Tori Brown McTimoney Veterinary Chiropractor

Tori Brown McTimoney Veterinary Chiropractor 🤸‍♂️ Helped hundreds of pets in Lancashire live a pain-free life
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03/03/2026

Before I adjust anything, I build trust.

Your animal’s nervous system has to feel safe before the real change can happen.

A relaxed animal = a body better ready to respond

02/03/2026

This is what breaks my heart ………

23/02/2026

This is a surprising quickie…….

19/02/2026

If your animal could talk, this is what they’d probably say: “I’m coping, but I’m not comfortable.”

That’s what I hear from them every day - but they tell me without words.

Animals don’t complain.
They just get on with it.

They move differently.
They avoid things.
They change behaviour.

And because they still eat normally, they still wag their tails if they’re a dog and nicker a greeting to their owner if they’re a horse, we assume they’re fine.

The trouble is, “fine,” isn’t the same as comfortable.

When I assess an animal I’m not guessing. I’m feeling joint movement, tensions in muscles and nervous system responses.

I’m watching how they stand.
How they walk. How they sit. How they turn. How they react when I touch certain areas. Their facial expressions. The list goes on.

Most owners are shocked when I show them their animal is sore.
Not because they don’t care, but because no one’s ever shown them what to look for and so they didn’t know anything was wrong.

This post isn’t about creating guilt in owners.
It’s about raising awareness.

If your dog has changed or if your horse feels different underneath you and if something just doesn’t feel right,

Trust that instinct.
Trust your gut. You know your animal better than anyone else and so your instincts relating to them are probably right!

What’s the first small change you noticed?

Once they’re fixed, they’re fixed-right?
18/02/2026

Once they’re fixed, they’re fixed-right?

16/02/2026

If you’ve ever wondered what animal Chiropractic actually is, let me explain it the way I do in real life 🙌🏼 🐕 🧠 🐎

The last week in pics 📸
14/02/2026

The last week in pics 📸

11/02/2026

Don’t do this if you want your animal to stay comfortable.
Don’t wait until things fall apart.
I see it all the time.

“They’ve been like this for 6 months.”
“I thought he eas being lazy.”
“They’re just old and stiff.”

I get it-I really do-changes are usually small at first. Easy to miss or explain away, but the thing is, bodies are very good at compensating. They’ll shift weight, tighten certain muscles, move differently. They’ll manage and sometimes for months or even years. Animals are masters of disguising discomfort.

Until they can’t hide it any more.

By the time the pain looks (or even worse-sounds) dramatic, the problem will usually have been brewing for some time.

Chiropractic isn’t at its best when everything has flared up. It works best when we can catch things earlier, when the small changes are noticed. Then we can prevent a problem by supporting the nervous system before the whole body compensates for the problem.

I’m not here to scare anyone, but I am here to be honest.

If something feels not quite right or a bit off-listen to your gut feelings. They’re usually right and you know your animal better than anyone else in the world. Listen to them. Please.

Comment below with what you have been putting down to old age, quirks or just “one of those things” and see if chiropractic could help your animal 🙌🏼

“I don’t really understand what chiropractic does.”
10/02/2026

“I don’t really understand what chiropractic does.”

My week so far…….
08/02/2026

My week so far…….

This is why I’ll never stop doing this work 🐴 ♥️ 🙌🏼
05/02/2026

This is why I’ll never stop doing this work 🐴 ♥️ 🙌🏼

If anyone can help please contact Cheshire Sighthounds-they’re a lovely charity and do a great job. I got my lovely Regg...
23/01/2026

If anyone can help please contact Cheshire Sighthounds-they’re a lovely charity and do a great job. I got my lovely Reggie (Charlie to them 😉) from them 💞

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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