Without A Hitch Animal Chiropractic

03/08/2026

Another great weekend on the books! Taking care of horses, riders and of course their dogs.

03/03/2026

02/28/2026

Ran into one of my favorite patients out in the wild 👀🐾

This is Wrigley, one of my chiropractic dog patients, spotted today at the Indy Boat, Sport & Outdoor Show hanging out in the Hoosier Hunting Retriever Club booth.

I love when the worlds I work in collide—healthy, active dogs doing what they were built to do 💪🐕
Movement matters whether they’re in the field, on the dock, or just living their best life.

👉 Follow along for more real-life moments, behind-the-scenes care, and tips to help your dog move better and stay active longer.

👇 Comment if you’ve ever run into your vet or chiro somewhere totally unexpected!

02/27/2026

You guys are alright I guess….but I like your animals better 🤣

02/27/2026

02/26/2026

When your patient is more focused on his lead rope than his adjustment 🐴😅

Patience, timing, and meeting them where they’re at because good care isn’t rushed.

Follow for more animal chiropractic and real barn call moments

02/25/2026

🍀 We’re headed to the Shamrock Shuffle! 🍀
Come say hi to us at the IQHA Shamrock Shuffle at Cowpokes Arena at C Bar C in Cloverdale, IN, March 4–8.
We’ll be around supporting great horses, great riders and keeping them moving their best all week long. 🐴✨

02/24/2026

Hay Nets & Slow Feeders: Helpful… with a few things to watch

I love seeing more research supporting management tools that help our horses eat more like they do in nature. Hay nets and slow feeders can be great for extending forage time, supporting digestion, and reducing stress-related behaviors.

That said, recent research also highlights something I see often in practice: how hay is offered matters just as much as what is offered. Elevated hay nets and feeders can change a horse’s natural head-and-neck position, which may increase strain through the neck, shoulders, and back over time.

From a chiropractic perspective, this added musculoskeletal tension can show up as stiffness, uneven movement, or decreased performance—especially in horses who already have restrictions or are asked to work regularly.

The goal isn’t fear or perfection, it’s balance. Thoughtful feeder placement, appropriate net height, and regular bodywork can help horses get the benefits of slow feeding without unnecessary strain.

If you’re using hay nets or slow feeders and want to make sure your horse’s body is staying comfortable and aligned, I’m always happy to help. A well-managed feeding setup paired with routine chiropractic care keeps horses feeling their best from the inside out.

Follow if you want practical horse care advice that actually fits real life barns.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41478609/

02/17/2026

🐴🔥 Happy Lunar New Year — Year of the Fire Horse 🔥🐴
A year that symbolizes bold movement, strength, and forward momentum. Fire Horse energy is about passion, independence, and doing what your body was designed to do—move freely and powerfully.

In animal chiropractic, that same energy shows up when proper motion is restored:
✨ Better performance
✨ Less compensation
✨ A body that can run its own race

Here’s to keeping our animals moving with purpose, balance, and fire all year long.
Ready to help your horse (or dog) move at their best in the Year of the Fire Horse? 🔥🐾

02/16/2026

There’s something special about ending a day of barn calls with a sunset like this. 🌅
Fresh air, quiet barns, happy animals—and a reminder of why I love what I do.

Grateful for the trust, the miles, and the moments that slow you down just enough to take it all in. 🐴🐾
If your horse or dog could use a little extra movement and comfort, I’m just a call away.

01/22/2026

Grateful is an understatement today. 💚
I finally received (due to a slight postal mix up)the sweetest thank-you notes from the kids of the Berrien County Youth Fair and it was a powerful reminder of why we do what we do.

Chiropractic is built on the idea of serving first: restoring motion, supporting growth, and helping bodies (human or animal) do what they’re designed to do. Giving back to our youth and ag community is simply an extension of that same philosophy.

These kids put in the work, learn responsibility, and build resilience—values that align perfectly with chiropractic care and lifelong health. Proud to support the next generation and grateful to be part of a community that invests in them. 🐄🐖🐑

Strong kids. Strong communities. Strong foundations.