The veterinary pronouncement was to put Leopard down. Leopard is a 15-pound young terrier mix that was shaking as he stood in the corner of my office, and had been that way since his owner got him. The vet's diagnosis was chronic cervical subluxation causing chronic intractable pain.

Sitting on the floor with Leopard, I followed the OD and adjusted his pelvis, lumbar, occiput, cervical spine and cranium with the arthrostim. As I finished, he arose and trotted to the corner, turned facing me, and was not shaking.

A few days later the owner called saying Leopard showed no signs of his chronic neck pain. Update: a year later, and again the following year, he's doing very well with very little shaking and no pain.