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This site is dedicated to my "Rambo" who lived his life to the fullest with his family with spirit, strength, dignity, courage, and loyalty.....he will live in the hearts and minds of who loved him forever.

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*Disclaimer

Dr. Wasserman, Chiropractor, is not a veterinarian, nor does he practice veterinary medicine.

The Certified Veterinary Chiropractitioner title and CVCP lettering indicate that he has completed the coursework and requirements for accreditation as a Certified Veterinary Chiropractitioner. Dr. Wasserman holds an international certification since Sepetember 26, 2001, certificate # 10101, directly from W. Inman, D.V.M..

Dr. Wasserman, is a chiropractor that consults with veterinarians under veterinary written referral ONLY and ONLY at a veterinary facility.

To enhance the quality of veterinary care, Dr. Wasserman, Chiropractor, utilizes a non invasive technology called Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation or VOM. It is a technology that was developed in 1983 by W. Inman, D.V.M. that provides an alternative, non-surgical approach to spinal disorders and lameness. Many neuromuscular disorders can be treated by VOM, a non-invasive, non-painful, and inexpensive healing alternative. The services rendered by Dr. Wasserman, Chiropractor, are restricted to the VOM technologies.  As with all clinical procedures, this technique is being applied without guarantee of cure or promise of relief.

Dr. Wasserman, Chiropractor, will work directly in close cooperation with your veterinarian or the VCA facilities veterinarian. Dr. Wasserman always recommends to follow your veterinarian advice and prescribed medications and to seek specialty veterinary professional opinions if needed regarding the condition or treatment of your companion animal(s).

 

 
Steven B. Wasserman, RN, DC, CVCP