Dog chiropractor? For a pinched nerve?

Question

I think our rottie has a pinched nerve - has anyone taken their dog to the chiropractor and where are you if you did?
thanks in advance

Answer 1

The vets I've been fortunate enough to find are qualified to do chiro and acupuncture and I've honestly never had vets quite this good before.

And by the way, depending on your dog's problem, they do NOT need to keep going once they start. One of my dogs has calcium deposits on his neck and went for a series of acupuncture and chiro treatments well over 2 years ago. I took him back just last week in case he needed an adjustment, but he's been pain free the whole time.

All 3 of my dogs have been. They went in being in incredible pain and are now totally pain free. I can't say enough good things about chiro and/or acupuncture for dogs. And the treatments aren't at all expensive.

Answer 2

I know several people who take their dogs to chiropractors, it helps with some back problems but, it is not a permanent fix, you have to go every so often which can get costly.
But it is worth it if your dog is not going to be in pain.

Besides if you think something is wrong with your dog then you need to take him to your regular vet so that they can check him over and run some tests.

I have been to a chiropractor but, like I said it that does help but, then you have to go back again for readjustments.

In the end the treatment really helps you out, I felt great after getting my back adjusted.

Answer 3

I took one of my senior Golden's in to my own chiropractor for help with his arthritis! he did wonders for him! If yours also treats animals then sure I'd give it a try.