Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation or VOM is a beneficial form of veterinary care that can treat animals with a number of physical health problems by using a hand held device that uses motion to help reduce and detect subluxation. Veterinarians who provide this form of care are able to work with a variety of animals in order to help them heal.
What is Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation
Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation is an integration of veterinary medical care and chiropractic care. Similar to chiropractic practice, veterinary orthopedic manipulation restores function by decreasing subluxations. With the use of a hand held device resembling human 'activator methods,' veterinary orthopedic manipulation is effective because it discovers and purportedly reduces neuronal subluxations. The hand held mechanism provides a
chiropractic type motion or force into specific subluxated areas. Veterinary orthopedic manipulation can be successfully used on dogs, cats and horses.
Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation can be effective for several health issues, including acute, non-acute and progressive lameness, hip dysplasia syndromes, IV disc disease, progressive myelopathies, digestive disorders, and performance issues. Benefits can include improved muscle tone, strength, and performance, increased range of motion, and a better overall health for the animal.
Veterinary care such as this can benefit animals in a number of ways and allow them to live happier, healthier lifestyles with their loved ones.
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Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation (VOM)