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Thank you for allowing us the pleasure to serve a mutual patient

"We aim to complete NOT compete."

I wanted to say thank you for being curious and exploring additional complementary options for your patients.

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My job is to work together with veterinarians in order to offer patients conservative options for the co-management of neuro-musculoskeletal disorders. 

Common things I work with include:
-Mystery lameness

-Behavior change

-Degenerative disorders

-Orthopedic problems

-Neurologic deficits

-Performance enhancement

I do NOT replace traditional vet care. I believe animals do best with a multi-modal approach. 

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You can expect:

-Prompt updates after every visit

-Open communication via phone or email 

-Referrals back for further management
 

 

Yes, every new patient will need a written vet note prior to booking. 


A vet note is good for 1 year.

 

I look forward to working together!

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Sending a patient

STEP ONE: â€‹

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Create a profile and submit form online

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OR

 

Download and print vet form â€‹

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-please include owner contact information on printed page

-please fill out bottom of the form labeled "FOR VET TO COMPLETE"

 

Fax or email us back

 

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STEP TWO: â€‹

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Please forward any records you have

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You can email instridechiropractic@gmail.com or office@instridechiropractic.com

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To speak with us directly about a patient, please call 469-324-9844 (press ext 0)

 

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Contact

469-324-9844 (cell)

469-453-3225 (fax)

Email

Hours of Operation

By appointment only

Area of Service

Small animal: 1445 Mac Arthur Drive #264, Carrollton, TX 75007 

Large: barn calls or haul in available

DISCLAIMER

We operate in full compliance with all Texas laws and regulations. We do not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any specific illness or condition. Our services should only be used as a complement to routine veterinary and/or medical care. The content provided herein is informational only and is not to be construed as medical advice.

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