Animal Osteopathy
Osteopathy for farm animals
To care for their cattle and improve the quality of the milk, more and more breeders are calling on animal osteopaths. One of the advantages is to avoid painkillers and antibiotics, and thereby preserve the quality of the milk produced and enhance productivity and overall farm profitability. At the same time, breeders reduce the cost of their veterinary fees. It is a money gain, because the cow treated in osteopathy regains health naturally and is then more productive.
The number of osteopathic sessions your animal will need depends on various factors, including its specific condition, response to treatment, and overall health. A treatment plan will be tailored to your animal's individual needs and may involve multiple sessions spaced out over time. Your input and involvement are essential parts of the process, and we're here to support you every step of the way.
What to except and how to care after the treatment?
Treatments start a healing response that triggers changes to occur within the animals body. Any onset of symptoms or an increase in pain is referred to as the “rebound effect” or “healing crisis”. This can often be quite a tiring experience and some animals can feel soreness for a day or so after an osteopathic treatment; it is often an indication of increased circulation and removal of toxins.
For this reason it is recommended that should be rested after the treatment for 24-48 hours followed by a gradual return to normal activity. The results of a treatment are seen after a few days or weeks depending the body’s ability to adapt these changes.
We are here to support you every step of the way on your animal's healing journey. In addition to providing treatment, we will offer advice on various lifestyle factors that can contribute to your animal's overall well-being.
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Contact us, we will be happy to answer your questions and discuss the best care for your animal.
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