Edward L. Arrington Jr., DVM, cVSMT

I just updated my website! Check it out: http://vsmtcny.vpweb.com via #Vistaprintwebsites. I just added a link to the Horse Show Central website.

Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy of CNY now has a new website! Feel free to visit and look around. Those of you looking to book an appointment please go to the "Contact Us" page. There you will find a link to my Facebook business page, a contact number and email address. For those people that just have a question, you may either go to the contact page or go to the guest book page and fill out a short form. Come visit us at www.vsmtcny.vpweb.com. Better performance and/ or health for your pet may be had through the use of Spinal Manipulative Therapy

I just updated my website! Check it out: http://vsmtcny.vpweb.com via #Vistaprintwebsites

To find the areas that need to be adjusted I have to first perform a motion palpation. This is a simple technique involving moving or motioning the joint in question to determin which joint is not moving normally. This is a picture of me motion palpating Luigi's neck. Many of the horses often rest their head on my shoulder while I do this as it seems to relax them. I think they feel it is like a neck massage to them.

This is a picture of me doing tail traction on Luigi. It is a great way to stretch out the muscles of the lumbar portion of the back. In addition it helps to decompresses the disk spaces. The horses seem to like this a lot. I love my job! : )

At times furring an appointment I need to enlist the help of the owner or another person passing by to make an adjustment. This is a pic of me instructing one if the barn workers on where he needs to place his hands to assist me in making an adjustment of a thoracic vertebrae.

This is a picture of me and Luigi. I am adjusting his first vertebrae. Luigi was such a good boy for his session with me.

I have currently applied a name to my this business. I will be conducting business under the name "Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy of CNY".

This is "Nica's" barn mate "Maggie". In these photos they almost look as though they are the same size but "Maggie", in spite of being the same breed, Is significantly smaller. Fortunately she is equally as sweet. "Maggie" had a medial humerus which I adjusted. I haven't seen that a lot so it was fun for me to find it and adjust. I love these two mares!

This is "Nica". She is one of the nicest Arab, Fresian, Warm Blood cross mares I have ever met. What an angel to work on!

I am happy to inform you all that I am now able to accept major credit cards in the field (AmEx, Master Card, VISA, Discover). Credit card transactions will have the option of recieving a copy of thier reciept via either email ortext message.