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What is VOM?
Veterinary orthopedic manipulation (VOM) is a healing technology that locates areas of the animal's nervous system that have fallen out of communication, re-establishes neuronal communication, and thus induces healing.
 How does VOM work?
VOM is similar to human chiropractic medicine in that it reduces the vertebral subluxation by providing motion, or force, to the fixed or subluxated joint. In other words, by applying energy to the affected area, the displacement of the joint or organ is reduced.
Does my pet need VOM?
Whether VOM is right for your pet is an individual question. If your pet seems to suffer from back pain, orthopedic pain, or internal organ dysfunction, VOM may be an effective treatment option. If you are considering VOM treatments, discuss options with Dr. Kleczewski.
What our clients have to say:
"Yoda loves coming in for his VOM treatment. We first brought Yoda in because he was walking with a hunch. After the first treatment you could see a difference. Yoda is obviously more confortable after his treatment and seems happier. We definately recommend VOM."
~ Mr. and Mrs. Cole
"I whole heartedly recommend anyone who has a dog with a 'bad back'. Out Lasso Apso mix is over 10 years old. A couple of years ago we thought we may well have had to put him done due to the pain he was experiencing and lack of mobility. We got from Dr. K. muscle relaxants and pain pills. While these helped provide some relief, Dr. K suggested we try having some “adjustments” for him. After the first adjustment, he has been doing great. He now wants to go on his walks with us, chases the critters out of our back yard, and still has the endurance to play ball and other activities we thought we never thought we would see him do again. He gets his “adjustment” close to about every 6 weeks – and he actually looks forward to it. I think the treats may have something to do with it, but he has been doing great.
Dr. K, thank you."
~ Kent & Cynthia
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