Integrative Animal Care from the Chiropractic Perspective
Our Local Network of Support
Saturday, August 23rd – 9:00 AM
Welcome Ranch
16201 125th Avenue N, Dayton, MN 55327
This seminar focuses on the animal chiropractor’s role as part of the animal’s health care team.
6 credit hours for the full day approved by MBCE, COAC,AVCA and IVCA. 4.5 credit hours approved by MBVM.
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Our Presenters
Kristina Kiefer – DVM, PhD
Annie Seefeldt – DC, CVSMT
Kate An Hunter – DVM
Jami Whiting – DVM
9:00 – 10:30 – How can we create optimal outcomes for the arthritic patient?
A discussion of chiropractic care for the arthritic animal centered around a special presentation on systemic stem cell therapy available at the University of Minnesota. Co-taught by Kristina Kiefer, DVM and Annie Seefeldt, DC, CVSMT. Group discussion / participation encouraged.
10:30 – 12:00 – How can we fortify the immune system from a chiropractic perspective?
We will talk about the niche that many of us fill as traveling practitioners – what communicable diseases are out there? How do we help identify sick animals and prevent becoming a vector for communicable disease? (Spurred by the recent outbreak of equine herpes virus in our area.) Co-taught by Kate An Hunter, DVM and Annie Seefeldt, DC, CVSMT. Group discussion / participation encouraged.
12:00 – 1:30 – Creating synergy with acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine modalities.
Many of our chiropractic clients are also accessing acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine. We will learn history questions we can ask and new ways to look at the work we do in order to create synergy with these modalities. Co-taught by Jami Whiting, DVM and Annie Seefeldt, DC, CVSMT. Group discussion / participation encouraged.
1:30 – 2:00 Lunch
2:00 – 3:30 Technique sharing
Canine and equine technique sharing, led by Drs. Whiting and Seefeldt, building off the information shared in the morning session.
