Bone Man Opinions?

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Taken both my dogs to see ken woodacre today. Without going too much in to detail, what I saw is that he sorted them both out and to me, he definately seemed to know what he was doing. He pointed out to me what was wrong without me having to tell him (and he was right) and he put it right for me and told me what to do next. I've never been to see him before but I was pleased I went and he put my mind to rest to say the least.

Now my question is, why can I only seem to find bad feedback about this bloke when I was so happy I went to see him?? Has anybody else had any experiences with him and how did they go? Cheers,

Adam

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Have you got his number

[timmy k 591]

Always done right by me, had a few bad injurys on different dogs, he clicked back together like a transformer, I followed his instructions and they were right as rain in the time he predicted, nice fella at a good price and does a good job maybe not as in depth as some would like but for the price you can't complain.

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That's what I thought, he definately seemed to know what he was doing and my dogs back isn't sore anymore where it was before I saw him. Really nice bloke aswell, it just puzzled me because all I could find was negative about him.

[Donna Wildwood 288]

You'll probably find it's because osteopathy is still lumped with all the other alternative therapies and therefor proclaimed to be BS by anyone who doesn't understand it.

Doctors can really only provide meds or surgery, Vets are similar.

To the uniformed the fact a fella can run his hands on a dog and make a few clicks and the dog is back on track is too much to believe.

My sheepdog bitch who has since passed away was treated by an osteopath, as I have.

Neither of us would have been walking if it wasn't for him.

Also cynical me says that any treatment that doesn't require a 6 week long course of meds and 4 xrays doesn't bring much money in.....

Cheers

Donna