02/08/2026
A really important post to share 👇🏻
As animal chiropractic isn’t regulated in the same way as human chiropractic, it’s really important to check the qualifications and professional registrations of the person treating your animal, as levels of training can vary considerably.
I completed a 4-year Integrated Master’s in Chiropractic for people, followed by a further 2-year Master’s in Animal Manipulation (Chiropractic) at the McTimoney College of Chiropractic.
I’m proud to have renewed my RAMP registration again this year and I’m also a member of the McTimoney Animal Association (MAA). Both require ongoing CPD to ensure we continue developing our knowledge and maintaining high professional standards.
So when choosing someone to treat you or your animals, always check their qualifications and registrations. You can be reassured that you and your animals are in highly qualified hands with me 🐴🐶💜
Did you catch this latest article in Horse & Hound?
We were thrilled that our past president Jo Paul was able to highlight the importance of understanding what really matters when it comes to choosing a musculoskeletal practitioner.
Not only is it important for us to ensure our registrants practice to our gold standard guidelines, it’s incredibly important for us to raise awareness of where owners can find practitioners who are qualified, insured and committed to their education.
If you haven’t had a chance to read it yet, be sure to check it out!