Chiropractic
It's an alternative to pharmaceuticals for pets who are in pain.
Chiropractic care doesn’t just help humans. It’s beneficial for dogs and cats, too!
Also known as spinal manipulation, chiropractic treatments can ease pain, restore range of motion, and improve range of motion in companion animals. It can also be used as preventive care in healthy pets.
At Davison Vet Integrated Care, we are passionate about providing effective integrative care, featuring traditional vet care with holistic options for local pets. We believe chiropractic and other natural treatment modalities improve pets’ health and can help them overcome pain and a number of ailments. We’d love to help you determine whether spinal manipulation is right for your furry family member.
What Is Chiropractic Care?
- Neck and back pain
- Arthritis
- Constipation
- Muscle spasms
- Bowel incontinence
- Bladder problems
- Overbites/Underbites
- Hip dysplasia
- Joint pains
- Spinal disc disease
Cat and Dog Chiropractic FAQs
The number of sessions depends on your pet’s condition, how long they’ve had that condition, and how their body responds to treatment. Some pets experience noticeable relief after just one session, while others may need a series of treatments to achieve long-term results. During your consultation, we will assess your pet and create a care plan.
Yes, chiropractic care is safe when performed by a trained veterinary professional. We use gentle, targeted adjustments to improve joint function and alignment. Most pets tolerate the treatment well, and we always prioritize their safety and comfort.
Most pets don’t feel pain during an adjustment. In fact, many feel immediate relief or become more mobile after treatment. Some pets may feel slightly sore afterward, similar to how humans might feel after physical therapy—but this typically resolves quickly and is a sign that the body is responding to the adjustment.
Absolutely. At Davison Vet Integrated Care, chiropractic therapy is often part of a broader integrative treatment plan. We may combine it with acupuncture, laser therapy, herbal medicine, or traditional veterinary care to help your pet feel their best.
