Treatment

The Advantage of Combining Therapies

Once the dog has been thoroughly evaluated — functionally, neurologically, and chiropractically — it is then determined whether acupuncture or laser therapy should be added as a supplement.
In some cases, combining treatments can be beneficial, as they may enhance each other’s effects.

Treatment Plan

Initially, it is recommended to provide two treatments spaced 10–14 days apart.

After this, an individual follow-up plan is made for each dog to determine when further sessions should take place.

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In many cases, a follow-up treatment 1–2 months later is ideal — once the dog has resumed regular activity.

The total number of treatments, and whether the dog should receive preventive treatments a few times per year, depend on the nature of the problem as well as the demands placed on the dog’s performance.

Rehabilitation

After treatment, the dog must undergo rehabilitation to ensure it uses its muscles correctly from a biomechanical perspective.

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Proper retraining helps restore functional strength and coordination, reducing the risk of recurring injuries.