Head to Tail Chiropractic

05/06/2025

For World Veterinary Day I thought I would share a picture of all of my pets. Yes it is true we can only have light brown animals.
Lily is our 4 # old mixed dog, Loki is our 100 # 4 yr old Golden, Layla is 2 yrs old and a ball of energy, and of course there is Aurora the Mini!
I would love to hear some stories anyone remembers of when I have cared for your pets!

04/02/2025

I always enjoining seeing everyone each year while vaccinating horses! Thank you to Myra Goins for the help with paperwork. I can’t believe how grown up these 4-hers are becoming!

02/14/2025

Happy Valentine’s Day to all my special patients and clients! You are all so appreciated!

02/08/2025

Dr Haverkos was the first local veterinarian practicing animal chiropractic. I only met him once but I had so much respect for him. Thank you for blazing this path, rest in peace!

Dr. Cynthia Lankenau brought to our attention the passing of Dr. Mark Haverkos this past February 2nd, 2025. The veterinary world will be less, no doubt. Dr. Haverkos was an outstanding Elder of our AHVMA Community. I will never forget our greetings, as I called him affectionately the "Hippie" and he called me "The General." A happy journey following the East and South Winds.

01/06/2025

No horse pictures, she is tucked into the stall. Keep warm and stay safe! The dog and I walked down the driveway before it was plowed, my accomplishment for the day!

10/23/2024

I have been having this conversation a lot lately

Fall laminitis refers to cases of laminitis or founder that occur in the autumnal months. Although laminitis can happen in any season, anecdotally there seems to be an uptick in the number of cases in the fall.

Why could this be?

• As the days get shorter and colder, grasses have been shown to respond to this stress with higher sugar concentrations. Diets with higher simple sugar concentrations may increase the risk of laminitis.

• Decreases in exercise may cause increases in body condition. Fat or obese horses are at risk of developing laminitis.

• Horses naturally have increased levels of certain hormones in the fall. If you have a horse with PPID (previously referred to as equine Cushing’s), the increase in their cortisol levels could put them at risk for laminitis.

If you have questions concerning fall laminitis or are concerned that your horse may be at an increased risk, contact your equine veterinarian so that they can properly evaluate your horse's unique situation.

Thank you to the Horse Owner Education Committee for providing this information.

10/22/2024

Time to head to Zionsville to adjust horses! If you would like to be added my route starts in Greensburg, through Shelbyville up to Zionsville and back. Text me at +18126210673
Please share!

09/20/2024

How cool are your clients?
These are mine!!

07/31/2024

I’m nerdy enough that this made me laugh! I love the idea of a happy vertebra!

07/12/2024

I am scheduling a day of chiropractic in the Nobelsville and Zionsville area on July 22. Let me know if you would like to be added to the schedule. 812-621-0673

04/30/2024

Looking for ideas!

I have been slacking on my business page. What would everyone like to see? Information about vaccines that are recommended? Information about dental disease? Chiropractic uses? Would you want to write in Questions? I need some fresh ideas!

04/30/2024

Putting out feelers for team horses! We are looking for horses to be donated for our team to use during the school year. We are looking for a range of abilities, from walk-trot pleasure type to advanced/ ranch riding. This could be a semester commitment or year long. Our team will take care of the day to day feeding, cleaning of stalls and turn out. Please PM for more information or with any questions!