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Image of blog post Maggie The Lab & Her Struggle With Arthritis Pain

Maggie The Lab & Her Struggle With Arthritis Pain

Meet Maggie, a beautiful chocolate lab with many years under her furry belt. Maggie first started seeing our mom because her own fur family was hoping to help her feel a little bit better in her older years. It wasn’t long before that happened, in fact minutes after her first...
Image of blog post Harlow The Shepherd & His Cruciate Tear

Harlow The Shepherd & His Cruciate Tear

This handsome guy is one of the gentlest giants our mom has ever met. Harlow is still in his adolescent years and he’s kept on his toes thanks to his sister Peyton and his fur parents. This past winter Harlow started having some weakness and pain in his back. His...
Image of blog post Cooper The Doxie & His Journey With Disc Disease

Cooper The Doxie & His Journey With Disc Disease

This is Cooper, an adorable doxie. Cooper came to our mom a couple months back because he was having pretty bad back pain and was taking various medication to help manage it. His parents thought there had to be something else they could do for their little guy, and then...
Image of blog post Diamond The Hunter & Her Cruciate Tear

Diamond The Hunter & Her Cruciate Tear

This is Diamond. She is a sweetpea that is 14 years old. This past winter she ended up partially tearing one of her cruciate ligaments. Poor thing was hobbling around on three legs and could barely put any weight on the fourth. It didn’t seem to bother her too much...
Image of blog post Javier The Pitbull & His Painful Back End

Javier The Pitbull & His Painful Back End

We cannot believe how many wonderful things have happened lately with our mom’s patients. After she gave a talk at a chiropractic center, Javier decided to try chiropractic care. Javier is a rescue dog with a not-so-nice backstory. By only 8 weeks he had incurred thousands of dollars in veterinary...
Image of blog post Watson The Kitten & His Radial Hypodysplasia

Watson The Kitten & His Radial Hypodysplasia

Finally, another one of our own. We’d like you to meet Watson, a very cute kitten with a very interested disease called radial hypoplasia. At eight months old, Watson is no different than any other kitten, except for the minor detail that his front paws fold inward, he has prosthetics,...
Image of blog post Max The Lab & His Trouble With Arthritis

Max The Lab & His Trouble With Arthritis

Check out Max, he’s one heck of a sweetie pie and is always smiling from ear to ear. Max is getting up there in age and he’s got multiple levels of arthritis in his spine as well as some blocked vertebrae. With a history of spinal problems his veterinarian felt...
Image of blog post Diego The Beagle & His Cruciate Tear

Diego The Beagle & His Cruciate Tear

This curious little beagle you see here is called Diego, and he lives up to that saucy name. He is a huge sweet pea that had a rough go this winter. After a few slip and falls he actually ended up tearing one of his cruciate ligaments, making his hind...
Image of blog post Copper The Doodle & His Cruciate Tear

Copper The Doodle & His Cruciate Tear

Well we apologize for the delay in updates, our mom has been incredibly busy and there is much to tell. Let’s start with our first success story, a little dog named “Copper”. Copper is a doodle, he’s eleven years young and has had a history of on/off limping. Every time...
Image of blog post Maverick The Lab & His Pinched Nerve

Maverick The Lab & His Pinched Nerve

Well it’s that time of year again, the holidays. A time to play with some round balls hung up on trees, eat plants we shouldn’t be eating, sleep in the branches, and add ourselves to the village display. It’s also a time when a lot of our mom’s patients start...