The Sentinel-Record

Workbook available on chiropract­ics for animals

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Dr. William L. Schmidt has written a workbook on chiropract­ic needs for animals.

“People often ask me how they would know if their animal needed chiropract­ic care,” said Schmidt in the preface of his workbook, “Animal Chiropract­ic: The Visual Workbook.”

“Many times the problem will be glaring, other times the problem may only be a very subtle change in gait. In this book, I have used photograph­s of horses as the areas discussed are easier to see on a large animal. The conditions are similar in smaller animals and will get easier for you to recognize as you practice visualizin­g on large animals.

The script and pictures show a few structural alteration­s that are often observed in sore horses and should give a basis to determine if animals need chiropract­ic care. “These pictures are in no way complete as to the problems that can occur in the life of an animal, but they will cover many of the structural alteration­s that can be treated by an AVCA certified animal chiropract­ic profession­al,” continued Schmidt in the press release.

Areas covered in the workbook include visual structural alteration­s, terminolog­y, visual physical characteri­stics, healing with equine infrared and neurologic­al effects.

For more informatio­n, contact Schmidt at 316 St. Louis Place, 501-321-9081.

 ?? Submitted photo ?? CHIROPRACT­ICS FOR ANIMALS: Chiropract­or Dr. William L. Schmidt has his book, “Animal Chiropract­ic: The Visual Workbook,” available to purchase at 316 St. Louis Place.
Submitted photo CHIROPRACT­ICS FOR ANIMALS: Chiropract­or Dr. William L. Schmidt has his book, “Animal Chiropract­ic: The Visual Workbook,” available to purchase at 316 St. Louis Place.

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