Dr. Jordan Cook is a graduate from the Ontario Veterinary College. She completed an internship in Equine Medicine and Surgery Internship at Moore Equine Veterinary Center in Calgary before joining us at the Niagara location in August 2011. Jordan grew up in Oakville, Ontario riding both jumpers and dressage horses. Dr. Cook's interests lie in Lameness, Sport Horse Medicine, Dentistry, Emergency Care and Chiropractic Care.
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Chiropractic can help to address many problems in horses, including back, neck, and sacro-iliac pain, general poor performance, uneven gaits, lack of impulsion, and poor attitude. It is also a very useful complement to traditional lameness therapies such as joint and sacro-iliac injections, and to assist in the assessment of difficult lameness cases.
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In this video series Dr. Kathryn Surasky answers frequently asked questions about equine chiropractic services. In this video she addresses the question "How do we know where to adjust the horse?"
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