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If you would like to email details of my website to a friend who may have an animal needing my help who could relate to some of these stories please spread the word to save the animals from a life of taking drugs, operations or early euthanasia BULLMASTIF X - LIMPING AMERICAN STAFFY - COULDN'T RUN OR JUMP S Coleman Now Victor Habour BOXER X - KNEE PROBLEMS Prior Diagnosis - $4000 Operation Required  Lee Nicholson - Saibai Face & Body
BEAGLE - UNABLE TO MOVE, FROZEN IN STANDING POSITION Prior Diagnosis - Specialist Care, No Idea of Problem! 
Prior Diagnosis - ??? 30 January 2009  Hi Doc, I am so sorry I have delayed writing to you - I havent known how to express my thoughts into words. In September when Jessie our Border Collie first got sick with a ruptured disc in her back she couldn't move, walk, wag her tail, move her hind legs, roll over, catch sticks, run, swim or even sit up. All the children in our area are used to playing with Jessie for hours. We felt helpless and hopeless and didn't know what to do to help her. After many visits it seemed as though the Vets had done all that they possibly could for Jessie, they did a good job trying to make her comfortable however she needed more... When we discovered you Doc and found out about your chiropractic manipulation methods of treatment you gave us renewed hope for Jessie to be able to one day walk again. We saw results immediately. Doc I have to say Jessie improved so rapidly when you were treating her it was just brilliant!!! Because of your treatment Jessie can now wag her tail, move her hind legs, scratch with her hind legs, walk with little assistance from us, roll over, swim and have general fun and enjoyment like she used to.  Jessie gives us so much love, and did even when she was sick. She is such a beautiful dog with an amazing personality. She always wants to play and have fun. When she was sick and couldn't move she still wanted to play with her sock! Her spirits have remained high and you have certainly helped her with that. Last week we caught Jessie standing and she walked for 3 metres on her own and at the beginning of the week when we were working in the yard she got up and walked about 6 metres. This was the first time in months and very encouraging. When we go for longer walks with our other dogs we take Jessie in the wheelbarrow as we realise she is not up to these yet and she gets so distressed when we leave her behind, this is how we have walked every morning and afternoon since September! Jessie has needed you so desperately and you have been there for us to help her back to health and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts for this Karen, Peter & Jessie
DACHSHUND - PARALYSED Prior Diagnosis: Human Chiropractor = No result. Vet = Euthanasia. .jpg) BASSET - PARALYSED 
PAPILLON – LIMPING REAR BACK LEG
To Doc Jamieson
We hope you had a good trip home last night. We were so grateful that you came all the way from Gympie to Victoria Point and back to Gympie just to see Monique. After watching you work on her we realised that for the last few days she was in a great deal of pain and immediately after you had treated her she was pain free. You did a great job!. Monique had immediate relief and today she is just like her old self but she is sleeping a lot and putting her tail down a little. I guess you could say she is very tired after her treatment and the sleeping and being quiet will help the healing go a long way.
Can you please let us know when you start up your Brisbane practice again and we will bring Monique along for another treatment.
We first took Monique to see you around 12 months ago following 3 fruitless visits to the Vet who just gave her an anti inflammatory injection and some anti inflammatory tablets to take each time. The vets told us then that they did not know what was wrong with Monique but said to bring her in for x-rays and more tests, proposed to cost us hundreds of dollars which we really could not afford to spend on a whim. We were also reluctant after seeing what our daughter went through with a vet with her Doberman. (Our daughter was told by the vet that because her dog had a lame front leg she had bone cancer and would be dead in 3 weeks. Our daughter was in shock and on the point of leaving on a 2 week overseas trip and could do nothing so she took the dog to the kennels and told the boarding kennel owner what the vet had said. The kennel owner had breed Dobermans and when our daughter came back she found out all that was wrong with the dog was her shoulder was out and they had organised to have it treated while she was away. She came back to a totally healthy dog. The next time when our daughter took the same dog to the vet, she was told that the dog had breast cancer. They wanted to do all sorts of tests and treatments costing thousands of dollars which she could not afford. Our daughter told the vet to just cut out the cancer no tests to be done and send the dog home. This was 2 1/2 years ago now and the dog is still in great shape and now 9 years old!)
From our families experiences, we know there is a place for both the vet and for Doc Jamieson as an animal chiropractor however we have lost faith the vets of today as it appears they are too quick to give some sort of diagnosis not knowing really what is wrong with the animal and instead suggest they need to do all sorts of tests for large amounts of money. It seems that making money is more important than really caring about the animal. That is the difference with Doc Jamieson. He really loves and cares about the animals and he gets RESULTS!!!
We would rather take our dog to Doc for healing and know that he will tell us the truth and heal the dog if it is at all possible. We were absolutely over the moon when we saw what you could do for our dog when we first brought her to you with a series of treatments - no drugs and a knowledge of what was actually wrong with her. To see her happy and well after each treatment was fantastic.
You are a man who obviously has a great insight into, and love of, animals able to bring them the healing and relieve their pain. We hope you keep treating animals since you get the desired results that the vets don't get, you are so successful in your own field.
Once again Doc thank you for coming from Gympie to Victoria Point and back last night to treat our little dog. And a big thankyou from Monique. We look forward to seeing and hearing that you are having a very successful career treating and healing animals for a long time to come!
Kind regards
L & B Holmes ROTTWEILER - CRUCIATE LIGAMENT
Doc - Thankyou for treating our new Labrador, Mandy. You did amazing things for our 2 Labradors, Bridie and Ella, in the last couple of years of their long lives. You did for them what Vets couldn't do - you gave them mobility and lengthened their lives in quality and obviously relieved the pain they were both experiencing before we came to you. My only alternative when we came to you was death for the girls and you saved them. L Green & G Maiden LHASO APSO MALTESE POMERANIAN - UNABLE TO WALK  STANDARD SCHNAUZER - LIMPING
The vet examined him and told us that he probably had damaged his toes, that he showed signs of arthritis and put him on a course of anti-inflammatories and a new anti-arthritic drug. This seemed to make sense as Herman is a big showoff and in the habit of taking huge leaps up or down from any suitable object. Over several visits to the vet and a couple of courses of tablets, the limping only got worse and during this time, we were told not to exercise the dog, a fate worse than death as far as Herman is concerned! We really weren’t making any progress and were told of another locally based vet that is good with dogs and we took Herman to him for another opinion. This vet took many x-rays of the foot and up to the shoulder and told us that Herman had probably damaged his carpels. Herman got another course of tablets and several more weeks of rest. Eventually, after yet another visit to the vets, we took Herman for a walk but when we got home, he appeared to be in a lot of pain and we made the decision that we needed to seek another solution to the issue. We found Doc’s name and website and also several articles on the internet and decided to give him a call. After all, Herman was not getting any better, in fact much worse and being the character that he is, very unhappy at being cooped up at home! Doc took one look at Herman as we walked him up and down and immediately told us that his changed posture and restricted movement pointed towards referred pain from his neck and not a foot or leg injury at all. In fact, his supposition made so much sense to us that we felt quite guilty that we hadn’t spotted the changes in his posture and reluctance to be petted as he was in so much pain. Doc muzzled the dog and spent a few minutes stretching his limbs and manipulating his neck. Herman didn’t like it but Doc explained that he would be sore overnight but we would see the difference in the morning which we did. He was slightly better and the limp slightly less pronounced. We are now several months down the track and Herman has been and remains in perfect health and does not appear to have any restriction to his movement. His gait has changed as he used to walk like a horse at ‘the trots’ but this may have been a symptom of his pain. We are not medical people but are happy to state that conventional medico’s were not progressing with a cure for our dog and the costs of examinations and drugs were piling up. Doc however did seem to understand the underlying causes of the dogs pain and we are again are the owners of a happy and active Schnauzer. I hope that if you are the owner of a lame animal, you will have the same success in finding a cure as we did. Martin Holden – 13th July 2009 Sandgate, Queensland, 4017 SHOW GERMAN SHEPHERDS SHOW GERMAN SHORTHAIRED POINTERS TOY POODLE - PARALYSED SHOW ROTTWEILERS - IRRITATED, CHEWING SKIN Prior Diagnosis - Cortizone Injections with no relief  ROTTWEILER - PARALYSED AFTER HIP REPLACEMENT OPERATION Prior Diagnosis - No idea!    SHOW NEAPOLOTAN MASTIFFS Maintenance Treatments for Show Results  BOXER/MASTIFF X - SHOULDER PROBLEMS Prior Diagnosis - Cartrophen Injections with no result  LABRADOR - CHRONIC ARTHRITIS Prior Diagnosis - Euthanasia  SHETLAND SHEEPDOGS - UNABLE TO STAND/MATE, COULDNT HOLD HEAD UP, ANTI-SOCIAL Prior Diagnosis - Euthanasia - No results from other animal chiropractors  SHOW TOY POODLES - IN PAIN, UNABLE TO MOVE PROPERLY  |
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