Food Animal Chiropractic

Browse our Food Animal Chiropractic articles for producers, ranchers, and livestock owners focused on herd health and performance. Learn how gentle spinal and joint adjustments can support mobility, comfort, and recovery in cattle, swine, small ruminants, and other production animals—helping maintain soundness, productivity, and overall wellbeing. Find tips on recognizing signs of discomfort, understanding common musculoskeletal issues, and knowing what to expect from a visit.

Atlas was an 18-month-old Red Angus steer raised by AM PM Farms in Fountain Inn. Through a partnership with the farm, I had the opportunity to provide chiropractic care for him from July through October.

Meet Atlas: The Steer Who Nourished My Family

Atlas was an 18-month-old Red Angus steer raised by AM PM Farms in Fountain Inn. Through a partnership with the farm, I had the opportunity to provide chiropractic care for him from July through October.

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In February 2026, I traveled to Nebraska for the Life West Nexus Conference.

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The Longest Ten Minutes of My Life

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What Happens When You Adjust the Chickens?

What Happens When You Adjust the Chickens? In May 2025, I decided to explore a question most people had probably never considered: Would eggs from chiropractically adjusted chickens test differently from other eggs? As an animal chiropractor, I had already seen changes in the movement, behavior, and overall function of animals receiving chiropractic care. That made me curious about whether supporting the health of laying hens could somehow be reflected in the eggs they produc

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Why I Went Back to School When I Was Already a Doctor

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What I Hope My Daughters Learn From Watching Me Be a Chiropractor

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Why AVCA Certification Matters

The American Veterinary Chiropractic Association is the primary national credentialing organization for animal chiropractic in North America.

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Farm Animals Have Spines Too

Farm Animals Have Spines Too When people hear the words “animal chiropractic,” they often picture a dog or horse receiving an adjustment. But what about cattle, goats, sheep, pigs, and poultry? Farm animals have spines, joints, muscles, and nervous systems too. They also place considerable physical demands on their bodies. They navigate uneven ground, step in and out of trailers, interact with herd mates, breed, give birth, and repeatedly travel between their shelter, pasture

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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.

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Evergreen Animal Chiropractic, LLC

Food Animal Chiropractic

Meet Atlas: The Steer Who Nourished My Family

In February 2026, I traveled to Nebraska for the Life West Nexus Conference.

The Longest Ten Minutes of My Life

What Happens When You Adjust the Chickens?

Why I Went Back to School When I Was Already a Doctor

What I Hope My Daughters Learn From Watching Me Be a Chiropractor

Why AVCA Certification Matters

Farm Animals Have Spines Too

What Three Years in a Veterinary Clinic Taught Me

Animal Chiropractor in Greenville, South Carolina

Evergreen Animal Chiropractic