Motion Wellness Animal Chiropractic

06/19/2022

This is to let all our horse people know that I am selling my wife's Kentucky Mountain horse. He is a sweet, 17-year-old Cremello gelding. He is a rock-solid trail horse that is in great health. He has never been lame or had any health issues. My wife is no longer able to ride, and we feel he needs to find a family that can ride him on a regular basis. If you or anyone you know is looking for a great trail horse have them PM me or call 763-213-5068 for more information. Thanks!

05/24/2022

Two of our handsome show dogs. Let the busy show season begin/continue. I thought you might enjoy some good dog eye candy! 😉

05/23/2022

I forgot to post this last week. Happy 19th Birthday, Barny! What a cool dog! ❤️

01/29/2022

Look at this styling little guy, strutting his cold weather outfit! Doesn't he put a smile on your face? Go Charlie, go Charlie, go Charlie go!!! 😍❤️❄️

01/27/2022

I had fun adjusting horses in sub-zero temps today! Actually, it wasn't bad.

This handsome boy is all tuned up and ready to go to his forever home in South Dakota. Good bye Lee! 👋❤️

05/27/2020

This is a short video of Cocoa, a 14 year old Dachshund that was paralyzed for about a week before Chiropractic treatment started and look at her now! (2 weeks later)

04/14/2020

Hello everyone,

I just wanted to let you know I posted several videos relating to a documented Kissing Spine case that I treated last year. The horse's symptoms seemed to be gone but he still was disrespectful and bucked when he went into a canter. The owner could not find a trainer to retrain him, so I took him on.

I recorded several videos of redoing his groundwork and training in saddle. If you are interested in watching these videos, follow the link below and subscribe to my youtube channel. Thanks, Dr. Keith.

Motion Wellness Chiropractic is the animal side of Anoka Andover Chiropractic, PA

03/16/2020

I thought I would post a picture of the hu***ng that is common with dogs that have IVDD (Intervertebral Disc Disease) and that have arthritic spines. The hu***ng is a "visual clue" something is not right.

This Dachshund/Beagle mix was paralyzed in the rear legs at one time and made a full recovery. He still demonstrates the hu***ng but runs and plays normally.

I hope this was helpful to see.

03/02/2020

I am planning on doing some dog and horse videos in the months ahead, what topics are of interest. Please let me know what you want to see. Just type what you want in the comments section and I will consider them. Thanks