A Gentle Approach to Healing in a Puppy

By Christine Talbot, Lymphoedema, Bowen and DEEP OSCILLATION® Practitioner

Consultation Request:

 I was contacted and asked whether the various machines and techniques I use might help with an unusual accident.

A four week old golden retriever puppy from a litter of eight was presenting with a significant neck deflection and weakness to the left side of her body.  As the puppies slept in their cage an older dog had ventured in to say an early 4.00am hello and stood on Puppy’s neck.  She was seen by an Equine Mc’Timoney Chiropractor who adjusted the Axis displacement.

The adjustment gave some improvement but Puppy was still veering to the left with evident weakness around the head and neck area which slightly affected her balance.

Video No 1:

This footage shows the difference between seven boisterous siblings and Puppy’s unstable deflection.

Puppy came along with one of her brother’s to keep her company. 

Immediately the Quantum Wave Laser was placed on her neck Puppy went to sleep, this continued throughout the whole treatment and her sleep deepened with Deep Oscillation, her brother also went fast asleep.

Video No 2:

Twenty four hours after treatment, Puppy is moving better and turning her head both ways but still a little unsteady and weak on her left side.

Video No 3:

Puppy is the one closest to the orange pipe at the end of the video, her movements have improved but there is still a hint of deflection and slight balance issues on the left side.

Video No4:

Shows six week old very boisterous puppies.  Puppy is the one at the end of the video on the left jumping up to the little boy.

Puppy required just one treatment, I lent the Magcell to the breeder and in two weeks as seen in the fourth video, Puppy has made a full, boisterous recovery.

I have previously treated Springers, (two case studies published) and found them equally highly receptive to laser and Oscillation therapy.  I think animals pick up and respond to  frequencies at a deeper level. 

Read more of Christine Talbot's work and other case reports here