Back in Motion Veterinary Services

Back in Motion Veterinary Services Back in Motion Veterinary Services is owned by Dr. Tifani Torres. My focus is on whole body wellness, which includes holistic integration.

I am Dr. Tifani Torres, the owner and primary veterinarian at Back in Motion. I am originally from Texas which is where I first fell in love with horses and wildlife. I attended Texas A&M and received a degree in Animal Science in 2008. I developed a fascination for reproduction during that time of my life and was determinded to make it part of my career. I went on to Ross University for vet school, and made sure to take full advantage of all that life had to offer at that time. I took veterinary related volunteer trips to Africa, Nicaragua, The Galapagos Islands and Puerto Rico to expand my understanding of veterinary needs in countries outside of the US. It was during this time that I found a passion for equine sports medicine as well. I finished up school back at A&M and continued to pursue training in reproduction and lameness. Life took me to Florida, and after 3 years doing quite a variety of veterinary medicine, I decided to follow my heart and open my own business. Florida also happens to be the home of the Chi Institute which I was drawn to after realizing the limitations of western medicine in regards to catching early signs of equine lameness and injury. I attended the 6 month acupuncture course and was amazed by what I had been missing by only practicing western medicine. I will forever incorporate the two very different types of medicine into every case I see, and hope to futher my training in this very fascinating world!

Happy Friday! 🙌Perfect weather, a whole weekend ahead, and hopefully some extra time with our pets.What’s your favorite ...
03/13/2026

Happy Friday! 🙌
Perfect weather, a whole weekend ahead, and hopefully some extra time with our pets.
What’s your favorite thing to do together when the weather is this good?

Last week Dr. Torres’s Bernese Mountain Dog was neutered, and like so many clients have told us over the years… the cone...
03/11/2026

Last week Dr. Torres’s Bernese Mountain Dog was neutered, and like so many clients have told us over the years… the cone experience was dramatic to say the least. After hearing countless stories from pet parents about how differently their dogs move with an e-collar, she finally got to see it firsthand with her own dog.

And it’s true — while the cone protects the incision, it also changes how dogs move.

Because the e-collar restricts normal head and neck movement, many dogs compensate by turning their entire body and carrying tension through their shoulders and back. After several days like this, it’s common for stiffness to develop through the neck, spine, and hips.

Once your dog has healed and been cleared by your veterinarian, an adjustment can help restore normal mobility and release that built-up tension so they can move comfortably again.

Because even temporary changes in movement can affect the body. Let our rehab vet team help!

Strength builds muscle.Flexibility protects movement.Stretching helps dogs maintain mobility, balance, and long-term joi...
03/10/2026

Strength builds muscle.
Flexibility protects movement.

Stretching helps dogs maintain mobility, balance, and long-term joint health.

These are a few safe stretches you can do at home to support your dog’s comfort and longevity!

Save this post so you can try these with your dog ✅

03/04/2026

When a working dog starts missing jumps, you pay attention.

At just two years old, Legion was already showing signs of hip dysplasia. Instead of jumping straight to surgery or long-term medications, his owner chose a proactive, non-invasive approach.

Three weeks of focused shockwave therapy made a measurable difference and it’s exactly why we’re so passionate about offering this treatment in our clinic.

He’s back to doing what he loves… and winning 🏆

Because helping dogs return to the life they love is at the heart of everything we do!

Shortened stride.Resistance to bend.Uneven transitions.These are often signs of compensation...Equine adjustments help r...
03/03/2026

Shortened stride.
Resistance to bend.
Uneven transitions.

These are often signs of compensation...

Equine adjustments help restore mobility, support proper biomechanics, and keep your horse moving freely and comfortably!

If you’re noticing subtle changes, early evaluation matters.

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📍 Serving horses in Ellis and Johnson Counties

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Venus, TX

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I am Dr. Tifani Torres. I created BIM primarily as a veterinary practice focusing on performance animals. I believe the body was designed to heal itself and we are here to help it do what it does best. I incorporate chiropractic, acupuncture, nutrition and herbal remedies into my practice.