Dr. Christopher W. Baldt
Human and Animal Chiropractic
Office Location:
32783 Long Neck Rd. Long Neck, DE
302-945-4575(Human)
302-945-4575 (Dog)
302-858-1275 (Equine)
Animal Chiropractic
Animal Chiropractic has its history dating back to around 1899. Dr. Palmer, the founder of the Chiropractic profession developed and taught Chiropractors the art and science of animal chiropractic.
Animal Chiropractic is not a substitute for Veterinary care. We will work with your Veterinarian to take great care of your animal.
Dr. Baldt schedules dogs by appointment at his Long Neck office in Long Neck. Initial dog chiropractic examination and treatment is $50.00 and follow-ups are $40.00 per visit.
Class 3-b laser is available for your animals to help with inflammation, tissue repair and regeneration.
EQUINE CHIROPRACTIC and WELLNESS SERVICES
Equine Chiropractic
Equine athletes utilized Chiropractic to enhance performance and promote health. Each you the number of horse owners seeking Chiropractic care has increased because of its' effectiveness in quickly identifying and correcting simple muscle or skeletal issues.
When would your horse may need a chiropractic examination and treatment:
* pain indicators including spinal tenderness along spine * behavioral changes
* abnormal posture and/or gait
* reduced performance and activity
* horse ear-pinning or biting with cinching or under saddle * bucking
* head tossing
* difficulty performing lateral work or collection
* cross cantering
* difficulty turning or working in one direction
* sensitivity to touch or grooming
Equine Pain Point Therapy
Specific manual therapy that releases tight muscles and pain points giving your horse immediate pain relief.
Fees:
All barn calls are by appointment. Equine chiropractic fee is $100.00 and that includes the barn call, Chiropractic examination and full Chiropractic treatment of 1 horse and owner. Additional chiropractic care for additional humans at the barn will be billed at $40.00/per person.
Dr. Baldt being interview for the TV show Post Time with Heather Vitale
Maggie was paralyzed after a fall and was successfully treated with Veterinary and Chiropractic care
