Kim Neff

I have not been to her clinic all that often. She worked out of her house and kind of did her chiropractic and acupuncture on the side for a while and now she is not doing it out of her home anymore and I am having to use her clinic. She works part-time in one clinic and then part-time in another one. A lot of agility people use her. She has good hands. She can find where the dog is out. My dog's trainer recommended switching clinics and going to her. The first thing she did is like "let us get x-rays, I want to see them first," before she tried to figure anything out and the other clinic I used to go to had not done that, and I like that about her a lot. She and the other veterinarian of my dog work well together. I like the fact that she wanted to look at the underlying structure before she started trying to figure out what was wrong. She is very analytical. She is good with the dogs.