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  • Dr Sherrie Nugent is a fully qualified, registered and insured human and animal Chiropractor. Animal Chiropractic, just like chiropractic for humans, is mainly concerned with the nervous system and with the function of joints, especially those of the spine. The spine surrounds and protects the spinal cord, which is the part of the nervous system that connects the brain with the rest of the body.

     If there is abnormal movement or positioning of spinal joints (also known as misalignments), there is usually a disruption to the local nerve traffic which can result in symptoms such as pain, spasm, weakness, lameness, incoordination etc. Animal chiropractors are trained to locate and correct this dysfunction, restoring the proper functioning of the nervous system. The most common method used is by applying a chiropractic adjustment. This is a gentle, safe and effective technique.

     Chiropractors will also often use soft tissue techniques, like massage, trigger point therapy, myofascial release and stretches to help release spasm and increase range of motion. Chiropractors may also treat other joints in the body, such as hips, shoulders, stifles (knees), hocks etc. Give advice on life style adaptations and exercises to assist with rehabilitation to assist with progress. Where a condition cannot be attributed to a biomechanical cause the patient will be referred to a vet.

    Qualified Animal Chiropractors in Australia have graduated from a minimum of a 5 year degree in Chiropractic, Osteopathy or Veterinary science, followed by a 2 year Graduate Diploma in Animal Chiropractic (RMIT) or in Animal Biomechanical Medicine (BHI).

     

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      On property: Equine Consultation Product Image
      On property: Equine ConsultationChiropractic, Soft Tissue and Rehabilitation. Allow approx 45 mins. Discounts applied to 3+ animals. Includes Consult, Treatment and GST.
      $110.00AUD
        
      In House: Canine Consultation Product Image
      In House: Canine ConsultationChiropractic, Soft Tissue and Rehabilitation. Allow approx 20-30mins. Discounts applied to 3+animals. Includes Consult, Treatment and GST
      $77.00AUD
        
      Call out feeAdded to consults of less than 3 animals locally, further away travel may be more.
      $50.00AUD
        
      Horse & Rider Biomechanical Assessments Product Image
      Horse & Rider Biomechanical AssessmentsComing Soon- On property horse and rider bio-mechanical evaluations
      $187.00AUD
        
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      $0.00AUD
    • By signing the form below I agree to the terms and conditions set out below. 

      I understand that chiropractic treatment, including spinal maipulation or adjustment has been reported to be an effective and safe method for care for many situations. However, I must recognise that there are risks associated with all health care proceedures. 

      The aim of the treatment management plan is to improve health and I/We appreciate that results are not guaranteed. The risks associated with the specific treatment plan outlined for each animal will be discussed at time of consultation and I have the right to withdraw my consent to care at any time. Times allowed for appointments are approximate and depending on the condition of your animal may take more or less time to complete a consultation. 

      A deposit fee of $30 will apply at the time of booking and will be deducted from your consult fee, your booking cannot be confirmed until this is paid, this will be forfeited for each consult cancelled within 48 hours of the consult time. If for some reason Dr Nugent has to cancel or reschedule your appointment within 48 hours a credit of the same amount will be applied in your next consult. 

      All information provided is understood to be true and correct, your information will be kept private and confidential in accordance with our privacy policy which is available in hard copy at Aligned In Motion- Kilmore. 

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