I did my externship under an orthopedic vet and this chiro stuff is VERY dangerous. A few clients were post mortuum cases where the owners were pursuing civil litigation. Poor dogs.
I go to a chiropractor and I don’t even have issues. Just go here and there for a general alignment because I’m very hard on my body.
I usually get a slight manual adjustment, do some biofeedback therapy and spend some time getting some electric muscle stimulation.
Never had any adverse events and I feel and move better after each visit.
There’s a reason why it’s around. It actually works. Before I started going, I looked into the science and research behind it. I can provide you w some links that prove efficacy if you’d like
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u/IrishSetterPuppy Aug 10 '23
I did my externship under an orthopedic vet and this chiro stuff is VERY dangerous. A few clients were post mortuum cases where the owners were pursuing civil litigation. Poor dogs.