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Chiropractic Video - Oldenberg, Porter
Porter is an Oldenberg gelding that was previously shown in the jumper ring. At the time of this video he was perfecting his skills in the hunter ring. He currently is not exhibiting any pain or changes in movement. As it is winter, and he is wearing shoes on all four feet, the likelihood of him slipping on the ice is pretty great. It is always good to check your horses after a change in season. |
Servicing large and small animals in southeast Wisconsin
Copyright of Dr. Jamie Mabeus and Full Motion Family Chiropractic © 2015. All rights reserved.
Dr. Jamie Mabeus, DC, CVSMT, CVMRT
Certified Animal Chiropractor
Certified Veterinary Massage and Rehabilitation Therapist
DISCLAIMER:
This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace the advice of your veterinarian or doctor. Your pet's medical protocol should be given by your veterinarian. Dr. Jamie Mabeus is a licensed chiropractor who completed 226 hours of post graduate education specifically in animal chiropractic and an additional 142 hours in veterinary rehabilitation and massage, emphasizing functional neurology, muscular and osseous anatomy specific to large and small animals. Additionally, chiropractic care is a complementary method of care and does not replace traditional veterinary medicine. All of Dr. Jamie’s patients are required to stay up-to-date with their veterinarian. Veterinary referral and consent is required prior to treatment with Dr. Jamie.
Copyright of Dr. Jamie Mabeus and Full Motion Family Chiropractic © 2015. All rights reserved.
Dr. Jamie Mabeus, DC, CVSMT, CVMRT
Certified Animal Chiropractor
Certified Veterinary Massage and Rehabilitation Therapist
DISCLAIMER:
This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace the advice of your veterinarian or doctor. Your pet's medical protocol should be given by your veterinarian. Dr. Jamie Mabeus is a licensed chiropractor who completed 226 hours of post graduate education specifically in animal chiropractic and an additional 142 hours in veterinary rehabilitation and massage, emphasizing functional neurology, muscular and osseous anatomy specific to large and small animals. Additionally, chiropractic care is a complementary method of care and does not replace traditional veterinary medicine. All of Dr. Jamie’s patients are required to stay up-to-date with their veterinarian. Veterinary referral and consent is required prior to treatment with Dr. Jamie.