In case of acute complaints after a fall or collision, for example, or in case of acute complaints such as vomiting, diarrhea or fever, you should always go to your vet first. When in doubt, you can always call us and we will discuss the best alternative for your pet.

The first appointment (consultation and adjustment) costs 80 euros (incl. VAT). Follow-up appointments (adjustment) within 6 months cost 60 euros (incl. VAT). An additional surcharge of 30 euros applies for home visits. Each consultation/treatment must be paid in full on the same day. You can only pay with a debit card (PIN). No cash accepted.

It is possible to plan a visit at the location of your choice. For this you can send us a message or call us so we can discuss the details, time, location and costs.

Yes, chiropractic can help animals suffering from a herniated disc. In many cases it helps to such an extent that surgery can be avoided. When surgery needs to be performed, chiropractic can assist and support during the recovery process.

Chiropractic is a safe way to help pets with osteoarthritis. It helps relieve tension and reduce pain by improving the animal's comfort and mobility and ultimately using less painkillers.

Chiropractic is a safe way to help dogs suffering from hip dysplasia. It helps relieve tension and reduce pain by improving the animal's comfort and mobility and ultimately using less painkillers.

The physiotherapist mainly focuses on treating the symptoms. Its work is on muscles and joints. Both chiropractors and osteopaths take a holistic approach, seeing the body as a whole. The osteopath also works on the organs. The chiropractor mainly focuses on the spine and nervous system. The main goal of chiropractic is to treat and prevent problems by addressing the root cause of the problem.

It varies, but in most cases the chiropractic adjustment is not painful. In fact, most animals enjoy having their spines checked and adjusted. The chiropractor will always let you know what to expect before treating your animal.

The chiropractic adjustment does not always produce an audible sound, or “pop.” These sounds are caused by gas released by a reduction in pressure in the joint. The negative pressure creates gas bubbles in the synovial fluid and these give the cracking sound. You can compare it, for example, to a jar of jam that you open for the first time. An audible sound has nothing to do with the success of an adjustment. Sounds are heard much less frequently in animals than in humans.

It's a good idea to have your pet's spine checked. The chiropractor can prevent and detect problems before they manifest as symptoms. It has also been proven to improve performance.

Chiropractic can be the solution for persistent complaints such as lameness, stiffness, reduced appetite or energy. Chiropractic can also be the solution when an animal starts to show different behavior such as depressive or aggressive behavior.