Hands-on chiropractic assessment for dogs with changes in mobility, comfort or normal activity.
The source gives a simple example: a dog that used to charge hard after a ball may become less eager. Changes in movement, comfort, attitude or activity can be reasons to discuss whether chiropractic care may be appropriate.
Animal chiropractic should complement, not replace, veterinary diagnosis and treatment. New pain, neurologic symptoms, trauma, illness or unexplained behavior changes should be discussed with a veterinarian.
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Reluctance to run, jump, play or move with the same ease as before.
Changes in attitude or willingness to participate in normal activity.
The source also discusses chiropractic as a maintenance or preventive option for animals not displaying a specific problem.