I usually come to the office with my pet, a Chihuahua named Milo, a year and a half old.
A year ago Milú and I went to the office. Dr. Marc noticed that Milú was limping on one of her back legs, and asked me what had happened to her. I explained that a few days ago I had taken her to the vet for that reason. The diagnosis was that she should take some anti-inflammatory drugs for eight days, return to his office and have an appointment with the surgeon, as he advised that the animal should undergo an operation.
Dr. Marc adjusted at that time that I was telling him what happened.
A few days later I went back for my adjustment appointment, and brought Milu to the office as usual. He was barely limping and his improvement from the first adjustment was evident.
Dr. Marc adjusted him twice more, and the dog made a full recovery.
I felt more at ease with it than going back to the vet and subjecting my little pet to an operation that might not have helped her recover as quickly.
