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Integrative and Holistic Medicine

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At Lebanon Small Animal Clinic, we offer expert veterinary chiropractic care led by Dr. Erene Mihalas ("Dr. E") as part of an integrative approach to pet wellness. Combined with cold laser therapy and holistic medicine, chiropractic care treats the whole body to improve mobility, relieve pain, and enhance overall quality of life. 

What Is Animal Chiropractic? 

Veterinary chiropractic focuses on the spine, joints, and nervous system. Using gentle, controlled adjustments, we restore proper alignment and movement, relieving nerve and muscle restrictions that cause discomfort or poor performance. 

Who Can Benefit? 

Our chiropractic care is tailored for a wide variety of animals, including: 

  • Dogs & Cats: Ideal for senior pets, active athletes, or those recovering from injuries or arthritis.
  • Exotic & Small Animals: Specialized care for smaller animals and exotic pets.
  • Livestock & Farm Animals: Supporting mobility and long-term health in large animals. 

Common Signs Your Pet Needs an Evaluation: 

  • Reluctance to jump, climb stairs, or move easily
  • Stiffness, uneven weight-bearing, or altered gait
  • Back, neck, or joint pain (including hip dysplasia)
  • Shifts in behavior, restlessness, or slower post-injury recovery
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Our Integrative Approach & Meet Dr. E 

  • Comprehensive Therapies: Chiropractic care is frequently paired with Cold Laser Therapy (to reduce inflammation and speed tissue healing) and Holistic Medicine (herbal and nutraceutical support for systemic wellness).
  • Certified Expertise: Dr. E holds a Doctorate of Chiropractic and over 220 hours of specialized animal chiropractic education, backed by certification from the AVCA and the Animal Chiropractic Certification Commission (ACCC)

 

Schedule an Evaluation 

If your animal is slowing down, moving stiffly, or showing signs of discomfort, a chiropractic consultation can help uncover the root cause. 

Call Lebanon Small Animal Clinic today at 513-932-4189 to learn more!

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