About their injured sheepdog Patches,
clients wrote:

"Dr. Frick, on Memorial weekend
Patches showed once each day in AKC
Advanced Sheep and finished
her advanced degree by placing
first each day and High in Trial
both days.

"With your help in adjusting Patches
and our diligence in applying your
expertise on exercise, Patches can
continue to be shown."

      Thank you,
            Debbie Hunott,
                Jack George, and
                    especially Patches

George The Airedale
George came to Dr. Frick with a recurring limp and a recommendation for surgery as the only option. Four months later following ultrasound treatments and underwater therapy, George's limp is gone. His joint is improved and he is back to enjoying his favorite activities (power walking and playing ball.) Thanks, Dr. Frick!

Elisa Arnold
See George's Website

Ava was one of four featured "Hands-On Healers" in the March 2001 issue of Horse & Rider magazine.

In that issue, she discussed one of the most dramatic cases of improvement seen in her chiropractic practice. Speaking of a lopsided dressage horse whose pelvis was 4 inches lower on one side than the other, she said, "I had to get under him and adjust upward. He fully recovered."

Other common problems she mentioned are barrel racers not taking the barrel as they usually do, and ropers or reiners not stopping well. They usually need pelvic adjustment.

"Dr. Frick, we couldn't ride our Arabian stud any more, and he couldn't mount the dummy. We spent more than $2000 on conventional veterinary treatment before consulting you. After two visits from you, and $200 out of pocket, our Arabian Stallion is 100% sound!"

    -- A Satisfied Client

"Willow used to be cranky and hard to get along with, but now she is good as new! Dr. Frick's adjustments have made her 110%."

    -- Pat McNamara of Town and Country, MO with Willow

"The staff and doctor were warm and friendly. I like the added measure of personal concern and attention."

    -- Carolyn Campbell of St. Louis, MO with Lleyton

Snoopy

"Snoopy could not walk at all when we first went to see Dr. Frick. We were so excited the day Snoopy took his first step and now he walks 2000 feet a day by himself."

Rolland Fritzmeyer of Washington, MO