Animal Chiropractic & Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation-VOM

06/05/2023

Please vote for Woodhaven Animal Hospital! They do so much work for rescue and
shelter animals.

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06/03/2023

Please vote for Woodhaven Animal Hospital. They do so much rescue and shelter
work!

Nominate your favorite pet businesses around town!

03/21/2023

It is very important to get pain under control right away. Pain control happens in approximately an hour when the prescription is customized to your dog. There is no one-size-fits-all pain relief.
Make sure the medications are fully controlling pain from dose to dose with no break-through in pain. Continued feedback to your vet is vitally important until the pain medications have been properly adjusted for your dog.

03/17/2023

We are now accepting new patients for orthopedic and chiropractic are at Woodhaven Animal Hospital.

Please call for an appointment. Also, if you have any questions please message this page and we will address them!

Dr. Patty Odette

03/17/2023

If your dog experiences pain with petting, has an abnormal gait or difficulty walking he/she may need a chiropractic adjustment to restore joint movement and allow normal function without pain. Your animal chiropractor can help your dog with these mobility issues!

Please feel free to message this page with questions or concerns.

02/28/2023

CHIROPRACTIC CARE..........

https://fb.watch/iZ4AkNEan6/

02/15/2023

Is it time to get your pet adjusted? Call Woodhaven Animal Hospital for an appointment!

Animal chiropractor Dr. Michael Hollerbach talks about the importance of chiropractic health in pets.

02/08/2023

We are now accepting new patients for orthopedic and chiropractic are at Woodhaven Animal Hospital. Please call for an appointment.

02/08/2023

Another great day at Woodhaven Animal Hospital, Aqua-Acupuncture to help with paralysis.

01/31/2023

We have a few appointments available for tomorrow Feb 1st if you would like to make an appointment please call 734-561-3795. I will be in from 9-2 working with Dr. Greear.

How can you tell if my dog has back pain?

f you suspect your dog is experiencing back pain, please make an appointment with your vet. He or she is always the best source of information and can accurately diagnose your dog. Your veterinarian may perform a physical and neurological examination to understand the underlying cause. Some of the common signs your dog is experiencing back pain include:

Hunched posture
Crying in pain when touched or picked up
Stiff gait, limping, or dragging back legs
Muscle spasms or trembling
Changes in mood or behavior
Reluctance to jump, run, or climb
Appetite change