Bailey-Grace Sawyer, EDO

03/31/2026

03/27/2026

How can your horse’s performance improve?

03/25/2026

Horse of the Week! 🐎📋

❌ It's not always ulcers, age, or a sheath needing cleaned ❌
For optimal performance and lasting results, we have to look at the whole body.

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03/18/2026

What can Canine Osteopathy do for your pup?

03/18/2026

Dog of the Week! 🐶📋

Let’s tackle your pup’s health together! Send my page a message for details and appointment scheduling.

03/06/2026

Horse of the Week! 🐴📋

❌Head shaking, standing parked out, and continous injections to no avail is not normal! ❌

If you’re looking to improve your horse’s health, send my page a message for details and appointment scheduling.

02/24/2026

Dog of the Week!🐕📋

If you’re looking to improve your dog’s health, send my page a message for details and appointment scheduling.

10/02/2025

📢 In case you didn’t know! 📢

I am now seeing dog clients at DeShed Professional Grooming Salon in Hamilton, TX! 🐶🫧🛁
If you’re interested in learning more about osteopathy and how it could benefit your dog, send me a message!

All osteopathy sessions are by appointment only. Send my page a PM, call or text (830)214-4937 for details and appointment scheduling.

09/05/2025

Did you know the actual “hip” or Articulatio Coxae, also known as the Acetabulofemoral joint, is located here (green circle) on the horse and dog? Most commonly, “the hip” is thought to be higher up at the location of the Tuber Coxae, a bony protuberance on both sides of the pelvis. 🦴

The hip is compromised of the head of the femur and the acetabulum, a joint socket located on the pelvis.

This joint is crucial to keep mobile and its innervations to the pelvic room, its impact on the hocks and stifles, and much more make it a significant point of interest in osteopathy. 🦴

Want to learn more? Let’s check out your horse and dog to see that their hips are in top shape! 🏆

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08/21/2025

“The ribs are “out”!” 🦴

I hear this all the time, and yes, while there might be pain in the area, the rib more than likely isn’t dislocated, and often it’s one piece of the pie.

The ribs are…
Connected to the vertebra, some attached to the sternum, the playing field of the diaphragm dome, brought together with intercostal muscles, intertwined with fascia, nerves, blood vessels, and the list goes on.
Serving to protect the internal organs and playing a crucial role in respiration.
This being said, pain at the ribs can be stemming from several underlying issues and can lead to them, too.

Next time your horse or dog expresses pain along their ribcage or spine, exhibits postural issues, or presents breathing trouble, let’s look deeper at what else could be playing a part, get to the root of the problem, and get them back to their best!

Send my page a PM, call or text (830)214-4937 for details and appointment scheduling.