As a certified animal chiropractor and certified canine rehabilitation practitioner, one of the most common breeds I work with—by far—are bulldogs, particularly French Bulldogs. While they’re undeniably adorable and full of personality, bulldogs are also among the...
Cranial cruciate ligament (CCL, called ACL in humans – anterior vs vet med cranial) disease can occur all of the sudden due to a trauma or more commonly due to degenerative changes in the stifle (knee) over time. One of the most common mechanisms of a CCL tear...
Class IV therapeutic laser therapy and extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) are both non-invasive treatments used in healthcare to promote healing and alleviate pain in animals, including dogs and cats. While they share some therapeutic effects, their mechanisms of...
