The American Veterinary Chiropractic Association (AVCA) is the primary accrediting body for animal chiropractic practitioners. The commission develops standards of safety and competency to protect and benefit patients. AVCA/AVCC requires a minimum of 210 hours of education prior to a rigorous written and practical exam, thus being a significant professional achievement.

My mission is to utilize evidence based methods to assess the biomechanical source of the animal’s dysfunction, ameliorate the pain, and focus on appropriate and effective solutions to improve overall quality of life. I strive to decrease the pain animals may feel due to musculoskeletal dysfunction and improve overall performance, whether that animal has a job to compete or is an important family member. I also strive to be in compliance with all state rules and regulations, specifically Texas Administrative Code Rule 573.14.

Treatments Beastly Body Alignment uses can help with incontinence, intermittent lameness, muscle spasm, hip dysplasia, puppy sitting, uneven muscle tone, touch sensitivity, tail deviation, ataxia, wobblers, spinal disc degeneration, degenerative myelopathy, elbow dysplasia, foot drag, difficulty eating, head shaking, abnormal posture, joint pain, arthritis, behavioral changes, hesitancy or refusal to play, and many more! Talk to your veterinarian about alternative therapies with Beastly Body Alignment.

Normal side effects include soreness, touch sensitivity, aversion to grooming, increased bowel movements, and increased rest for 24-48 hours. Contact us if your animal appears uncomfortable during this time as ice or medication via your primary veterinarian may be recommended.

*Contact your primary or an emergency veterinarian with any questions or if any serious symptoms arise.*

Low level laser therapy has no known side effects to veterinary patients and is a safe, effective form of treatment.

*Contact your primary or an emergency veterinarian with any questions or if any serious symptoms arise.*