DALLAS ANIMAL CHIROPRACTIC

Chiropractic Care for Dogs & Cats

Mobility. Comfort. Function. Quality of life.

NEW CLIENTS

RETURNING CLIENTS

Carrollton / Addison / DFW, TX.

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HOW WE HELP

Helping Pets Move Better, Feel Better, and Stay Active.

WHAT WE HELP WITH

WHO WE CARE FOR

• Neck, Back, & Hip Discomfort
• Joint Pain & Stiffness
• Spinal & Disc Conditions
• Limping & Gait Changes
• Recovery & Athletic Performance

• Puppies & Kittens
• Adult Dogs & Cats
• Senior Pets
• Active & Sporting Dogs
• Pets Needing Mobility Support

LEARN ABOUT ANIMAL CHIROPRACTIC

NEW PATIENTS

Start With Your Veterinary Referral

ASK YOUR VETERINARIAN

Ask your veterinarian to sign our chiropractic referral form.

SEND US THE REFERRAL

Send the completed referral by email or text.

SCHEDULE YOUR VISIT

Once received, you can book your first visit.

DOWNLOAD REFERRAL

Texas requires a veterinarian-signed referral before your pet's first chiropractic appointment.

Once we receive your completed referral, you're ready to schedule.

MEET

Andie Ibarra, D.C.

Dr. Andie is a certified and licensed animal chiropractor dedicated to helping dogs and cats move comfortably and function at their best. With extensive training in animal chiropractic, she provides gentle, individualized care and works alongside your pet’s veterinarian to support their mobility, comfort, and overall quality of life.

Her goal is simple: to help every pet move better, feel better, and live life to the fullest.

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WHAT PET PARENTS ARE SAYING

5.0 Stars on Google

90 + Five-Star Reviews

Trusted by pet owners throughout Dallas–Fort Worth

“Dr. Andie literally saved my dog’s life! After just two visits, Murr was moving on his own again and is now back to normal. HIGHLY recommend Dr. Andie — she is a miracle healer!”

Penny & Murr

“DAC has been such a blessing to our GSD. He has improved so much and feels better after every adjustment. Dr. Andie is so caring, gentle, and patient.”

Jacki & Goku

“Dr. Andie is absolutely wonderful! She is knowledgeable, gentle, and amazing with our four-legged patients. We’re so grateful for the care she provides.”

American Boston Terrier Rescue & Rehab

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Your pet has been diagnosed with a condition like luxating patellas… now what? 🐾

Lindsey, our veterinary technician and animal chiropractic assistant, breaks down some common conditions she’s encountered and explains how animal chiropractic care may play a supportive role in your pet’s mobility and comfort.

Chiropractic care isn’t a replacement for veterinary treatment, but it may be a helpful addition to your pet’s overall care plan.

Have questions about whether chiropractic care might be appropriate for your pet? We’d love to help!

📍 Dallas Animal Chiropractic | Carrollton, TX

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One of the best things you can do at home is simply watch your dog walk.

Look for subtle changes like:
• short or stiff steps
• shifting weight from side to side
• hesitation, bunny hopping, or movement that seems less smooth than usual

These changes can be easy to overlook, especially when they happen gradually over time.

Paying attention to your dog’s normal movement can help you notice when something seems off.

If you notice changes in your pet’s mobility or comfort, bring them up with your veterinarian.

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A little extra support for this sweet pup! 🐾

With some ongoing knee concerns, we’re focusing on supporting comfort and mobility through a combination of chiropractic adjustments, cold laser therapy, and kinesiology taping.

Each treatment serves a different purpose, and care is tailored to the individual dog and their needs.

Helping our four-legged patients move and feel their best! 🤎

#animalchiropractic #dogchiropractor #caninerehab #animalchiropractor #redlighttherapy

The sacrum may be small, but it plays a big role in how your pet moves. 🐾

Located at the base of the spine between the pelvis, the sacrum helps transfer force between the back and hind limbs and works closely with the SI joints to provide stability and movement.

When I evaluate an animal, I’m not just looking at one joint — I’m looking at how the pelvis, sacrum, spine, and surrounding areas are moving together as a whole.

Follow along for more in our Animal Anatomy Series. 🦴

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The goal isn’t just the adjustment.

It’s helping each patient feel comfortable, understand what’s happening, and build a positive association with their visits. Some dogs take a little more time than others, and that’s okay. We meet them where they’re at and let trust come first. 🐾

#animalchiropractic #chiropracticadjustment #chiropracticcare #adjustment #caninerehab

Pua came in having trouble moving her tail, and we found some restriction around her pelvis/SI joint area.

The SI joints connect the pelvis to the spine, and when movement is restricted there, it can affect comfort and normal movement through the low back and tail.

After her adjustment, Pua was already able to move her tail again. 🐱

Small adjustments can make a big difference in how comfortably our pets move.

#animalchiropractor #AnimalChiropractic #CatChiropractic #kittenlovers #FelineWellness

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