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Chiropractic for EveryBody - Animal Chiropractic and Acupuncture Experienced and trusted animal chiropractors since 2008. Chiropractic and acupuncture services for your dog or cat. http://ChiropracticforEveryBody.com Paul area.

Experienced and Trusted... Chiropractic for EveryBody provides animal chiropractic, acupuncture (including laser acupuncture), Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) and craniosacral therapy to dogs and cats in the Minneapolis / St. Providing animal chiropractic services to the Twin Cities since 2008, with locations in Minneapolis, St. Paul, Woodbury, White Bear Lake (Mahtomedi), St. Clou

d, Eagan, Maple Grove, Ham Lake, Roseville and Burnsville. Our animal chiropractors are part of your animal's integrative care team, along with your primary care veterinarian and providers of canine massage therapy and canine rehabilitation, with whom we have years of experience of working hand-in-hand. Our animal chiropractors serve all small animals, with a specialty of supporting the dog agility community. Our animal chiropractors also have advanced veterinary neurology training to provide effective chiropractic support for dogs with Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD), vestibular syndrome, degenerative myelopathy (DM), wobbler syndrome and other neurological conditions. Our animal chiropractors understand conditions like ACL / CCL injuries, psoas strains, luxating patella, and other musculoskeletal issues. Our animal chiropractors know how to support with chiropractic care and when to refer to another member of your animal’s integrative care team.

Little Charlie saw Dr. Kerri for his first appointment today! He was a champ. 🤩
17/02/2024

Little Charlie saw Dr. Kerri for his first appointment today! He was a champ. 🤩

17/02/2024

Of course Blanche got treats after her cold laser treatment.

How could we say no to those eyes?

Are we finally getting a real Upper Midwest winter?Here's a great winter safety tip:Dig a path in the yard after a big s...
15/02/2024

Are we finally getting a real Upper Midwest winter?

Here's a great winter safety tip:
Dig a path in the yard after a big snowfall. Small dogs and those with mobility issues will benefit from not having to plow through all that snow.

09/02/2024

Animal Chiropractic Openings!
Fri and Sat, Feb 9 and 10
952-484-5460

08/02/2024

Animal Chiropractic Openings in Roseville!
Thursday, Feb 8th
952-484-5460

is a pro when it comes to laser appointments.
22/01/2024

is a pro when it comes to laser appointments.

Quest waiting for her laser treatment after her first adjustment. 😍We now have more laser appointments available on Mond...
16/01/2024

Quest waiting for her laser treatment after her first adjustment. 😍

We now have more laser appointments available on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and select Saturdays! Give us a call at 952-484-5460.

Our friends at The Canine Coach! offer a Sugar Faced Senior Dog Class. There are two available sessions starting on 1/9 ...
04/01/2024

Our friends at The Canine Coach! offer a Sugar Faced Senior Dog Class. There are two available sessions starting on 1/9 and 2/18.

The Sugar Faced Senior Dog Class teaches tricks and some gentle exercises to improve balance, strength, coordination, weight, and appetite. Each class ends with gentle stretching and massage to increase their flexibility, decrease pain, improve digestion, and help them relax, among many other benefits.
https://www.thek9coach.com/class-schedule?name=sugar-face

Happy Howly-Days!!!
25/12/2023

Happy Howly-Days!!!

Canine Musculoskeletal Support now comes in a new, bigger size. We are selling out our 90g stock at 40% OFF! Limited s...
06/12/2023

Canine Musculoskeletal Support now comes in a new, bigger size. We are selling out our 90g stock at 40% OFF! Limited supply. Please let us know ASAP if you want one of these discounted 90g bottles!

03/11/2023

Animal chiropractic and laser appointments available in Roseville on Saturday, 11/4.
Call 952-484-5460 to schedule!

31/10/2023

Happy Halloween from Dr. Annie and Percy! Have fun, and stay safe and warm!!

27/10/2023

Animal chiropractic opening this afternoon in Maple Grove.
Call 952-484-5460 to schedule!

19/10/2023

Dr. Annie at TCOTC Obedience Event - Saturday
Call 952-484-5460 to schedule your pup!

29/09/2023

ONE SATURDAY opening for animal chiropractic or laser - Sept 30th.
952-484-5460

29/09/2023

Animal chiropractic / acupuncture opening - Monday, October 2nd in
Maple Grove! 952-484-5460

Schmoooch!
28/09/2023

Schmoooch!

09/09/2023

UKI Midwest Festival Exhibitors! Dr. Annie will be on site to provide chiropractic care to your canine teammates during this event. If you think you may want your dog seen, please give us a call to get on the list. 952-484-5460 Have a safe and fun event!!!

We have some short-dated bottles of this (exp 11/23). On sale now for 40% off!
08/09/2023

We have some short-dated bottles of this (exp 11/23). On sale now for 40% off!

Two chiropractic or laser openings in LakevilleTODAY! 952-484-5460
08/09/2023

Two chiropractic or laser openings in Lakeville
TODAY!
952-484-5460

Sorcha was aghast as Dr. Annie directed her undivided attention to the puppy. Apparently that was NOT okay...
27/07/2023

Sorcha was aghast as Dr. Annie directed her undivided attention to the puppy. Apparently that was NOT okay...

23/06/2023

Top Toxins

One of the most common emergency calls we receive is owners worried that their pet may have eaten something toxic. Prevention is the best way to keep your pet safe from toxins! Here are the most common toxins that Pet Poison Helpline received calls about in 2022:

Chocolate
Chocolate contains a compound called theobromine as well as caffeine, both of which can cause toxicity in dogs and cats. Darker chocolate contains higher quantities of these compounds, while milk chocolate contains lower quantities and white chocolate contains almost none. Signs of chocolate toxicity include vomiting and diarrhea, hyperactivity, muscle tremors, seizures, and death.

Grapes and raisins
Grapes and raisins can cause acute kidney failure in dogs, cats, and ferrets. The toxic components are variable depending on the season that the fruit was grown, so there is not a specific toxic dose of grapes or raisins.

Xylitol
Xylitol is an artificial sweetener found in many foods, supplements, and candies (especially gum). Xylitol causes low blood sugar and liver failure in dogs. Xylitol is not toxic to cats.

Ibuprofen
Ibuprofen is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID) used for humans. If dogs and cats consume it, it can cause stomach ulcers, kidney failure, or seizures. These symptoms can occur with a single exposure to a high dose of ibuprofen or with long-term, low-dose exposure. Never use this medication to treat pain in your pets!

Bromethalin
This is a neurotoxin found in rat and mouse baits. These baits are usually tasty to attract rodents, but unfortunately they are yummy to pets as well. Symptoms of toxicity include wobbliness, muscle tremors, seizures, and acute death. There is no antidote.

Ma*****na
The large increase in accessibility of ma*****na has resulted in a jump in exposure of dogs and cats to this toxin. Symptoms include dilated pupils, dribbling of urine, and hypothermia. Most pets respond well to supportive care (i.e. fluids, heat support).

Anticoagulant Rodenticides
Many mouse and rat poisons contain chemicals that prevent blood from clotting. These effects can take days to become obvious, so pets that get sick from anticoagulant rodenticides won’t always show symptoms of having ingested the toxin right away. The best treatment is to induce vomiting as soon as possible after ingestion, followed by medications to allow blood to clot normally until the body is able to do so on its own again.

Vitamin D3
Vitamin D3 is found in some rat and mouse poisons, in human supplements, and in some medications (i.e. psoriasis creams). Vitamin D3 affects the metabolism of calcium and phosphorus. Pets who ingest toxic amounts of vitamin D3 can experience GI upset, kidney failure, abnormal heart rates or rhythms, or difficulty breathing. Treatment involves supportive care such as IV fluids, anti-nausea medications, and medications to control calcium and phosphorus levels in the body.

Onions/chives/leeks/shallots
These plants are all part of the Allium family. Humans tolerate these plants well, but dogs and cats can develop a low red blood cell count (anemia) if these plants are ingested. Low-level chronic exposure (i.e. if you feed your dog a little garlic every day) or high-level acute exposure can both lead to toxicity.

Carprofen
Carprofen is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) that is commonly used as a pain medication for dogs. Many formulas of carprofen are flavored into chew tabs, which can make them very tempting for pets. Overdose of carprofen can cause stomach ulcers, kidney failure, and/or liver failure. Be sure to store this (and any flavored medication) far out of your pet’s reach!

13/06/2023

Knowing When It’s Time: Tools For End Of Life Care

One of the most difficult experiences as a pet owner is trying to make decisions surrounding the end of your pet’s life. Any scenario- a geriatric pet in a lengthy period of decline, a young pet with a severe illness or injury, a physically healthy pet with severe behavioral issues- requires difficult emotional and mental work to decide when the time is right to consider humane euthanasia. We have some suggestions to aid families in navigating this decision.

Some caregivers find subjective guidelines easier to use. We recommend making a list of specific things that make your pet happy. For example, this may be a) joining you at the dinner table; b) coming into the kitchen when they hear the cheese drawer open; c) asking for their breakfast at the same time every day; d) snuggling with you while watching TV; and so on. Once this list is created, you can monitor closely to see when these activities decline or disappear. If more than 50% of your list disappears, it is likely time to consider whether your pet’s quality of life is still good.

Another way to measure your pet’s quality of life is to create a good day/bad day jar. Each day, everyone in the family that has been with their pet should put a penny or paper clip in the appropriate jar. If you begin to notice the bad day jar filling up more than the good day jar, it is time to have a conversation about quality of life.

Other families find objective measures easier to use. There are a number of helpful Quality of Life scales that can help you consider different parameters that make your pet’s life worth living. Some of the categories to consider are physical needs (i.e. does your pet have a good appetite, are they able to stay hydrated, and can they breathe comfortably?), emotional needs (does your pet still want to engage with you and other animal friends, and do they get excited about activities that they have been excited about in the past?), and mental needs (are they able to safely navigate their environment, do they follow a normal day/night cycle, and are they able to urinate/defecate in the appropriate places?). Quality of life scales allow you to assign points to each parameter and give an objective measure about whether your pet’s quality of life is adequate or compromised. You can find a list of several different quality of life scales on our website.

10/06/2023

UPDATE: REUNITED!! Princess is home safe & sound after 96 days, 7 hours :)

"Thank you so much to all who helped prayed and cared!
She was recorded on trail cameras so i set humane traps out . She was caught close to where i lost her she lost A LOT of weight "
-Princess's Owner
Please spread the word!
Princess was in Roseville for an appointment on June 10, 2023 in Roseville, MN 55113 near Hamline Ave and Larpenteur Ave in Roseville, MN. She is not from the area.

Message from Owner: Princess is all black and about 12 to 15 years old
She ran into the Reservoir area near Hamline Ave and Larpenteur Ave. June 10th.
She does not like to be picked up, does not like carriers so has to be cornered or humane trapped
Unless she is willing to come up or near you she will run further away if followed.
She could be injured.
Please look daily under porches, in sheds and gara
ges, on security cameras
She likes to hide and could be under anything or in a tree.
I adore her so much and pray she will be found asap.

God Bless You for looking for her if you see her
Please call 612 814 1220 asap with any black cat sitings so I can narrow down my search area .


Description: All black, Skiddish,
She is the top cat in photo
Thank you for the responses so far

For more info or to contact Princess's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/9169235

Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://pbrs.io/l/rpl

19/05/2023

Two openings left on Friday, May 19th in Roseville! If your pal needs some CFE love, please give us as call ASAP!
952-484-5460

26/04/2023

Chiropractic for EveryBody (CFE) has a few Standard Process items on the shelves nearing their expiration date. We are offering these items to our clients at 40% off - in case you can use them up before they turn into pumpkins! The items will be sold on first-come,

02/03/2023

Sunday, March 5th
Dr. Annie - TCOTC Trial
952-484-5460 to schedule!

Happy Valentine's Day!
14/02/2023

Happy Valentine's Day!

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Various Locations In The Twin Cities Metro Area

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Monday 10:00 - 19:00
Tuesday 08:30 - 19:00
Wednesday 12:30 - 20:00
Thursday 09:00 - 20:00
Friday 10:00 - 18:00
Saturday 13:00 - 18:00

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952-484-5460

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Khali wanted an extra blanket in her crate, I guess!

Excellent roller derby move by the little tortie! Her brother recovered fully, being only momentarily offended.

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