08/11/2025
What does Chiropractic "wellness" care look like for a dog?
Same as for a human: it absolutely depends on the dog and their condition!
Young dogs (less than six years old), I will generally check and adjust for vertebral / extremity subluxationevery month, six weeks, or two months. Depends on what they do for a "job..." some dogs are harder on their bodies than others 😜 (for instance, Cosmos has run into the plate glass window in my French door three times so far, and flipped upside down and landed on his shoulder once... such a typical lab!)
Middle-age dogs (six till about nine) will benefit from getting checked and adjusted about every month, sometimes more frequently.  Sometimes that will depend on whether their younger sibling is beating them up on a regular basis (COSMOS!!!!)
Our senior dogs benefit from getting checked and adjusted more often, as wear and tear creeps in the form of arthritis. I often see senior dogs every two weeks, more often if they are seeing great benefit from care, but not quite holding their adjustments as well. 
My goal at the end of any of these adjustments is to restore a dog to moving, trotting, running comfortably with freedom and ease - so they can do what they want to do, need to do, and have to do without hesitation!
Some common signs that your dog may suffer from vertebral / extremity subluxation include low energy, inability to "settle," not wanting to be petted in certain areas.
How important can this be for our dogs? We only have a limited time with these creatures, as our responsibility to make that time good for them. 
Keeping my dogs healthy and happy is super high on my own priority list 💕 Roxy and Cosmos (and their predecessors: Moose, Izzy, and Sagan) are a huge reason why I undertook this 210 course hour training.
Want my training and expertise to benefit your pup, to help keep them, young, happy, springy, and full of life?
No time like the present to get started.
Call me at 603-886-8300 and I'll give you a ring back asap to get you a spot on my schedule.
I will look forward to hearing from you and your pup!