GottaFly Animal Chiropractic

Areas Serviced:

- Central Minnesota (Brainerd, Pillager, Staples, Verndale, Nisswa, Backus, etc)

- Northern Minnesota (Hibbing, Chisholm, Grand Rapids, Virginia, Cook, etc)

- Duluth Area (Cloquet, Carlton, Cromwell, etc.) 

- If your area isn’t listed, send me a message, and I’ll let you know if I travel to that location!

** Travel fee may apply. Contact for more information on travel fee costs.

What is animal chiropractic?

Why does my animal need it?

Animal chiropractic is a natural, hands-on approach to improving your animal’s health, mobility, and overall well-being. Just like humans, animals can experience joint restrictions in their spine and limbs, leading to pain, stiffness, and decreased performance. Whether it’s a hardworking performance horse, an active agility dog, or a beloved pet, chiropractic care helps restore proper movement, reduce discomfort, and support their nervous system for optimal function.

At GottaFly Animal Chiropractic, we specialize in gentle, effective adjustments tailored to your animal’s needs. From relieving soreness and improving flexibility to enhancing performance and preventing injuries, chiropractic care is a key part of keeping your animal happy, healthy, and moving their best!

Let’s help your animal feel and perform their best—because they deserve it! 

Common Conditions Treated for Dogs/ Cats

  • Altered sitting position "Puppy Sitting"
  • Inability to jump or climb
  • Stiffness after sleeping 
  • Reluctance to move 
  • Undefined lameness 
  • Muscular atrophy 
  • Decreased/ limited performance 
  • Changes in behavior 
  • Lick granuloma
  • Sensitivity to touch 
  • Decreased range of motion 
  • Abnormal posture 

Common Conditions Treated for Horses

  • "Cinchy" or ears pinned while saddling 
  • Head tossing or tail swishing 
  • Sensitivity to touch 
  • Changes in behavior 
  • Reduced performance 
  • Irregular gait 
  • Abnormal posture 
  • Tail swishing 
  • Hollowed or roached back 
  • Stiffness when leaving stall 
  • Stiffness with bending 
  • Shortened or irregular stride 
  • Lameness
  • Problems flexing at the pole 
  • And much more!