Peggy

Spark is a 3.5 year old Parson Russell Terrier. She came into our lives as an 8 week old puppy specifically to be my next agility dog. When she was 10 months old, she injured her Iliopsoas, Gracililus, and Pectineus playing too hard with our other dogs. After months seeing other veterinarians and doing extensive physical therapy, she was still holding her right rear leg up in pain. I was at wits end when I was referred to Dr. Adams by an agility friend. Dr. Adams performed stem cell and PRP therapy in December of that year. After two treatments, Spark began improving and was clearly in less pain. After more careful physical therapy under Dr. Adams supervision, we slowly restarted our agility training. Once we started competing again, Spark’s talent and speed shone through. Today she is completely sound, is competing at the Masters level in agility and was just named the fastest Parson Russell Terrier for 2018 in Bad Dog Agility’s Power 10 Ranking. She is a joy to live with and to run. We have a bright future ahead thanks to Dr. Adams!

Carolyne P.

Dr. Adams has been a life -saver for our dogs. We have an amputee miniature poodle who has had a number of health problems. He has had ACL repair surgery, IMHA, splenectomy surgery, and as a result of his missing back leg he has continuing orthopedic problems that require her care. Her alternative therapies of lasar, acupuncture, chiropractic, and herbal, have kept him alive and mobile. We also have a little 5 lb. toy poodle and a 7 year old Maltipoo who both have had orthopedic and GI issues. Dr. Adams has made herself available for emergencies and has taught me how to care for them in between their appointments. She is extremely knowledgeable and caring and we don't know what we would have done without her. We feel very fortunate that she is our dogs' veterinarian.