ANSWER:  Yes, Yes, Yes!

Chiropractic care is a manual method of treatment that was developed in the 19th century as method of maintaining health, and treating neurological and musculoskeletal dysfunction and their subsequent effects on the body.

Chiropractic care focuses on abnormal movements of the spine and extremity joints  and the effects that these restrictions have on the nervous system and entire body.

The goal of chiropractic care is to maximize mobility and optimize nervous system function to allow an unrestricted exchange of information between the brain and all of the body’s functions.

Restricted mobility between vertebrae can adversely effect  and irritate the nerves that exit the spine.

Prior to chiropractic care, the entire spine and extremities are examined to identify restricted movement in individual joints.  If a restriction in mobility is detected, the affected joint will be mobilized through a safe and specific chiropractic adjustment.

Chiropractic care does NOT replace conventional veterinary medicine.  However, it does enhance traditional medical therapy for neurological, musculoskeletal, and organic dysfunction.  It is also a very effective treatment choice for acute and chronic pain caused by biomechanical problems.