Bethany Powell, DC

Bethany Powell, DC Providing animal chiropractic services for south Austin, the hill country, and central Texas.

I’m so excited to announce my new office space located inside Maximum Wellness Chiropractic!Services offered at this loc...
01/10/2025

I’m so excited to announce my new office space located inside Maximum Wellness Chiropractic!

Services offered at this location include low force, gentle chiropractic care for both humans and dogs, and large animal services will remain mobile!

To schedule, please call or text 970-901-7196

Thank you Drs. Leslie and Tony for the opportunity to serve Wimberley and the beautiful Texas Hill Country! 💜🐴🐶

Has your horse ever….✔️Had trouble standing for the farrier? ✔️Gone longer than a year without a float? ✔️Shown behavior...
08/10/2024

Has your horse ever….

✔️Had trouble standing for the farrier?
✔️Gone longer than a year without a float?
✔️Shown behavioral changes like bucking/rearing/biting?
✔️Shown back sensitivity to touch?
✔️Competed or trained on a regular basis?
✔️Sustained injuries from falls, training, or trailering?
✔️Shown gait abnormalities or trouble with lead changes?

If so, they may benefit from chiropractic care by a certified animal chiropractor! (The possible signs are countless, but these are some very common ones)

Dr. Bethany is now accepting appointments in Central and South Texas, and is ready to help you and your horse achieve optimum performance!

Call or text 970.901.7196 for more information and to schedule!

Legends
08/26/2022

Legends

A horse named Hondo made it necessary for Ray to change his ways.
Hondo made it clear that Ray could be broken, but he, the horse, could not.

"Everything I know now started with that horse," Ray said. "Hondo was a sticking, biting, kicking, bucking tough c**t who might have killed me.
Hondo would tell me, ‘Come on and try to break me, and I’ll break in YOU again’........and he would have. But I had all winter to work on him. He was my only horse; without him, I was afoot. It was just him and me and I tried to put myself in his place. How did he get so afraid? What could I do to make him trust me? A horse that’s had trouble can’t believe a human will quit hurting them. I felt sorry for that horse who had to hold up his defence. You can’t blame him.
I worked on him some and we got so I could get near him, then get on him. I’m not saying it was all love and kisses. You better believe it. Things could get pretty physical, pretty western. I’d go to bed at night and think about that horse, dream about him, then go back to work with him the next day."

In the middle of the winter of 1960-61, Ray took Hondo to Tom Dorrance.
"He’s a little old bow-legged cowboy; he’s the brains of it all. He can fix a horse so fast you never knew what happened.
And who taught Tom? He says it was the horse. As soon as Tom came around me, Hondo would act like a lamb. And as soon as he left, I’d be riding a tiger again. I couldn’t understand. Something was going on but I couldn’t find it.

See, I was too forceful. The timing was good but the mental feel of how it could be wasn’t there. I couldn’t visualize it and the yielding wasn’t there. The horse was afraid of me. I thought I had to hurt him to get him rideable. I knew it wasn’t right. And pretty soon, I learned that to get respect, I had to give respect.

Sometimes it’s hard to figure out because a horse is so big and strong, but there’s a difference between firm and forceful. And there’s a spot in there, inside the horse, an opening where there is no fear or resistance, and that’s what I began looking for."

By the end of the year Hondo was gentle, smooth, athletic, and kind to be around, a horse the grandkids could ride.

Image is of Ray and Hondo accepting a first place award and is from an article which appeared in The Western Horseman, January 1995 'Ray Hunt; Western Horseman of the Year' - http://westernhorseman.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1166&Itemid=77

Ray's quote is from an article written by Gretel Ehrlich; the article was published in the 'Shambhala Sun' July 1998 - http://www.shambhalasun.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1991

Can it just stay summer forever?? 🥰
07/19/2022

Can it just stay summer forever?? 🥰

When the adjustment feels so good, you start snoring while standing up 😂💖
02/25/2022

When the adjustment feels so good, you start snoring while standing up 😂💖

When that adjustment just feels… so … GOOD!!😂❤️
02/11/2022

When that adjustment just feels… so … GOOD!!😂❤️

01/08/2022

It’s skijoring time y’all! Excited to be part of the festivities again this year in Ridgway, CO ❄️🐎💨⛷❄️🤠

A Christmas gift from my  #1 Squigglebutt patient 😜 thank you, Jetstream! 🥰🥰
12/15/2021

A Christmas gift from my #1 Squigglebutt patient 😜 thank you, Jetstream! 🥰🥰

Round 4 y’all!  We had the BEST time!  ✨🐎💨
12/06/2021

Round 4 y’all! We had the BEST time! ✨🐎💨

Got to meet Jessica Routier today! 😄🎉🐎💨 Go  #64!
12/04/2021

Got to meet Jessica Routier today! 😄🎉🐎💨 Go #64!

When you’ve finished the in-hand warm up and realized you forgot the headstall inside 😂.... turns out Really remembers h...
10/17/2021

When you’ve finished the in-hand warm up and realized you forgot the headstall inside 😂.... turns out Really remembers how to neck rein just fine! 😎🙏🏼

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Wimberley, TX

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30pm - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 1pm - 5pm

Telephone

(970) 901-7196

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Dr. Bethany Goodhart is board certified in animal chiropractic by the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association (AVCA). Equine and Canine Chiropractic is an approach used by Certified Animal Chiropractors to enable your animal's body to function and perform at its optimal level. This is done by eliminating restriction on the nerves, reducing muscle spasm, improving circulation, and restoring joint function. Chiropractic is a non-invasive, drug free approach to accomplish these goals by alleviating pain and restoring function to the nervous system. Please visit www.EliteChiroColorado.com or visit the AVCA website (www.animalchiropractic.org) for more information regarding animal chiropractic.