Dr Paul RosenbergDec 16, 20191 minThe problem with most harnesses... Most harnesses cut across the top of the humerus and limit motion in the upper arm and shoulder blade, which causes problems in the shoul...
Dr Paul RosenbergDec 16, 20191 minDo dogs like coming to my office?Watch Sky's enthusiasm to get into the treatment room. She's a gorgeous standard poodle and an agility master champion who we treat to ke...
Dr Paul RosenbergNov 28, 20192 minCauses of arthritis? Does it hurt?Frequently osteoarthritis, which is the most common form of joint degeneration, is caused by either too much or not enough motion. This i...
Dr Paul RosenbergNov 26, 20192 minHow are you?!We care for people. We look at their needs individually. We care for patients that are having a problem with their spine, extremities, or...
Dr Paul RosenbergNov 20, 20191 minCavaletti poles to help improve coordinationThis 6 year old Great Dane has poor awareness of where his feet are. He can be so unaware of his rear end that he will start going down s...
Dr Paul RosenbergNov 19, 20192 minBalancing the Nervous SystemThe nervous system controls everything in our bodies, from movements, to thoughts, to digestion and everything in between. It is the most...
Dr Paul RosenbergNov 15, 20191 minFunctional measurements guide treatment choices for better healthYour autonomic nervous system controls your heart, lungs, blood pressure, digestion… We can agree that proper control of your organs is v...
Dr Paul RosenbergJul 16, 20192 minReferred PainWhat is referred pain and why does it matter? Understanding referred pain and the frequent patterns, often can lead us to determining wha...
Dr Paul RosenbergJul 4, 20191 minOsteoporosis and ChiropracticChiropractors are practitioners who care for the human frame and specialize in the neuromusculoskeletal system. Chiropractors treat indiv...
Dr Paul RosenbergJun 4, 20192 minDog Harnesses: The good, the bad and the uglyA “no-pull” harness may be an effective way to prevent your dog from pulling too much on the leash, however they can lead to some problem...
Dr Paul RosenbergMay 24, 20193 minCranial Cruciate Ligament Rupture in Your PetCruciate Rupture Cranial cruciate ligament rupture is the most common orthopedic injury in dogs, especially large and giant breeds such a...
Dr Paul RosenbergMay 9, 20192 minPiriformis SyndromeWhat is it? The piriformis is a muscle which attaches from the lateral border of the sacrum to the lateral aspect of the greater trochant...
Dr Paul RosenbergApr 30, 20192 minDouble Crush Syndrome46-year-old female had been suffering from left hand pain and numbness for over 2 years when she sought chiropractic care as a method of ...
Dr Paul RosenbergApr 30, 20191 minAnimal Spotlight: Hank the Miniature DonkeyHank is an 8-month old miniature donkey whose owners noticed that his legs “looked funny”. As you can see from the photo, his hind limbs ...
Dr Paul RosenbergDec 1, 20181 minIdentifying if your dog is in painBehaviours that might indicate your dog is uncomfortable include: Postural changes Loss of muscle Unsettled at rest, including frequent c...
Dr Paul RosenbergNov 5, 20182 minPain!Why did you come to see us? Usually the answer is pain! It could be lower back pain, headache, neck pain, sciatica, or spinal degeneratio...
Dr Paul RosenbergNov 5, 20181 minAbbey - before and afterAbbey had a lower back problem causing pain and a minor limp due to pain in her right hind leg. She was slow and uncomfortable walking. H...
Dr Paul RosenbergNov 5, 20182 minHow can chiropractic stimulate my nervous system to have better tone?On adjusting a poorly moving spinal joint, the movement at that level increases significantly. This allows the little spinal muscles to s...
Dr Paul RosenbergNov 5, 20181 minMy pet needs an adjustment?Animal Chiropractic and Acupuncture - Really? Whenever I meet people and tell them what I do, there is often a pause, then a comment simi...
