In cases of acute trauma (like a fall or collision) or urgent medical symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, or fever, you should always consult your veterinarian first. If you are unsure, feel free to call me; I am happy to discuss the best approach for your pet’s specific situation.

Absolutely. Chiropractic care is extremely gentle and is always adapted to the specific needs of the animal. For puppies, it supports balanced growth and development. For senior pets, it focuses on comfort, maintaining mobility, and improving quality of life in their golden years.

Experience varies, but in the vast majority of cases, a chiropractic adjustment is not painful. In fact, most animals find the session relaxing and enjoy having their spine checked. I will always explain what to expect before I begin any adjustment.

A chiropractic adjustment does not always produce an audible sound or “pop.” When a sound does occur, it is simply the release of gas bubbles from the joint fluid due to a change in pressure—much like opening a fresh jar of jam. In animals, these sounds are much less common than in humans. It is important to know that an audible "crack" has no bearing on the success or quality of the adjustment.

Every animal is unique. While some show immediate improvement after one session, long-standing tension or movement patterns usually benefit from a series of 2 to 3 adjustments. During our first visit, I will determine a tailored approach based on your pet’s specific needs.

Initial Consultation & Treatment: €95 Follow-up Sessions (within 6 months): €65 Payment is required at the time of the appointment via mobile (QR-code). Please note that I do not accept cash or debit cards (PIN).

Yes. Preventative care allows me to detect subtle movement restrictions before they manifest as pain or lameness. Regular check-ups help maintain balance and support a long, active life for your companion.

Physiotherapy generally focuses on rehabilitating specific symptoms, primarily working on muscles and soft tissue. Both Chiropractors and Osteopaths take a holistic approach, viewing the body as a connected whole. As a Chiropractor, my primary focus is the spine and the nervous system. My goal is to optimize the body's natural function by identifying and addressing restrictions (blockages) in the spine, ensuring the nervous system can communicate clearly with the rest of the body.