My cat’s name is pumpkin. Once you realize how much better your pets could and should be eating it almost makes you cry and they’re doing animal chiropractic for animal joint pain and they offer nutritional advice and amazing products. He’s a valuable member of the family and an awesome cat. Since I’ve always been an animal lover it bothered me enormously that he didn’t want anything to do with me much. He ignored me all the time even though I made sure he never had a life free from pet pain. I decided to do some online research and I found a really great site for advice about pet care. They obviously cared deeply about all sorts of animals including cats. It really is amazing what they’re doing over at avafrick.com. She’s kind of like the pet whisperer or something like that. Animal Chiropractic

I sent them an email about Pumpkin’s cat problem and this is what they told me to do. They also had some very specific advice about the kind of nutrition Pumpkin would require going forward in his life’s stages. It was a very rewarding visit to this website which turned out to be an animal lover’s paradise. I was supposed to walk up to the cat once a day, give it a little scratch on its back (where it can’t reach itself) and walk away. That’s all, nothing else. I was told to do this twice a day; once in the morning and then in the evening. I was told that the cat should start coming to me for more attention. And guess what! I can’t get rid of him. He always wants to come around for a scratch now. They also suggested some ways to feel for abnormalities on his body and determine whether he could use some pet chiropractic care.

A friend of mine once told me that dogs have masters and cats have staff. I’m sort of inclined to believe that. Pumpkin really does expect a lot from me. He knows that he can have his itchy back scratched by me and I’ve noticed that now that he knows that he simply has this expectation that I, his slave, will accommodate him. Personally I am thrilled that my investment of time and effort into Pumpkin is paying off finally with dividends and I owe it all to Ava Frick. Pet Arthritis