Chiro4pets - AVCA Certified Animal Chiropractor - Milford, MA

Often times people bring their pets to me because they have tried everything else. The limp won't go away, loss of bowel/bladder, disc disease, training issues, not doing stairs, just not themselves, "looks drunken in the rear" but not always.
Once they see how Chiropractic care helps their seemingly "unhelpable "pet, they bring their other loved pets to KEEP them moving well.
The bones of the spine and joints are maintained in a specific alignment. The nerves which surround each joint and vertebral articulation are in constant communication with the central nervous system, brain and all organs. When even a subtle change in the alignment occurs, it is called a subluxation. Animal chiropractic care treats the biomechanics of joint functions and corrects subluxations, while restoring the proper functions of the nervous system. This is done by utilizing the chiropractic procedure known as “spinal adjustment”, applying corrective pressure to the spine in a specific direction and location. The manual force or thrust helps restore the alignment and mobility of the vertebrae.

Chiropractic care is an adjunct to your pet’s veterinary care, it does not replace it. Animal chiropractic care works with a veterinarian to provide the best overall treatment strategy for your pet’s health.Dr. Tamara Palmer did her undergraduate honors degree of Science in Human Kinetics at Guelph University in Guelph, Ontario Canada. She then went onto Chiropractic school at National College of Chiropractic in Lombard, Illinois. After graduation she moved to Boston to practice. She has been practicing Chiropractic for People since 1998. Dr. Palmer grew up with a love for animals and knew that she would incorporate animals into practice. After going through the proper AVCA-certified post graduate training at Parker Chiropractic College, she became an AVCA-certified animal chiropractor in November 2004. Dr. Palmer treats dogs, cats, horses and some other animals.