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Professor Peanut was such a sweetie pie.. we are so sorry for your loss Suzie Spires & Kate Bonney
12/02/2025

Professor Peanut was such a sweetie pie.. we are so sorry for your loss Suzie Spires & Kate Bonney

11/27/2025
We will be open tomorrow for consultation and critical care.
11/27/2025

We will be open tomorrow for consultation and critical care.

The past two weeks have been hard on Dr. Maizels and Chiropractioner Patty Maizels. We love winter , but it's when eutha...
11/25/2025

The past two weeks have been hard on Dr. Maizels and Chiropractioner Patty Maizels. We love winter , but it's when euthanasias are at its highest. Of the 8 euthanasias yesterday, thank goodness 2 of them were able to be saved by our chiropractic knowledge. I love having our feet in western and eastern medicine. No other hospital could accomplish what we do with our out of the box thinking, less is more thought process and chiropractic care to reduce euthanasias.

Geep Rock had a lovely home and sometimes euthanasias are not so sad when the housemates feel everyone's emotions and pi...
11/25/2025

Geep Rock had a lovely home and sometimes euthanasias are not so sad when the housemates feel everyone's emotions and pitch in to lighten a grave situation. All euthanasias should be done in their own home with their own people. Chiropractioner Patty and I cannot imagine going back to the times when we had to do this in a stationary practice. Till we meet again Geep.

This pup's life was heartbreakingly brief, but the unwavering support of his owners Fallon Warwick , who worked assiduou...
11/25/2025

This pup's life was heartbreakingly brief, but the unwavering support of his owners Fallon Warwick , who worked assiduously to address his needs, including obtaining a wheelchair when his hips failed, is a testament to their remarkable dedication. It is unusual to find owners willing to invest the time and effort required to care for a large dog with mobility impairments. Please accept my heartfelt gratitude, Fallon Warwick, for your devoted care and therapeutic support of C**t. Tonight, I am once again filled with sadness.

11/13/2025

We often encounter a challenging circumstance in our practice: conventional veterinarians frequently hesitate to refer patients to us and instead opt to prescribe medications such as Gabapentin, fentanyl, and codeine. While these medications can alleviate discomfort, they primarily serve to sedate the muscles, which are essential for correcting disc alignment. It is important to note that muscle relaxants do not address the underlying misalignment that can lead to spinal cord impingement and eventual paralysis.

For example, we recently treated a patient who had visited a local veterinarian at the end of October and unfortunately experienced a significant deterioration in condition, resulting in going from mild lameness to neurological deficits in the hind limbs. Despite attempts at acupuncture and medication, important lower lumbar subluxations were not addressed. We are optimistic that through disc repositioning and the application of cold laser therapy, we can improve the patient’s condition.

It is crucial for dogs experiencing disc issues or paralysis to receive chiropractic intervention within 24 to 48 hours. Delaying treatment may result in the need for more extensive chiropractic care and increases the risk of permanent damage or paralysis.

It is concerning that some veterinarians prefer to refer patients to surgeons or prescribe medications rather than consider chiropractic care, which we demonstrated a high success rate for these conditions. This approach raises questions about prioritizing patient welfare over potential financial incentives.

11/13/2025

This wild rabbit was dropped to us after being dropped 20 feet by a hawk and receiving a large laceration on the left globe of the eye. Amazing that this rabbit survived the fall, but indured a cervical injury resulting in wry neck. We are optimistic that we can get the swelling down and Cold Laser and chiropractic care will get this guy back in the wild. The eye laceration is healing very well. Thank you to the Ellis family for getting him to us.

This is why we never change our heartworm prevention Dr Maizels continues to use TriHeart Plus heartworm prevention and ...
11/09/2025

This is why we never change our heartworm prevention Dr Maizels continues to use TriHeart Plus heartworm prevention and Frontline Plus topical (fipronil) but have used Bravecto TOPICAL during times of flea infestation for initial treatment.
We never prescription or Ok combined heartworm & flea/tick prevention & we NEVER recommend oral flea/tick prevention.

We've known these facts for 20yrs, they are just suppressed.. Now the human's are getting smarter and are asking questions as to why their pets are getting sick and the incidents are now being reported more.

Our phylosophy is " if it goes in the bloodstream say no, if your pets small or geriatric go with fipronil flea and tick. It stays locked in the oil NOT absorbed into the blood and cellular matter

Corporate business and Pharma has no business in medical care. Small practice veterinarians who care about the middle cl...
11/08/2025

Corporate business and Pharma has no business in medical care. Small practice veterinarians who care about the middle class and the little people, have compassion for the pet despite costs. We will continue to keep our prices down despite the height increase for us to not conform.
New practices taught in schools do not align with reality, the best welfare of the pet or the clients finances. When did making $$$ usurp the pet.

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