The tip is about around. The activator delivers a controlled, specific force to a joint. It does this by thrusting very, very quickly as the handle of the instrument is depressed. There is almost no feeling when the activator is used, but it is highly effective in providing the forces needed without harming the pet. The activator may create less apprehension for the animal than normal hands-on chiropractic and allows multiple adjustments to be performed much more easily.
Most pets respond in three or four treatments, and stabilize in eight to ten.
While chiropractic cannot offer a cure for every case, many cases not responding well to conventional therapies can be helped. To be sure your pet receives the best care, have it thoroughly examined by your veterinarian first. Then get referred to a chiropractor that adjusts animals, if it is needed. Cloning, that is. In 1996, the first mammal of any size was cloned and Dolly the sheep resulted.