Johnson Chiropractic Animal Clinic

Johnson Chiropractic Animal Clinic Our Mission is to minimize the dis-ease of your pet’s nervous system in order to maximize well-being, mobility and longevity.

Did you know Reiki can help cats adjust to change?Cats are deeply sensitive animals. A move, a new pet, visitors, constr...
06/18/2026

Did you know Reiki can help cats adjust to change?

Cats are deeply sensitive animals. A move, a new pet, visitors, construction, a change in routine, a loss in the home, or even a shift in the household energy can affect how safe and settled they feel.

And because cats often hide stress, it may not look dramatic at first.

You may notice them hiding more, grooming less or too much, avoiding certain spaces, being more reactive, eating differently, or seeming less like themselves.

Animal Reiki gives cats a quiet, gentle space to settle their nervous system and feel supported without pressure. There is no forcing, no handling, and no expectation. They get to receive in the way that feels safest for them.

For sensitive, senior, grieving, newly adopted, or anxious cats, Reiki can be a beautiful way to help them feel more grounded, calm, and secure through change.

Sometimes our animals do not need us to fix everything.

Sometimes they need us to create a calm space where their body and energy can soften.

If your cat is going through a transition, Reiki may be a supportive place to begin. Contact Moe at momentousreiki.ca or call/text for more information at 613-818-5108.

Is your dog dragging their back feet?That little scuffing sound when they walk…worn-down nails on the back paws…their to...
05/21/2026

Is your dog dragging their back feet?

That little scuffing sound when they walk…
worn-down nails on the back paws…
their toes folding under…
or their back end looking weaker than usual…

These can all be signs that something deeper is going on.

Back foot dragging can be connected to:

✔ spinal or nerve irritation
✔ hip, pelvis, or lower back discomfort
✔ weakness in the hind end
✔ arthritis or mobility changes
✔ muscle imbalance
✔ reduced body awareness or coordination
✔ injury or compensation patterns

Animal chiropractic care may help by assessing how the spine, pelvis, hips, and nervous system are functioning together. When movement is restricted or the body is compensating, it can affect how well your dog places their feet, carries weight, and moves through their back end.

At Johnson's Chiropractic Animal Clinic, we look at the whole animal — not just the symptom.

If your dog is dragging their back feet, stumbling, wearing their nails unevenly, or struggling to get up, it is worth having them assessed.

04/14/2026

DR. KELLY IS BACK WITH HER REGULAR HOURS (613) 264-2402
[email protected]
MONDAY 12:30 - 6 PM
TUESDAY 7:30 - 12:30 PM
THURSDAY 12:30 - 6 PM

Reminder, you have to call 613 264-7836 to reach Johnson Chiropractic Animal Clinic.

Schedule update for our pet families:   To help you plan ahead: Dr. Kelly is away as of January 30, 2026 and regular vis...
01/28/2026

Schedule update for our pet families:
To help you plan ahead: Dr. Kelly is away as of January 30, 2026 and regular visits resume April 1, 2026.
We appreciate your understanding — and your commitment to your pet’s comfort and wellbeing.

In winter, many cats naturally move less and rest more — but sometimes that “hibernation mode” can also hide stiffness o...
01/21/2026

In winter, many cats naturally move less and rest more — but sometimes that “hibernation mode” can also hide stiffness or discomfort. You might notice:

less jumping up to favourite spots

hesitation on stairs

a swishy/low tail, or a change in mood when touched

🐾 How animal chiropractic can help: gentle, specific adjustments support spinal and joint mobility, helping your cat move more comfortably and confidently.

If your cat has been moving differently lately, send us a message — we’re happy to talk about whether chiro is a fit.

WINTER WALKING LOOKS DIFFERENT 🐾❄️Ice, packed snow, deep drifts, and stormy days can change how your dog moves — even if...
01/06/2026

WINTER WALKING LOOKS DIFFERENT 🐾❄️
Ice, packed snow, deep drifts, and stormy days can change how your dog moves — even if you’re walking less.

On ice, packed snow, and uneven footing, animals naturally try to protect themselves by:

shortening their stride

bracing through the spine

shifting weight to stay steady

Even a “small” slip (or a near-slip) can create compensation patterns and restricted motion through the neck, shoulders, mid-back, low back, and hips.

You might notice things like:
• stiffness after naps
• reluctance with stairs or jumping
• a shorter stride
• your pet seeming a little “off”

Animal chiropractic helps restore normal joint and spinal motion so your pet isn’t constantly compensating — which can make winter movement feel easier and more comfortable.

Pets aligned for life.

As 2026 arrives, we just want to say thank you. 🐾Thank you for trusting us with the animals you love. Thank you for cari...
01/02/2026

As 2026 arrives, we just want to say thank you. 🐾
Thank you for trusting us with the animals you love. Thank you for caring about their comfort, their mobility, and their quality of life. And thank you for being the kind of humans who notice when something feels “off” and choose support instead of pushing through.

Here’s to 2026—more ease, more play, more cozy naps, and fewer stiff starts to the day.
From our clinic to your home: Happy New Year! 🎉

Wishing you and your animals a very Merry Christmas and a season filled with comfort, calm, and cozy moments together. 🎄...
12/25/2025

Wishing you and your animals a very Merry Christmas and a season filled with comfort, calm, and cozy moments together. 🎄🐾

If you’re traveling, hosting, or your routine is changing this week, keep an eye on the “quiet cues” your pet might show when their body feels off—slower rising, stiffness after rest, less interest in walks, or more irritability. A little support can go a long way in helping them stay comfortable through the holiday hustle.

From all of us at Johnson Chiropractic Animal Clinic—warmest Christmas wishes, and gentle, healthy movement for every body (two-legged and four-legged). 💚

Did you know animal chiropractic care doesn’t just help joints—it can also support your pet’s circulation? When the spin...
12/16/2025

Did you know animal chiropractic care doesn’t just help joints—it can also support your pet’s circulation?

When the spine and joints are stuck or misaligned, the surrounding muscles, blood vessels, and nerves can get tense or compressed. Gentle chiropractic adjustments help restore normal movement, which can:

Encourage healthier blood flow
Help muscles get the oxygen and nutrients they need
Support faster recovery after activity or injury
Reduce stiffness so your pet can move with more ease and comfort
More freedom in the spine and joints means better “flow” through your pet’s whole body. That often looks like brighter eyes, easier movement, better energy, and a more relaxed nervous system.

Chiropractic care is a beautiful complement to veterinary care—another way to support your animal’s overall health, comfort, and quality of life. 🐾

If any of this sounds like your dog or cat, it might be time for a chiropractic check-in.
Contact Dr. Kelly at Johnson Chiropractic Animal Clinic (JCAC) to ask questions or book an appointment for your pet.

Address

10 Herriot Street Unit 10B
Perth, ON
K7H1T1

Opening Hours

Wednesday 12am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 1pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+16132647836

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