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Care that is individually tailored to your pet

Animal Chiropractic Warwick (ACW) offers professional chiropractic care tailored to the unique needs of pets and working animals, of all breeds.

Does your animal experience...

Stiffness & lameness

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Reluctance to jump

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Difficulty getting up from lying/sitting

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Change in performance

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Whimpering or crying

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Recovery from injury/surgery

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About ACW

Our ethos revolves around providing individualised care that focuses on restoring balance and vitality to your animal companions. 

Led by experienced chiropractor Shanelle, ACW is dedicated to enhancing the well-being of animals through gentle, hands-on treatment.

By addressing musculoskeletal imbalances, we aim to relieve pain, improve mobility, and optimise overall performance.

  • Animal Chiropractic is a specialised form of secondary healthcare that employs a gentle hands-on approach to address musculoskeletal imbalances in animals.

    By focusing on restoring joint mobility and muscle efficiency, chiropractic treatment alleviates pain and promotes normal functioning in the body.

    As an experienced and hands-on chiropractor, Shanelle tailors her techniques to suit animals of all sizes and ages, ensuring that treatment is both safe and effective.

    With her expertise, she delivers gentle yet impactful care that addresses the unique needs of each animal, fostering healing and well-being.

10% discount for 3 animals or more – same day, same location!

10% discount for 3 animals or more – same day, same location!

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What to expect

During your appointment at ACW, expect thorough care tailored to your pet's specific needs. Shanelle begins with a comprehensive assessment, including a detailed case history and physical examination.

Treatment may include gentle joint adjustments, soft tissue release, and prescribed rehabilitation exercises.

Whether your pet visits our clinic or receives a home visit, our priority is to ensure their comfort and well-being throughout the session.

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Services

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Canine Chiropractic

£50 / session

  • When you bring your dog to our clinic for their appointment, Shanelle prioritises their comfort and well-being, allowing them time to acclimate to the environment, taking in the sights and smells, while we gather a thorough case and medical history.

    This comprehensive understanding of your dog's condition informs our tailored treatment plan moving forward. Following this, we conduct a detailed physical assessment of your furry friend. If appropriate, treatment will commence, utilising gentle and effective chiropractic techniques.

    Additionally, Shanelle may provide guidance on at-home exercises and practices to support your dog's ongoing rehabilitation.

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Equine Chiropractic

£70 / session

  • For our equine clients, Shanelle offers convenient and personalised care directly at your stable yard.

    Upon arrival, she brings along the necessary equipment, including a large bale. Understanding that this may be unfamiliar or alarming to some horses, we take the time for them to adjust before proceeding. During this period, Shanelle conducts a comprehensive case and medical history assessment of the horse.

    Following this, a thorough physical examination and treatment session take place. To support the horse's recovery and ongoing well-being, rehabilitation exercises tailored to their needs may be prescribed.

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About Shanelle

Shanelle's journey into chiropractic care began with her own experience of healing following a sports injury. Inspired by the transformative power of chiropractic, she pursued her education, graduating with distinction from the Welsh Institute of Chiropractic.

She furthered her qualifications with a Professional Diploma in Animal Chiropractic, and later passing International Veterinary Chiropractic Association exams.

With a deep love for animals and a desire to provide holistic healing, Shanelle continues to add to her professional development every year.

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What our clients say…

  • A small black and brown spaniel dog wearing a gray jacket, standing outdoors on a rainy day in a grassy park with leafless trees in the background.

    “We have taken our cavalier Oscar to see Shanelle and have noticed a great improvement in his mobility. Shanelle ensures Oscar is comfortable and relaxed during the sessions.”

  • A cute brown and tan puppy with long ears and soulful eyes sitting on a black textured mat inside a metal pen.

    “Great experience with Shanelle. She handled my beloved dog very well, he thoroughly enjoyed his treatment whilst sprawling out on the floor to make sure she got every spot! His symptoms have eased off significantly which is fantastic. I fully trust my boy in Shanelle's care.”

  • Close-up of a happy Alaskan Malamute dog with its tongue out, holding a yellow leaf on its nose, outdoors with a blurred background of green and brown ground.

    “Shanelle has been treating my dogs for about 6 months now, she has been so accommodating with my old boy and has given him a new lease of life. You can guarantee after every treatment he’s off doing zoomies!”

  • A husky dog with white and light brown fur standing outdoors on a gravel path, with a person holding a bicycle in the background.

    “She also helps to keep my team of racing Canadian Eskimo dogs fit and on top form throughout the race season. Can’t thank you enough for the fabulous work you do treating the dogs and the patience you have with the youngsters.”

FAQs

  • For large animals, Shanelle will always travel to your location to see the animal. For smaller animals, most are seen in the clinic.

    However, in some cases Shanelle can travel to wherever your pet may feel most relaxed. Please note that travel costs may apply.

  • In the UK, it is no longer a requirement to seek veterinary consent prior to your appointment. In some cases, Shanelle may ask you to see your vet prior to commencing chiropractic care, but in most cases this may not be needed.

  • Pets do not usually feel pain during chiropractic care. In fact, most pets find it relaxing and enjoy the experience.

  • Most large pet insurers in the UK will cover animal chiropractic, but this may differ depending on your insurer and level of cover. It is best to contact your insurer to clarify this if you are unsure.

  • Yes, Shanelle is a fully qualified human chiropractor too. If you would like to book in to be seen by her, please contact Kenilworth Chiropractic Clinic or please use the link.

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