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Animal Chiropractic Care in Fort Collins, CO

At Brave Roots Chiropractic in Fort Collins, CO, Dr. Steve Cook, DC is a Certified Animal Chiropractor offering specialized chiropractic care for dogs and horses. Located conveniently next to Whole Foods in Midtown Fort Collins, Dr. Cook provides in-office care for dogs and mobile services for horses, combining the science of chiropractic with a deep understanding of animal anatomy and movement.

If your dog or horse is showing signs of discomfort, stiffness, or behavioral changes, animal chiropractic care may be exactly what they need to restore balance, mobility, and quality of life. Schedule a consultation today to see how this natural, non-invasive therapy can support your animal’s health.

Horse Chiropractor in Fort Collins, CO

Support Your Horse’s Performance and Longevity

Your horse is more than just a companion—they’re a partner. Whether used for work, sport, or leisure, horses are subject to joint stress, spinal misalignments, and repetitive injuries. An equine chiropractor can help your horse move more freely, recover faster, and reduce discomfort through gentle, targeted adjustments.

Horse chiropractic care helps address issues like:

  • Abnormal gait
  • Reduced range of motion
  • Behavioral changes due to pain
  • Post-injury rehabilitation

Dr. Cook offers house calls for horse chiropractic evaluations and treatments throughout the Fort Collins area, bringing professional, compassionate care to your barn or stable.

Dog Chiropractor in Fort Collins, CO

Improving Your Dog’s Health Through Chiropractic

Dogs age just like we do, and their spines—while structurally similar to ours—are prone to wear and tear from everyday life. From slippery hardwood floors and repeated jumping to backyard roughhousing or hiking on local trails, the Fort Collins lifestyle can put stress on your dog’s joints and spine.

Common signs your dog may benefit from chiropractic care:

  • Limping or favoring one side
  • Difficulty climbing stairs or getting into the car
  • Sudden behavioral changes or irritability
  • Stiffness after activity or rest
  • Decreased mobility or energy

Our dog chiropractor focuses on detecting and correcting spinal misalignments that could lead to long-term damage or secondary health issues. With regular chiropractic check-ups, you can help your dog feel better, move easier, and age more gracefully.

What Happens at a New Animal Chiropractic Appointment?

At your dog’s or horse’s first chiropractic visit, Dr. Steve will begin with a detailed consultation. He’ll ask about your animal’s lifestyle, routines, and symptoms to better understand what may be contributing to their discomfort.

Then, he performs a comprehensive chiropractic assessment, observing movement and gently examining the spine and joints for restrictions, inflammation, or misalignment. Once areas of concern are identified, Dr. Steve will provide precise, gentle adjustments—often with you right by your animal’s side for comfort and reassurance.

After treatment:

  • You’ll receive home care recommendations if necessary
  • A summary of the visit is sent to your veterinarian to ensure collaborative care
  • Follow-up visits can be scheduled based on your pet’s condition and needs

Many pet owners choose to bring their dogs in monthly or quarterly for wellness adjustments to maintain mobility and prevent issues before they arise.

Animal Chiropractic FAQ

What is animal chiropractic?
Animal chiropractic is a specialized form of care that focuses on the neuromusculoskeletal system of animals—especially the spine, joints, and nervous system. Dr. Cook has advanced training in both human and animal anatomy and physiology and works alongside veterinarians to ensure a collaborative, holistic approach to your animal’s health.

Does animal chiropractic replace veterinary care?
No. Chiropractic care is a complementary therapy designed to work alongside traditional veterinary treatment. Dr. Cook communicates with your vet to ensure your pet receives safe, well-rounded care.

Is animal chiropractic safe?
Yes. When performed by a certified professional, chiropractic adjustments for animals are gentle, precise, and safe. Most pets respond very well and enjoy the relief they feel after care.

Schedule Your Animal’s Chiropractic Visit Today

If your dog or horse in Fort Collins, CO is struggling with pain, movement issues, or just isn’t acting like themselves, chiropractic care may help them feel better naturally. Contact Brave Roots Chiropractic today to learn more or book your animal’s first visit.

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What They Say About Us
Dr. Steve is great. He gets to know his patients which I believe really helps him provide each person with the specialized care that they need.
Deidre E.
Dr. Steve Cook is always friendly, knowledgeable, and accommodating. He fixes all my hurts!
Kathleen S.
Best chiropractor I’ve seen. Thorough & spot-on with treatments.
Nicolle B.
Very positive professional done the right way. Steve cares about all his people out there. Hard to find someone who cares about the body and the person who lives in it. 2 thumbs up.
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Brave Roots Chiropractic

2111 S College Ave Suite B
Fort Collins, CO 80525

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