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I have been adjusting dogs this past weekend at the AKC National Agility Show in Harrisbury PA and have noticed a very common problem that occurs in many agility and non-agility dogs, and that problem is within the scapula of the shoulder.

The scapula referred to the wing by many is plagued with muscle tightness which can be caused by abnormal gait pattern and subluxation of the cervical [neck] and upper thoracic [upper back]. Jumping off a bed, out of a car and doing jumps like in agility can cause this problem.

The fix is to have an animal chiropractor evaluate the region and do some adjustments, cold laser, and give the owner some home remedies in the form of exercises to correct the problem.

Contact Dr Bruce at indekchiropractic@gmail.com or call 781-337-1180

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Hi Everyone
The National Trials are coming up next week. My booth number is 35. I am in the same isle as Max 200 who is on the end. Appointments will be on first come first serve basis due to run schedules. If you need a specific time please stop by and ask me. I will be adjusting dogs, people and using cold laser. Please pass this along to your fellow competitors. See you in Harrisburg!!

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Hip pain can be caused by this muscle called the TFL. This muscle goes from the pelvis/hip to the outside of the knee. It can cause hip pain, leg pain and or knee pain. Injury to this muscle will also cause the hip and sacroiliac to lock up causing back pain. Improper warm up and or cool down as well as long sitting will strain this muscle.
Chiropractic Adjustments with muscle work and cold laser will help this problem.
Dr Bruce is certified in sports injuries and is the chiropractic director for the boston marathon.
Please call at 781-337-1180 or email at indekchiropractic@gmail.com

This muscle is called the TFL and runs from the pelvic hip area to the outside of your knee. If your hip and or side of the thigh along with your knee bothers you, it may be a TFL issue. Poor movement of the sacroiliac joint in the pelvis can cause this muscle to work incorrectly.
Chiropractic adjustments, muscle work and cold laser therapy will help fix the problem. You may notice pain while going up and down stairs or sitting in the car. The cause can be varied, possibly not exercising and prolonged sitting, improper warm up or cool down post activity.

Dr Bruce is Certified in Sports Injuries and has been the director for the Boston Marathon, and US Triathlon Team as well as an athlete himself. Please call him at 781-337-1180 or email at indekchiropractic@gmail.com

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This muscle in your dog is called the TFL and it flexs the hip, stifle extension and abducts the hind leg. It can be problematic when there is a subluxation in the sacroiliac joint as well as luxating patella. Agility dogs may have problems in the jumps as well as weave polls.
Chiropractic adjustments to the joints and muscle work with specific exercise will help.

Dr Bruce makes house calls everywhere!

Call Dr Bruce at 781-337-1180 or email at indekchiropractic@gmail.com

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These Muscles are present in people and animals. They help in moving in extension ie. bending your neck back and backward bending of the low back. If Subluxations exist in the spine these muscles will limit your motion. Go to the Chiropractor.

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Dr Indek is a certified animal chiropractor by the american veterinary chiropractic association and teaches at options for animals chiropractic college.

please contact him at 781-337-1180 or email indekchiropractic@gmail.com