09/23/2026
Condolences for Dr. Cadena's family and all who knew her. It takes a big heart to become a large animal veterinarian.
I am reminded once again that it is the time of year for major depression and sadness. As the sun shines less often here in the northern hemisphere, lack of vitamin D wreaks havoc on our emotions.
That lack of vitamin D reduces chemical reaction times in us all. Animals have a harder time coming back from illness if their only support comes from pharmaceuticals. Veterinarians have fewer choices to offer and often endure the anger part of the grief those animal owners express so freely.
This is one reason I teach veterinarians and chiropractors Animal Chiropractic. It is the only modality I know that can solve so many animal issues because the animal gets to help out. It is the one modality animals look forward to. Clients look forward to the outcomes after the neurological interferences are removed by the animal chiropractor.
It is also the only treatment I always have with me. Never have to restock the truck for it. Can use it on multiple species and any size variation without untowardly side effects.
I know it has saved lives. My students have told me, usually after they complete the course, that it saved theirs.
The tuition, worth every penny they say. It has saved lives, marriages, finances, and so much more.
Join the community of animal chiropractors, care for yourself. NOMV please. You don’t have to lose what you love doing.