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Vernon the most unusual cat…

25/11/2023 by McTimoney Animal in Case Studies, All, News, Other animals

McTimoney animal chiropractic care is often seen as a treatment for horses and dogs, however it can be an effective treatment for other animals including cats. Chiropractic care can be used to support young, aging and cats with underlying health…

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McTimoney Animal Association

2 days ago

Great video of Melissa Troup Equestrian Coach BHSI & McTimoney Animal Chiropractor providing McTimoney Animal Chiropractic treatment and the calming effect it is having on Bella!#mctimoneyanimalchiropractic ... See MoreSee Less

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McTimoney Animal Association

2 days ago

Thank you Sussex Veterinary Chiropractic • Nicola Benson. So pleased you enjoyed the Animal Chiropractic & Rehabilitation Conference at the McTimoney College of Chiropractic. #mctimoneyacrc2024McTimoney College of Chiropractice ... See MoreSee Less

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McTimoney Animal Association

6 days ago

FREE WEBINAR - THUR 16TH MAY 7.30PMANALYSING GAIT FROM A CHIROPRACTIC PERSPECTIVEIs your horse or dog moving the best he can? Understanding how our animals move, why they move the way they do, and how to improve their gait is a key part of the veterinary chiropractic assessment of animals.In this webinar, we look at common dysfunctions of gait including indicators of pelvis asymmetry and why they occur, how treatment and exercises can help improve gait, and what owners should be looking for too. Using video footage of different cases, including an Alpaca, this webinar is useful for owners, riders, trainers, and paraprofessionals seeking more knowledge on what to look for.Speakers include McTimoney Animal Chiropractors and research staff Amanda Powell MSc and Nikki Routledge MSc from the McTimoney College of Chiropractic#mctimoneyanimalchiropractic #mctimoneyanimalassociation ... See MoreSee Less

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