FAQs

You can search for a registered McTimoney Animal Practitioner in your area by following this link. Find a Practitioner.
You must have the approval of your veterinary surgeon before anyone can treat your animal. It is illegal for anyone to treat an animal without the approval of a veterinary surgeon.
McTimoney practitioners work on all kinds of animals, but the most common are dogs, horses, cats and farm animals.
McTimoney treatment is very safe. Prior to any treatment the practitioner will take a full history about the animal to ensure that there are no reasons why it should not receive treatment. If your practitioner suspects a problem, which requires further investigation, then he/she will refer you to your vet before giving any treatment.
On the whole animals readily receive the treatment.
No. The treatment involves no anaesthetic and requires no drugs to be administered. The practitioners use only their hands to make adjustments to the animal's musculoskeletal system.
Most major insurance companies cover Mctimoney treatment for your animal. However, it is best to phone up your insurance company and check if you are unsure.

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McTimoney Animal Association Mission Statement

The McTimoney Animal Association is dedicated to promoting the highest standards of McTimoney chiropractic care for animals, ensuring their health, welfare and performance is optimal. We regulate and support our members by facilitating education, professional development, and ethical practice. We advocate the recognition and advancement of McTimoney animal chiropractic within the veterinary and animal healthcare industry. Our mission is to enhance the quality of life for animals by providing safe, effective, and compassionate McTimoney Chiropractic treatment.