Quality chiropractic care supporting companion and performance animals at every stage of life.
Meet Dr. Molly
Dr. Kaylyn “Molly” Engen is a certified animal chiropractor providing gentle, individualized care for dogs, cats, and horses.
Her approach focuses on improving movement, comfort, and function while prioritizing the safety and well-being of each animal.
Dr. Molly works closely with veterinarians when appropriate and refers out to trusted colleagues whenever additional care is needed.
Meet Dr. Molly
Dr. Kaylyn “Molly” Engen is a certified animal chiropractor providing gentle, individualized care for dogs, cats, and horses.
Her approach focuses on improving movement, comfort, and function while prioritizing the safety and well-being of each animal.
Dr. Molly works closely with veterinarians when appropriate and refers out to trusted colleagues whenever additional care is needed.
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What to Expect
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- Consultation -
A thorough review to understand your animal’s needs, movement patterns, and current concerns.
- Exam & Adjustment -
Often the same day, a complete exam to assess mobility, posture, and areas of restriction or imbalance. Gentle, specific adjustments tailored to your animal’s comfort, needs, and response.
- Gameplan -
A clear plan designed to support your animal’s goals, progress, and ongoing care, as needed.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Dr. Molly provides gentle, certified animal chiropractic care focused on improving movement and comfort. Because changes in posture, mobility, or performance can be subtle, a simple evaluation can help determine whether an adjustment may be beneficial. When appropriate, she’s happy to work alongside your veterinarian - but the first step is simply reaching out with questions or to schedule a visit.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Dr. Molly provides gentle, certified animal chiropractic care focused on improving movement and comfort. Because changes in posture, mobility, or performance can be subtle, a simple evaluation can help determine whether an adjustment may be beneficial. When appropriate, she’s happy to work alongside your veterinarian - but the first step is simply reaching out with questions or to schedule a visit.