Update 2/18/2020
Dr. Ali is due to have a baby on February 29, 2020, and is not taking any new patients until after she returns from maternity leave. She is planning to take a 3-month maternity leave and resuming her work schedule at the beginning of June.
Here is a list of other animal chiropractors in Utah that may be available while Dr. Ali is on maternity leave:
Dr. Ali is due to have a baby on February 29, 2020, and is not taking any new patients until after she returns from maternity leave. She is planning to take a 3-month maternity leave and resuming her work schedule at the beginning of June.
Here is a list of other animal chiropractors in Utah that may be available while Dr. Ali is on maternity leave:
- Mobile throughout Northern Utah: Dr. Heather Nemanic. Large and small animals, travels. 801-598-3110.
- Cache Valley & Mobile: Dr. James Israelsen, Mountain View Veterinary Health Center. Large and small animals, and travels. North Logan office: 435-752-8251. Providence office: 435-755-3202
- Farr West & Saratoga Springs: Dr. Jeff Monroe, South Valley Equine. Large animals only. 801-254-2333.
- Bluffdale & Mobile: Dr. Lyle Barbour, Mountain Point Equine Hospital. Large animals only, and travels. 801-446-3046.
- SLC: Dr. Debbie Hadlock, Hadlock Integrative Veterinary Consulting. Large & small animals. 516-680-2208
- Park City & Mobile: Dr. Lara Valdes-Postula. Flying Horse Chiropractic. Large and small animals, and travels. 310-800-8558.
- Park City & Mobile: Dr. Kim Henneman, Animal Health VIPs. Large and small animals, and travels. 435-647-0807.
The doctor of the future will give no medication but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, in diet, and in the cause and prevention of disease.
- Thomas Edison
Why animal chiropractic?
All animals can benefit from chiropractic care, just like humans! Since the ultimate goal of the adjustment is to allow the nervous system to run at 100%, chiropractic can have an impact on nearly every function of the body. Common problems that are helped by chiropractic treatments include:
In addition, many clients find that chiropractic care just helps their pet to act youthful again. Chiropractic maintenance care, or having your pet checked 2-4 times a year, can keep your pet's spine healthy and help prevent many of the problems listed above from occurring.
Animal Chiropractic is a great way to keep your dog, horse, or other animal healthy, happy, or competitive. Dr. Ali has helped race horses, show dogs, family bunny rabbits, and many more. She also works directly with a team of great veterinarians in her offices and other veterinarians throughout the state.
All animals can benefit from chiropractic care, just like humans! Since the ultimate goal of the adjustment is to allow the nervous system to run at 100%, chiropractic can have an impact on nearly every function of the body. Common problems that are helped by chiropractic treatments include:
- Neck and back pain
- Limping and lameness
- Muscle spasms or weakness; paralysis
- Performance issues
- Post-surgical recovery
- Disc problems
- Jaw or TMJ problems, difficulty chewing
- Injuries from slips, falls, and accidents
- Chronic illnesses like allergies
- Bowel, bladder, and internal disorders
- Arthritis and stiff joints
- Changes in behavior, mood
- Avoiding being touched or held
In addition, many clients find that chiropractic care just helps their pet to act youthful again. Chiropractic maintenance care, or having your pet checked 2-4 times a year, can keep your pet's spine healthy and help prevent many of the problems listed above from occurring.
Animal Chiropractic is a great way to keep your dog, horse, or other animal healthy, happy, or competitive. Dr. Ali has helped race horses, show dogs, family bunny rabbits, and many more. She also works directly with a team of great veterinarians in her offices and other veterinarians throughout the state.
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Services available with veterinary referral only. Dr. Grover is a chiropractic physician, licensed in the care of humans and certified in the care of animals. She has had extensive training in animal chiropractic. Dr. Grover is NOT a veterinarian, and cannot take responsibility for the primary care of animals. If you are interested in animal chiropractic care for your pet, Dr. Grover has procedures for requesting a referral from your primary veterinarian. Contact her for more information, and please book in advance so the necessary referral can be obtained.
