DR. IRVEN

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ABOUT OUR FACILITY

Our office at 107 Cameron Drive was designed for the treatment of both human and animal patients. Our team of Providers and staff is dedicated to patient care and creating an atmosphere where our patients want to be. Our animal wing provides a separate entrance where animal patients and their owners can be comfortable in a separate animal waiting area designed with their pets needs in mind. Backing to open space, our property gives us lovely outdoor space to do exams, gait analysis and treatment, when weather permits, where our patients are most comfortable. Indoors here is just as comfortable for our companions. You and your pet will feel the warmth of a space designed for you.

DR. IRVEN ANIMAL CHIROPRACTOR

Dr. Irven completed her post-graduate education in the Animal Chiropractic Program at Parker College of Chiropractic in Dallas, TX and became certified in Animal Chiropractic. Parker College of Chiropractic is the only Animal Chiropractic program offered by an accredited chiropractic school in North America where students of Animal Chiropractic join DCs and DVMs in a course of study that prepares them to sit for the AVCA certification exam. This highly accredited program is headed by Gene Giggleman, DVM and is designed for both Doctors of Chiropractic and Doctors of Veterinary Medicine to learn the techniques of Animal Chiropractic from the top Chiropractic and Veterinary Doctors in the field. Dr. Irven also earned a certification in Animal Chiropractic by the Animal Chiropractic Certification Commission of the Animal Veterinary Chiropractic Association, the primary national credentialing in North American and remains a member.

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SUCCESS STORIES

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WHAT TO EXPECT

The initial exam of your pet takes approximately 30-45 minutes. It will include a thorough history, neurologic exam, gait analysis (either inside or outside), palpation of the spine and extremities, range of motion, and muscle evaluation.

FREQ ASKED QUESTIONS

Chiropractic adjustments target areas of hypo-mobility or lack of motion. By putting the joints in motion, we are improving range of motion and your pets’ ability to move correctly. At the same time, we are working on the nervous system by adjusting the spine.

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