Available Services

If you have another animal that is not listed and you would like checked, please ask me about it

Get in touch to learn more about the ways in which I can help you and your pet. 

A Veterinary referral is required for Animal Chiropractic treatment-The form link can be found below

*Animal Chiropractic and Animal Neuro-myofascial Release Disclaimer at the bottom of this page.

Black Dog

Canine

Veterinary Referral Required for Chiropractic Care

  • Chiropractic Care

  • Animal Neuro-Myofascial Release (ANMR)

  • Massage

  • Cupping Therapy

  • Kinesiology Taping

  • LED Light Therapy

  • Cold Laser Therapy

  • Laser Meridian Therapy

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Equine

Veterinary Referral Required for Chiropractic Care

  • Chiropractic Care

  • Animal Neuro-Myofascial Release (ANMR)

  • Massage

  • Cupping Therapy

  • Kinesiology Taping

  • LED Light Therapy

  • Cold Laser Therapy

  • Laser Meridian Therapy

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Small Animal

Veterinary Referral Required for Chiropractic Care

  • Chiropractic Care

  • Animal Neuro-Myofascial Release (ANMR)

  • Soft Tissue Work

  • Cupping Therapy

  • Kinesiology Taping

  • LED Light Therapy

  • Cold Laser Therapy

  • Laser Meridian Therapy

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Human

Medicare Insurance Accepted

  • Chiropractic Care

  • Acupuncture

  • DOT Physicals

  • School/Sports Physicals

  • Soft Tissue Work

  • Cupping Therapy

  • Kinesiology Taping

  • LED Light Therapy

  • Cold Laser Therapy

  • Laser Meridian Therapy

 

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Availability is by Appointment Only

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Veterinary Referral Form

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*Always consult your primary Veterinarian for questions and concerns regarding your pet's condition and health. Dr. Gainer is a Doctor of Chiropractic, NOT a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. 
** Animal Chiropractic Care and Animal Neuro-Myofascial Release does not dispense medication, perform surgery, inject medications or attempt to replace necessary traditional veterinary care. Underlying pathology should be ruled out by a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine prior to an animal evaluation. Co-managing with your Veterinary professional provides what I believe is the best, most wholesome care for your animal.