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Tache
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In the winter of 2022, during a particularly bad snowstorm, my 10 ½ year old dalmatian pulled his sartorius muscle (groin) and strained his iliopsoas muscle. He was having difficulty putting weight on the hind leg and was in a lot of pain. Took him to the vet where they prescribed an anti-inflammatory drug and pain medication. They also wanted to do a lot of costly tests. I decided because of his age, I didn’t want to go that route. I contacted Nicki to see if she could help him.   She did a thorough assessment of his leg and injury and worked with us with home exercises, manual therapy, and laser. After three treatments, he is running around the house again. Everyone I see on the street walking their dogs and I know their dog has an injury, I recommend that they contact Nicki to see if she can help.  I can’t sing her praises enough. 

Liz Weir

Gracie
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I rescued my little Mexican girl, Gracie through Hopeful Tails Dog Rescue. She was recovering from a very significant road traffic accident. We were not sure whether Gracie would walk again based on the extent of her injuries. We were introduced to Nicki who has changed Gracie’s life. We have been working with Nicki every two weeks and leveraging her expertise in therapeutic exercise, manual therapy and LASER, Gracie has surpassed our expectations and she is a dog again! We recommend Nicki without hesitation. 

Erin Sparks

Blue
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Our aging dog Blue has had some mobility issues and Nicki has been a great help. Not only is she kind and gentle with him, she has been also great at working with us to explain what is going on with Blue as part of aging and providing us with some strategies and resources to help us maintain his mobility as much as possible. She is working with our veterinary team to ensure seamless continuity of care. We highly recommend her services to assist any senior pets to help preserve quality of life and loving care.

Lisa Silver

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