Dr. Lee Lofgren uses a full chiropractic protocol to assess joint movement throughout the body, with equine sessions also incorporating The Masterson Method.
During a typical treatment, Dr. Lofgren assesses the movement of accessible joints throughout the animal, including spinal joints, limbs and the TMJ. The goal is to identify areas that are not moving normally and to work with both the primary problem and compensatory patterns.
For equine patients, treatment may also incorporate The Masterson Method, a hands-on approach Dr. Lofgren has used since 2013.
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The source describes a range of practical signs owners may notice before scheduling care.
Difficulty taking a lead, impaired side-bending, being “cinchy,” reluctance to turn or change gait, or threatening to buck.
A dog may become less eager to run, chase a ball or move with the same enthusiasm as before.
The source also describes chiropractic and the Masterson Method as maintenance or preventive options for animals not showing an obvious problem.
Call Dr. Lee Lofgren directly to discuss your animal and arrange a visit.