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Derman Equine & Canine Chiropractic
Ray E. Derman,
D.C., C.V.C.P.
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 Dr. Derman is a National Board
Certified Chiropractor who works in
close cooperation with your
Veterinarian. He graduated from New
York Chiropractic College in 1997
and has been in full-time practice
since that time. However, in the
last 4 years, he has devoted the
majority of his practice to the
treatment of horses and dogs. Dr.
Derman is certified in Veterinary
Orthopedic Manipulation (www.vomtech.com),
he has also devoted numerous
amounts of time and energy in an
effort to make himself one of the
leading animal chiropractors in the
region. Dr. Derman has done
one-on-one training with the notable
Dr. Eric Hoppe (www.horsefixer.com), attended seminars and
trained with the well-respected Dr. Janek Vluggen of Germany, and also
consults regularly with
veterinarians throughout the
country. In his continuing effort to
expand his knowledge, Dr. Derman is
currently enrolled in the Veterinary
Spinal Manipulative Therapy program
at The Healing Oasis Institute in
Wisconsin (www.thehealingoasis.com).
This knowledge, coupled with the
experience of performing thousands
of adjustments to horses and dogs,
make Dr. Derman one of the most
experienced animal chiropractors in
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While having no formal equine
training, Dr. Derman was fortunate
enough to grow up in a rural
setting. During this time, he was
exposed to numerous types of animals
and spent many days trail riding
with his grandfather through the
woods of Pennsylvania. Dr. Derman
has also been an avid amateur dog
trainer since the age of 14. He
participated in numerous field
tests, training events and was an
accredited judge for NAVHVA and the
VDD-GNA by the age of 21. While no
longer as active with these groups,
Dr. Derman still trains regularly
with his Deutsche Drahthaar,
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Dr. Derman shares his life with his
wife and their two young sons, two
cats, a dog and an occasional
tadpole. He and his family enjoy an
active outdoor life which includes,
boating, fishing, hiking, dog
training, and attending dog and
horse shows. |
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Dr. Derman credits and wishes to
thank Dr. Michael Dym (www.canineworld.com/drdym)
for his persistent encouragement to
pursue a full-time career in animal
chiropractic. |
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It is Dr. Derman's goal to provide
the best possible chiropractic care
to his clients' animals so that they
may continue to provide them with
companionship, pleasure, work and
sport. |
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*Disclaimer
Whenever considering equine or canine chiropractic care, it is important that
you first discuss the appropriateness of this type of treatment with your
Veterinarian. If your Veterinarian examines your dog or horse and feels that
chiropractic care is appropriate, Dr. Derman is available to assist in a healing
solution.
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