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Amelia the dachshund rescue with ivdd
Amelia Earhart came in last week courtesy of @dachshundhausrescue. Thanks to this awesome group she was flown up after being put on the short list to euthanasia. She was found dragging and hobbling in the streets and the awesome folks at #dachshundhausrescue brought her in to see us. From the...
Wiley the rescue and his paralysis due to disc herniation
Wiley is one of our favorite big fellas. He has the most hilarious grin and his demands for belly rubs never cease. He came to us last fall when out of the blue his back end stopped working. He couldn’t engage, couldn’t pick up, and didn’t have sensation in these...
Maggie the Dachshund with partial paralysis due to ivdd
Maggie’s folks came to us because they noticed she wasn’t herself. They caught her disc problem right before it became something much more serious. While Maggie did lose control of her back legs, she never became fully paralyzed because her parents were so aware of her odd behavior. She’s now...
Sydney with a pinched nerve in her neck
This is Sydney! She is only six years old and she ended up having one horrible pinched nerve. Her folks brought her in because she was in severe pain and couldn’t raise her head without crying. Medication alone was not solving the issue, however the combination of medication and chiropractic...
Luna the husky with complete paralysis and ivdd
This is our Christmas miracle. Luna is six years old and two months ago she became completely paralyzed in her back legs. She was given no hope of recovery, had zero feeling in her back paws, no bowel or bladder control, and she was basically two separate animals. Her front...
Tyson with his disc compression and pinched nerve
This is Tyson! A seven year old black lab that three weeks ago was totally paralyzed in his back legs. These are videos of him after his first and third adjustments. Tyson’s family knew that chiropractic was something that could help with disc issues, and so they came to us...
Marcus the mini schnauzer and his wobbly back end
This is Marcus, an almost fifteen year old mini schnauzer! He is such a sweetheart, and two months ago we were worried he may not have much longer on this earth. He was crossing his back legs and falling constantly, he couldn’t even shake without tipping over. These two videos...
Charlie with a pinched nerve
Loving this before and after of Charlie! When he came in he was hunched up, could barely move, and wanted to hide and not be touched. He was in such bad spasm all along his back from a nasty pinched nerve. In two weeks time we saw him for three...
Roscoe the dachshund with leg dragging
We love doxie success stories! Roscoe here is eight years old and just two weeks ago was in severe pain. He was hunched, not wanting to move, and would be knuckled while walking if he was able to use his back legs. He would cry and wouldn’t wag his tail,...
Delilah the yorkie with full paralysis
This is Delilah- an eleven year old yorkie mix that was a quadriplegic three months ago. Through determination and lots of work this little girl is back on her feet with only the occasional slip up. These videos are from her second visit to today, three adjustments later. With moves...
Torque the Dachshund with IVDD!
What a difference an adjustment can make! Torque is not even four yet and he started dragging his legs about one month ago. His dad was given the option of surgery, but wanted to avoid this at all costs. His dad found us, and has now made a four hour...
Lucy with her dragging back leg!
Lucy is an 8 year old Rescue. She is perfect! Except for one morning just one month ago when she woke up without use of her one back leg. The vet told her that the best option was to go to the neurologist, however her parents wanted to try an...