Rhythm of Life Animal Chiropractic

Let message. No call back. Google maps shows a Subway. Not sure what Stacy's deal is.

I brought both of my 5 month old kittens in to see Dr. Stacy for their first adjustment. I wanted to get them checked out after taking a few tumbles off furniture and a few head on collisions while playing. They meowed and moved around in their carrier the whole drive there. They both got adjusted and they slept and didn’t make a peep the whole way home! They got home and slept for a few hours, which seems normal for a cat, but they didn’t even shift positions so they were super relaxed. It’s been a few days now and they are happy as can be. Can’t wait for their next visit to see Dr. Stacy!

Dr Stacy is an excellent animal chiropractor; compassionate, gentle, educating! Large or Small animal, she can help to restore movement and reduce pain with her quality care. We highly recommend her care!

I adore Dr. Stacy and so does my dog Lexi. Lexi tore a ligament in her knee and was limping really bad. Within a few appointments Lexi's limp was improving and was clearly in less pain. Our vet had suggested surgery but we had neighbors with a similar size dog who had the surgery and never fully recovered and the surgery set them back $3,500. A friend suggested Dr. Stacy and I'm so glad we listened. Lexi is not only walking normally she is running through snow banks and back to her playful hyper self. Dr. Stacy may not be a vet but she is incredibly knowledgeable about animals and how to care for them and treat them for a wide range of issues. Her suggestions about Lexi's nutrition have helped Lexi lose weight and decreased her allergies in the spring and fall. Lexi loves going to see her too. She's great with animals. We can't thank her enough for giving us our hyper playful girl back and taking away her pain. She's taken excellent care of my baby girl.

Our dog loves Dr. Stacy and we do too! We have a 4 year old Border Collie/Golden Retriever mix. He injured his shoulder about two years ago and it just would not heal fully. Nothing was broken, but he would limp and not put any weight on the injured leg. The vet had given him muscle relaxants and limited his activity when the injury first occurred. This helped a little, but was really just masking the pain and not healing the injury. Anytime he would play to hard or run to much, the limp was back. He started acting like an old man who didn't want to do anything. After a few visits to Dr. Stacy we started seeing results. We would even test it by taking longer walks and going to the dog park to let him run and wrestle. We would come home expecting to see a limp start, but he was fine. He was very cooperative in the home massage Dr. Stacy had shown us to do between visits. He'd even remind me if I forgot! He is a happy boy again and acts like the young dog he still is! We are so happy to have our healthy boy back and he seems to be happy too!