5) Dr. Denver Doyle & or Dr. Darby Doyle has explained to me the scope of their care, and described the procedures he will perform on my animal. I understand
them, and acknowledge that they agree with the American Veterinary Medical Association's (AVMA) description of Animal Chiropractic as follows: "Veterinary
chiropractic is the examination, diagnosis, and treatment of nonhuman animals through manipulation and adjustments of specific joints and cranial sutures...
[Veterinary chiropractic DOES NOT] include dispensing medication, performing surgery, injecting medications, recommending supplements, or replacing
traditional veterinary care.. The assurance of education in veterinary chiropractic is central to the ability of the veterinary profession to provide this service...
Some areas of the country do not have an adequate supply of veterinarians educated in veterinary chiropractic. Therefore, it is recommended that, were the
state's practice act permit, licensed chiropractors educated in veterinary chiropractic be allowed to practice this modality under the supervision of, OR REFERRAL
BY [my capitalization], a licensed veterinarian who is providing concurrent care.