Aligned and Thriving
Chiropractic care improves seniors' mobility, and helps lots of other pet health issues. Our fabulous Dr. Becky Bezugley is very experienced; your fur kids are in good hands. Dr. Becky is a veterinarian, and her chiropractic training was sanctioned by the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association (AVCA).
If your cat or dog experiences any of these symptoms, they may benefit from chiropractic care.
- Yelping in pain after a sudden movement when no other symptoms are present
- Weak legs with no site of pain
- Looking, yelping or biting when being picked up around the chest area
- Hunched back or muscle spasms along the back
- Holding his/her head in an awkward position
- Having trouble looking up or even eating
- Hip pain in hind legs
- Trouble standing or laying down
- Inability to jump
Email us to book a chiropractic appointment with Dr. Becky today.
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