Practical answers based on the original site’s treatment philosophy and scheduling information.
The source says owners may see obvious pain with a specific movement, or subtler changes in attitude, disposition, motivation or performance. Horses may show lead, side-bending, cinchy or gait issues; dogs may become less eager to run or chase.
No. The source also describes chiropractic and The Masterson Method as maintenance or preventive healthcare options for animals that are not displaying an obvious problem.
No. Dr. Lofgren is a Doctor of Chiropractic and not a veterinarian. The original site specifically states that primary veterinary diagnosis, pharmaceutical, nutritional and surgical care are deferred to a veterinarian.
Dr. Lofgren is based in Lander, Wyoming. The source says “you trailer or I travel.” Travel availability should be confirmed by phone.
Call Dr. Lee Lofgren directly at 307-714-1414. The source describes flexible hours.