top of page
Evergreen Animal Chiropractic, LLC
503 W Butler Rd Ste B.
Greenville, SC 29607

Equine Chiropractic
Dive into our Equine Chiropractic articles for horse owners, riders, and trainers who want their horses moving their best. Learn how gentle spinal and joint adjustments can support flexibility, ease tension, improve performance, and aid recovery for everything from pleasure horses to competitive athletes. Find tips on spotting signs of discomfort, understanding common issues like back soreness or uneven gaits, and knowing what to expect from an equine chiropractic visit.


In February 2026, I traveled to Nebraska for the Life West Nexus Conference.
In February 2026, I traveled to Nebraska for the Life West Nexus Conference.
Aug 122 min read


The Longest Ten Minutes of My Life
The Longest Ten Minutes of My Life
Aug 122 min read


Why I Went Back to School When I Was Already a Doctor
Why I Went Back to School When I Was Already a Doctor
Aug 122 min read


What I Hope My Daughters Learn From Watching Me Be a Chiropractor
What I Hope My Daughters Learn From Watching Me Be a Chiropractor
Aug 122 min read


Why AVCA Certification Matters
The American Veterinary Chiropractic Association is the primary national credentialing organization for animal chiropractic in North America.
Aug 122 min read


What Three Years in a Veterinary Clinic Taught Me
Before I became an animal chiropractor, I spent three years of my undergraduate education volunteering as a veterinary technician.
I worked alongside nine veterinarians in Haywood County, North Carolina, in a practice that treated both large and small animals. No two days were quite the same.
Aug 122 min read


Zolani Wasn’t Finished Yet (Horse)
When Zolani arrived at the rescue, he was emaciated. At 15 years old, this gelding had already lived a great deal of life, but his body showed the effects of everything he had endured. The volunteers at the rescue began caring for him and helping him regain the weight and strength he desperately needed. As Zolani started bouncing back, something else happened: The volunteers fell in love with him. Eventually, they adopted him and gave him a permanent home where he could conti
Aug 122 min read
bottom of page
