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Old 06-06-2009, 01:46 PM   #29
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Originally Posted by lillymae View Post
If the vet has done X-rays you need to take those X-rays and find a chiropractor who treats dogs . Most chiros that treat humans will do dogs for free. I have several rescues , some were completely paralyzed when they arrived . I was told they would not recover without surgery. As I sit here and type they are out chasing squirrels. And guess what ,no surgery. These little dogs often slip discs jumping off the furniture.
I would see a specialist first just to be on the safe side becuase if it is AAI going to a chiropractor can do more damage. I believe Vicki had a adjustment made On Bleu Boy before being diagnosed with the AAI and was told she was lucky he did not kill her pup. Don't quote me on that I will have to go back through her threads.
But I do know that chiropractors can cause more damage to AAI pups. Becuase it is not disks that are slipped out of place with Atlantoaxial Instability it is the ligements and dens that are involved and the dens are what holds the neck to the head.
Just my thoughts here.
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