Whats wring with my dog My corgi mix cant run or jump

Near the bottom of this page is a listing of "certified" animal chiropractors and I do recommended using only a certified chiropractor as there are some out there that call themselves chiro's but have not had the training and testing that is required to become certified. Many in the list are also vets who included chiro into their practice after seeing the results that can occur in patients who were treated by chiro and came to realize it offers a more affordable treatment option than they can provide with western medicine, even my vet was amazed at the results after I took a dog to one, and another client did the same and now recommends to his other patients to seek out a chiro before heading down the more expensive diagnostic/surgical route, The list has been growing rapidly in the last 5 years, as many involve in dog sports will use to maintain their dogs in good health so their has become a demand also an increasing number of people are taking their senior dogs to, to give them higher quality lives

http://www.avcadoctors.com/

This is the one I used, included in the site is videos of a discussion of what is chiropratic care and training needed and the other is showing a patient of his getting treatment, they are on the home page, for many senior dogs chiro allows them to maintain mobility and can lep in bladder and bowel problems with are oftem related to pinch nerves in the spine, so allows for longer better quality lives, the page I picked explains what situations it can help and also what diseases can be helped by chiro

http://www.petsinmotion.ca/care4dogs.htm...

I do believe in your dogs situation chiropractic care can help with one maybe 2 treatments and you would have him back to 100% and acting like a 2 year old again

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