping up a bit more frequently called “saddle thrombus”. Normally I try...
Meet Reed the Airedale. Reed here is edging into his senior years and will be turning twelve this year. When he began to limp and not put weight on his...
What Advanced Animal Chiropractic Customers are Saying
We love all of our customers from Southeastern Michigan including St. Clair, Troy, Madison Heights, St. Clair Shores, Northville, Waterford, Shelby Township, Macomb, Grosse Pointe, Clarkston, Royal Oak, Davison, Ann Arbor, Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, Detroit, and more!
Love Advanced Animal Chiropractic! My 14.5 year old Shepard/Husky mix has been having lower back and right leg pain after one visit I am seeing noticeable improvement! Dr. Christina is absolutely amazing, she has sent me exercises to complete to help my pup continue to heal.
Dr. Grant is a life saver. He adjusted my puppy back to perfect health! Her sacrum, pelvis, and L4-L7 were out of place and he put them back in their proper location. As soon we we got home after our appointment I noticed an immediate change. Now my puppy has less anxiety and she doesn’t move around so much trying to get comfortable. She just settles right away. It’s so amazing, I would have never thought my dog’s behavior and mental health would change so drastically after one adjustment. Thank you so much, doc. You’ve given Peanut a new lease on life. I’m ever so grateful.
Xander & Diesel 9 & 8 year old maltipoos have been seen by Dr Grant a few times now. All because of injuries that the vet just said “if you aren’t going to do surgery, then just give them some muscle relaxers and pain meds”. I wanted more for them then just mask their pain so they could injure more. I found Dr Grant and he’s amazing!!!!! Did a thorough examination and gave valuable health information. He helped both babies feel better in a matter of just one visit and some healing time! Both were back up and running in no time! So thankful for a more profound experience than wasting the money at the vet! Thank you!!!!!