Sunny Rock Chiropractic

12/09/2025

Did you know by the time you are 30 years old half your stem cells are dormant? Do you want to reactivate them? Drop a 🙋🏼‍♀️in the comments if you do!

12/08/2025

Have you heard about light therapy,

12/05/2025

This is so exciting! Are you ready to get those cells working?

Major Recognition for LifeWave Products

We’re excited to announce that our Cellergize™ Morning + X39® duo has been awarded “Stem Cell Innovation of the Year” at the 2025 BioTech Breakthrough Awards! Chosen from thousands of entries across more than 15 countries, this recognition celebrates the unique synergy and innovation behind these two LifeWave products.

The BioTech Breakthrough Awards spotlight the most impactful breakthroughs in life sciences and biotechnology—and we’re honored to be recognized.

Learn more: https://biotechbreakthroughawards.com

12/05/2025

What is your favorite holiday activity? See Dr. Parker’s in the comments

12/04/2025

Are you stimulating your cells to help you feel better and look better? If not I have some tools that cannot only improve how you feel but also help with cellular regeneration! If you want more information I’d love to you turn the lights on!

12/01/2025

Had a great day work with some big fancy guys!

11/29/2025

How are you spending your snow day? Drop a pic! Freyja is jumping for joy!

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours!

11/25/2025

As Holiday season is now in full swing and traveling is upon us, are you planning on traveling with your pet(s)? 🚘🐾

🤓Did you know pets are generally safer in a kennel or other vehicle appropriate travel space or harness?

Here are tips and tricks to help make sure you’re ready for travel with your best furry-pal! 🐶🐱🐰🐻

Some crates undergo rigorous testing to be crash tested to keep out beloved pets safe. Always look for those on packaging and website when ordering. While they are often a little more expensive the cost of a life is worth it. When choosing a crate make sure that you pet can stand, turn around, and lie down comfortably. Always make sure your kennel is properly secured inside the vehicle.

Backseats are generally safer than front seats. This is for a couple reasons. If the airbags were to go off the back seat is better, just like our kids! Also, in the back seat they are less of a distraction for the driver.

Harnesses are also an option. Again, there are some that go through the process of being crash tested. Make sure you choose one that secure to a seatbelt or other safety device. Harnesses protect the dogs but preventing them becoming projectile in the event of an accident.

Outside of safety always make sure you have all necessary equipment. Plenty of food, water, leashes, bowls, p**p bags, any medication, identification tags or other tracking devices, veterinary records if necessary. While many dogs like to stick their heads out the window beaware that this can be dangerous. Things can fly off the road or other debris can hit them. Of course don’t leave your pets unattended in the vehicle and be prepared for weather changes. I like to keep ettowels and blankets

11/21/2025

I will be out of the office until after Thanksgiving. If you or your pet is in need to chiropractic services please let me know and I will try and point you in the direction of one of my trusted colleagues in the area.

We are out healing and recovering from tonsillectomy (not me I have already had mine out). Please give us this time to heal and recover as it’s harder on mom than probably.

We wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving as there is much to be thankful even if things are a little tough.

11/20/2025

🚨 EQUINE HEALTH ALERT: EHV-1 with Neurologic Cases Confirmed in Texas, Oklahoma & Louisiana 🚨

As of today, seven confirmed cases of Equine Herpesvirus (EHV) with neurological symptoms have been traced back to barrel racing events.

The EHV-1 spreads quickly and warrants immediate caution.

Our clinic has not seen any cases at this time, but we want our community to stay informed and take precautions.

⚠️ BOOSTER VACCINATIONS ARE CRITICAL RIGHT NOW
If your horse has not been vaccinated for Rhino (EHV-1) within the last 3 months, or if you're planning to travel soon and are nearing the 3-month vaccination mark, get a booster ASAP.

Vaccines are among the most effective ways to reduce risk.

🧬 What Is Equine Herpesvirus (EHV-1)?
EHV-1 can cause:
• Respiratory illness
• Abortions in pregnant mares
• Neurological disease (EHM)
🏡 If Your Horse May Have Been Exposed or Is Symptomatic:

STAY HOME: Horses that attended Waco or Guthrie events should not travel.

ISOLATE: Isolate exposed horses at least 30 feet away from others; more distance is better.

NO SHARING: Do not share any tack, grooming supplies, or water buckets with a horse that may have been exposed.

CHANGE CLOTHES: Change clothes after managing exposed or infected horses.

WASH HANDS: Sanitize hands before and after caring for infected or exposed horses.

DON'T TRAVEL: Do not move exposed horses off the property until your veterinarian or the state veterinarian has cleared your barn and lifted any state-imposed quarantine.

🧪 Symptoms to Watch For
Contact your veterinarian immediately if your horse shows:
• Fever
• Nasal discharge
• Hind-end weakness
• Incoordination
• Difficulty urinating
• Loss of tail tone

We will continue to monitor updates closely.

If you have travel plans, exposure concerns, or questions about boosters, reach out to us. Keeping our horse community safe starts with timely action and awareness.

11/20/2025

The cat of of the bag! Did you know rehabilitation and chiropractic care can help keep your feline friends moving well! Call to schedule today!