Compassionate Animal Chiropractic Care in Denver, CO
Safe, gentle and responsible alternative options for your pet's health and wellness.
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Animal Science Specialization
Prior to becoming a chiropractor, Dr. Montano earned a Bachelor's in Animal Science. She worked in small veterinary clinics throughout her undergraduate and graduate programs.
Thorough Examinations
Prior to becoming a chiropractor, Dr. Montano earned a Bachelor's in Animal Science. She worked in small veterinary clinics throughout her undergraduate and graduate programs.
Manual Adjustments
Prior to becoming a chiropractor, Dr. Montano earned a Bachelor's in Animal Science. She worked in small veterinary clinics throughout her undergraduate and graduate programs.
Animal Chiropractor Benefits
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Adjustment Prices
Have more than one pet in your home? Call for discounted group rates.
per session
- Examination & Adjustment This includes your pet's treatment as well as the a travel fee.
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- Detailed History
- Thorough Examination
- Review of Findings
- Discuss Treatment Plan
- Manual Adjustment
per session
- Follow-up Adjustments This includes adjustments for established patients as well as the travel fee.
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- Brief History Review
- Brief Reexamination
- Review of Findings
- Agree on Treatment Plan
- Manual Adjustment
What is a chiropractic adjustment?
A chiropractic adjustment is defined as a high velocity, low amplitude thrust applied manually (by hand) or with an adjusting instrument to a specific joint in order to correct a subluxation.
In other words, through an evaluation of the joints, areas of restricted motion and misalignment are identified and a gentle force is applied in order to introduce movement back in to the joint. This not only helps reduce pain and inflammation, but also works to remove interference in the nervous system, ultimately allowing the body to function and heal optimally.
What to expect during your visit?
At your pet’s initial visit, there will be a thorough history taken and an examination performed by the chiropractor. The examination will look for any pain on palpation, assess range of motion of the neck, back, pelvis and extremities, detect any asymmetry in the vertebra of the spine, and evaluate muscle tone and gait.
Following your pet’s initial examination, Dr. Montano will review her examination findings with you, answer any questions that you may have, and will adjust your pet if she determines that chiropractic care is the best treatment option for them at that time.
Do you work on cats?
We love cats, but unfortunately chiropractors practicing animal chiropractic in Colorado are only able to adjust dogs and equids per the Chiropractors Practice Act.
How often should your pet get adjusted?
After the chiropractor examines your pet, she will create a treatment plan that is appropriate for your pet at the time. Some pets need more frequent care if there is a new issue or injury, while others need to be seen less often for maintenance and wellness type visits. Either way, the chiropractor will recommend what she thinks is best, but you will not be required to purchase a membership or package. Each pet and situation is unique and their recommended treatment plan will reflect that.
How to know if your pet needs care?
Just like their owners, pet can benefit greatly from chiropractic care. But how does the owner know that their pet needs care? There are many signs and symptoms that your pet may display that could indicate that they need to be checked by a chiropractor. Some of these may include:
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For more information or to schedule an appointment with Dr. Christy Montano, call today!
Meet Dr. Montano
Christina Montano, D.C. graduated from Parker University in Dallas, TX in 2018 where she also completed the course of study for the animal chiropractic program. Additionally, her background includes a Bachelor's degree in Animal Science from the University of Minnesota, as well as nearly 10 years of experience working in small animal clinics throughout her undergraduate and post graduate educations.
Feel free to ask us anything.
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