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Is your companion suffering with Neck Pain, Back Pain, Limping/Lameness, Hind End Weakness/Incoordination, IVDD, Hip or Disc issues? There is a simple, effective, non-surgical healing solution for your Pet.

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My name is Dr. Kelly Thompson, DC. In 1983 I helped my first animal patient, a Paralyzed Dachshund, who was slated to be euthanized, to walk normally again. Over the decades through discovery, application, and refining of a gentle non-invasive proprietary technique I developed called NMRT or NeuroMysofascial Release Therapy, I have helped Tens of thousands of animal patients, working with Veterinarians in well over 50 Veterinary clinics and hospitals. Below you can read Articles I have written about helping Animals and view Before and After Videos I recently began capturing on my iPhone. You can see for yourself what is possible.

By Kelly Thompson, DC

I am reviving an article that I wrote over 15 years ago for a holistic pet newsletter and adding more information that over time rounded out my understanding as my clinical successes increased in helping paralyzed dogs to regain their ability to get off the floor and walk normally again. If your dog has become paralyzed suddenly and without apparent provocation or injury then I need to express three things to you. First, I’m very sorry that your family is going through this. I see paralyzed dogs nearly every week, so I see the desperation and emotional toll it takes. However, let not your heart be troubled, decades of helping paralyzed dogs has taught me that the vast majority of these cases are neither as serious as they appear nor as serious as you are being told by your Veterinarian! Second, know that you are not alone. Dogs become paralyzed more commonly than you would believe or understand. Third, before you put your beloved companion under the knife know that there are non-surgical alternatives if your companion has not lost, “deep pain sensation” in addition to the paralysis. I will go into what that means further on in this article. Fortunately this is a very small percentage of paralyzed dog cases. I have been helping paralyzed dogs to regain their ability to walk again for over 36 years now, so I believe I am uniquely qualified to discuss this unfortunate spinal/neurological malady and how it can be resolved non-surgically. See my before and after videos below. If you do opt for surgery know that it will cost you between the MRI and Surgery upwards of $13,000 plus and from my longterm observation over the years over 60% never regain full function following and despite surgical intervention. Sadly I can tell you that most of these failed back surgery cases are euthanized within days or weeks following these unsuccessful surgeries. (continue to website: Dog-paralysis )

By Kelly Thompson, DC

Over the decades, the three conditions that encompassed the majority of new clients seeking my services have been, dogs with neck or back pain, dogs with weakness and incoordination of the rear legs, and limping and lameness issues in dogs.

MSI or Medial Shoulder Instability is a unique and often difficult condition involving the connective tissue elements that are responsible for stabilizing the shoulder girdle medially (towards the middle or center) in Canines in movement and in stationary posture such as sitting or standing. Think of holding yourself in a “Push Up” position in full extension (at the highest point). Now think of the muscles (that cross from your chest to your upper arms) and ligaments (that hold your shoulder joint together) that stabilize you and prevent your arms from flying outward, and gravity slamming you to the floor chest and face first. These are the structures that are injured with MSI. Over the years helping pets who have chronic front leg lameness, it was quite a while before I could effectively isolate the location of injury by palpation alone and resolve this condition effectively. (Continue to MSI or Medial Shoulder Instability)