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Maryland Animal Chiropractic, LLC

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Maryland Animal Chiropractic, LLC

Maryland Animal Chiropractic, along with your veterinarian, can help your small and large animals with mobility, recovery and athletic performance. Why?

Dr. Jean Thompson founded Maryland Animal Chiropractic (MAC) in 2009 due to the demand for serving animal patients suffering from neck and back pain, arthritis, sprains and other ailments. Her associate, Dr. Jennifer Henrickson came on board in 2020 with extensive training in chiropractic and a deep passion for all animals. Both are Doctors of Chiropractic, specializing in animals, working mostly

with canine and feline species. Together they bring over 20 years of experience in chiropractic. Dr. Thompson is an international instructor for the elite animal chiropractic school, Options for Animals College of Animal Chiropractic. Animal Chiropractic is a field of animal health care that focuses on the preservation and health of the neuromusculoskeletal system. Nerves control everything that happens in your animals. Anything adversely affecting the nervous system will have detrimental effects that will resonate throughout the entire body. The command centers of the nervous system are the brain and spinal cord which are protected by the spine. The spine is a complex framework to bones (vertebra), ligaments, muscles and nerves. If the movement and biomechanics of the vertebra become dysfunctional, they can interfere with the performance of the nerves that are branching off of the spinal cord and going to all of the muscles and organs. As this occurs, your animal can lose normal mobility; resulting in stiffness, tension, pain and even organ dysfunction. Additionally, when normal movement is affected, and left unattended, it will ultimately impact your animal’s overall wellbeing and quality of life. Symptoms that your animal could benefit from chiropractic includes:
• Weakness in the hind end
• Arthritis
• Difficulty Jumping
• Gait abnormalities / Lameness
• Stops grooming their hind end
• Cries when being petted
• Pain when being touched, petted or lifted
• Constantly licking or chewing paws
• Negative changes in attitude or behavior
• Altered sitting “Puppy Sitting”

06/17/2025

Arya's face says it all. She knows results come from putting in the work and putting in the work, she is! 😆 Keep it up Arya. You are getting stronger and stronger everyday!

06/14/2025

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06/12/2025

Question of the day..."Is Lord Webster Tater Tot an enormous dog or is this Kong just enormous?!"🤔🤣😂

06/03/2025

This sweet, handsome boy has a major birthday! Our client Laddie is now 19 years young!

05/29/2025

05/21/2025

"Unsure" Clover is getting some support and encouragement from her little brother Bigby while she struts her stuff on the treadmill. We're loving teamwork here you guys! We're so proud of you Clover!

05/15/2025

Our buddy Xandur is receiving shockwave treatments to help his strained hip flexor muscles heal. He is always a great sport during his sessions whether he's standing on all fours or laying down! 😄

05/08/2025

Check out Cooper and Jacob getting their Canine Massage! As pups get older, a massage can help with muscle relaxation, pain relief, improved circulation, anxiety reduction, and even mobility in older dogs or those with joint issues. From the looks of it, these two are enjoying their session with our Canine Massage Provider, Nikki Sheckells!

04/28/2025

Our buddy, Bo jumped off his couch at home and insured his back legs. Since the injury, he has been slipping on hardwood surfaces and his legs keep going right out from underneath him. Abigail has been working together with Bo's dad to create a regimen that will help to restrengthen his hind legs. On the program is the use of hydrotherapy.

Address

10788 Hickory Ridge Road
Columbia, MD
21044

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 1pm

Website

http://Marylandanimalchiropractic.com/

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