I was very displeased from the moment I arrived at 12 noon for my appointment and the doctor was nearly an hour late. While I was sitting in the waiting area with my dog, I over heard inappropriate conversations among the staff. By the time the doctor had arrived, my dog had become nervous and stressed when it came time to begin the exam. Recently my dog has had difficulty urinating. Doctor Ingram made a few suggestions, then he tells me about this "applied kinesiology". Next, they begin to test my dog. I was skeptical from the start. He put my dog on human vitamins and the problem remains unsolved. My bill was outrageous. The vitamins were way over priced, as I compared them to on-line prices. The animal hospital seemed dirty and had a foul odor. Not like the other hospitals I have visited in the past. To top this off I did some research on applied kineiology and this is what I learned. Applied kinesiology should take its place next to all the other diagnostic tools avail
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