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Many people are seeking safe effective natural health care for their pets as they are for themselves.  Perpetual Motion Animal Chiropractic delivers professional gentle and safe chiropractic care for your animal while in the comfort of their own home environment.

Chiropractic care for animals can improve many conditions:

  • Injuries:                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  Slips / Falls / Accidents / Sporting / Agility
  • Joint pain: Neck / Back / Tail / Limbs
  • Disc Problem and Arthritis
  • Mobility and Gait Abnormalities
  • Muscles Stiffness and Weakness
  • TMJ and Problems with Chewing
  • Allergies
  • Internal Organ Functions:  Bowel / Bladder control and other internal conditions
  • Behavior / Mood changes

Benefits of Chiropractic care

After a chiropractic treatment many owners report the following benefits and changes in their animals:

  • Decreased pain and muscle spasm
  • Improved joint range of motion and mobility
  • Improved gait
  • Improved bladder control
  • Increased energy and improved health
  • Better temperament and mood
  • Improved Athletic and Event Performance

2 Responses to “Home”

  1. Meagan Maue Reply June 2, 2011 at 2:45 pm

    I have an Australian Shepherd who is 6.5 years old. I have him fast-walk alongside my bike about 3x per week (minimum) for 2 miles RT and he only gets about 2.5 cups of food/day. His vet keeps telling me to get him to lose weight but we’re already doing much more than most other dogs and he can’t seem to lose anything, regardless of how much I am able to exercise him. He doesn’t like to run, which for his breed (usually high energy) is abnormal. The vet has not been able to find anything wrong with his hips or legs and they say he is just lazy. Although I am very open to that possibility, I would be interested to find out if an adjustment would help; as he has also gotten much less tolerant of rowdy dogs over the past couple years (I foster dogs, so we have a lot coming in and going out)…although this could also be attributed to social maturity. I was hoping to get more information on your services, educational background for this practice, and fees associated with your work. Thank you!

    • PetChiro Reply June 9, 2011 at 4:29 am

      Megan, I apologize for not checking this sooner. It is interesting that you ask this as I have an client who has had a similar complaint in regards to exercising and not losing weight. We have done a few treatments and he has had somewhat of an increase although it still comes and goes but improved. As far as the aggression towards other dogs that is a cue that they may have something going on related to chiropractic care and it has definitely helped my animal clients with attitude, mood and behavior. The number one thing that owners noted other than improved mobility is increased energy.

      As far as educational background to be trained in animal chiropractic one has to be a vet or a chiropractor. I am a chiropractor certified in animal chiropractic. It is rigorous training in neurology, animal anatomy and our techniques. My first initial services are $115 which is a history, exam and treatment. A follow up is $55. I would highly recommend it. It is very beneficial in many ways including overall health and immune system, decreasing pain, decreasing muscle spasm, slowing degeneration of joints and improving mobility. If you have any questions please feel fre e to let me know.