Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely! We are licensed to sell eggs in the state of South Carolina under license number 3214. We are also licensed in the state of South Carolina to perform human massage therapy and bodywork, as well as certified in equine, canine, and feline massage therapy.

No. Although there are cold laser therapy certification courses for animals, currently, the state of South Carolina reserves this treatment for veterinarians only.

100%, and quite frankly, they deserve it.

Absolutely! It's not only safe but it also adds an extra layer of safety for the owner and those around the animal. Pain and discomfort caused by spinal subluxations and muscle tension can often cause an animal to act out aggressively. Dogs and cats may bite when their painful areas are touched or examined. Horses may buck off saddles or riders in an attempt to alleviate the pain they are feeling. Animal bodywork can help protect owners, trainers, riders, and lesson takers. However, it is essential to seek out an AVCA-certified animal chiropractor and a certified animal massage therapist to perform this work.

No. Chiropractic adjustments utilize a low-velocity, non-invasive, and gentle approach to realign the spine and joints. While crepitus (joint cracking sounds), may occur during adjustments, they are not required for effective treatment. Notably, many cracking sounds featured in YouTube videos are edited in.

Trained animal chiropractors and massage therapists are knowledgeable about animal body language, recognizing signs of discomfort and aggression. They employ safety techniques to protect themselves and the animals. Comfort measures, such as mouth covers and treats, are utilized to facilitate relaxation. Animal bodyworkers never exceed the animal's readiness to receive treatment.