Comments on Network Chiropractic for Animals

I had Network Chiropractic done several years ago by a practitioner in Maine. What i found interesting is how similar it is in its approach (but not the movements) to Bowen Technique. Bowen has very subtle moves to "remind" the body what to do, and I now know a few homeopaths who are also Bowen Practitioners, because they work so well together.

About 20 years ago, I worked for a vet who was treating a dog who had suddenly stopped walking with steroids with no response. The dog's guardian was close to euthanasia so I decided to suggest chiropractic. The dog was up and walking after the first adjustment and had full range of movement after only a few more. I'm not sure what the current law is in our state but, at that time, it wasn't legal to practice chiropractic on animals (Can you say "people testing"? LOL!) but there were several DC's in town who would adjust animals. I think they got around the legalities by not charging a fee for their service. Either way, I know this dog and her person were grateful for the option!