Patient Testimonials

Gerdie

To say that animal chiropractic and Dr. Medalen have changed my rescue dog Gerdie’s life is an understatement. Thanks to Dr. Medalen and her patience & willingness to be flexible with Gerdie’s needs and anxiousness my 11 year old pup’s quality of life has improved immensely. Gerdie has struggled with hip pain since her adoption at age age 3 which has often stopped her from her daily fun. Since starting with services from Cloudberry Lane, her ability to run, play and even lay down without discomfort has been wonderfully noticeable. Seeing my Gerdie be free from pain has been more than worth each and every appointment, I would absolutely recommend Dr. Medalen to anyone who wants to see their fur babies living their best lives. 

—Ashley

Tucker

I am so thankful that my dog Tucker was able to receive care from Dr. Clara! I was told by Tucker’s Vet that there was nothing we could do to improve Tucker’s quality of life. Tucker was in a lot of pain with lots of restricted movement. He wasn't able to jump up onto furniture or beds. Right away Dr. Clara was able to locate Tucker’s pain points, and was able to adjust Tucker so he has a lot more movement and a lot less pain!! Soo Thankful!!

—Tiffany

mag

Mag was born with a neurological disorder that causes her to walk sideways, in circles. All things considered, she did pretty well for herself for about 5 years before she walked sideways into a large body of water and got dual ear infections. It was a year before we realized that's what she had, and by then her balance had really taken a turn and she would fall a lot more often. It was just painful to watch her sometimes. We stopped walking boardwalk trails, because she would just fall right over the edge.

After her first appointment with Dr. Clara, she told me that Mag would probably be really tired afterwards. In fact, it was the opposite! She was a lot more agile and mobile (though she did sleep very well that night). After treating her ear infections, it was clear that the year of falling over, on top of her own 'normal' walking patterns had left her with a lot of lingering pain. As we continued to treat her, first twice a week, then once a week, I noticed that she got a lot more energy, she was a lot happier and approached a lot more people while we were in public. 

Now, two months later Mag is just about back to how she was before she took her huge decline. She's able to catch herself a lot more now and has more control over herself. Boardwalking trails are back into her walkies roster.

—Jessica