Dr. Andi Luke, Human and Animal Chiropractic Care

06/08/2024

McClure area trip coming Tuesday Aug. 13. Last chance to add in before the schedule is final!

02/07/2024

✨ A little gem for going into Cowboy Christmas. If your horse isn’t working well, it is probably not feeling well!💡

❤️ The difference between these two runs is a horse that is now feeling better and saddle fit issues were addressed. He wasn’t working the rope because he couldn’t engage his hind end and the saddle pressure was uncomfortable.

🤍” Bad behavior” or lack of performance is almost always a sore horse!!!

💙 Look after them and they’ll work so well for you!! 💪

16/06/2024

McClure, PA area - Trip coming your way June 25th. If anyone that has not reached out already wants squeezed in please let me know ASAP!

19/04/2024

Spring has sprung and the schedule is a tad wild. If you’re looking to have your horses seen in the next few weeks please send me a message and Quincy will see where she can get you on the books! 📆

16/01/2024

Pups getting sore after playing in the snow? ❄️ We can help! Give Pine Creek Veterinary Associates a call to inquire about chiropractic care for your fur babes. 📞 (570) 769-6088

09/08/2023

If you see us today and my child is chewing on a muzzle and a curry comb, just know she has 1 million toys, but these are what she chose to bring for the day. 🐶 🐴 😅

05/07/2023

🗓 Summer is BUSY!! If you know your horse is coming due, or you have an event you’d like treated before, please get on the schedule so we can accommodate. ✅

Ps. My child may eat your hay and lead ropes or drink out of your buckets, but I can assure you she’s entertaining and will pick up lots of dust off your barn floor. 🐷

06/06/2023

This!! 👇🏻🙌

🫧Joint Cavitations🫧

When people think of chiropractic treatments, they often associate them with cracking and popping noises with each adjustment. These noises occur when there is a change in pressure within the joint, causing a release of gas from the fluids within (think of opening up a jar or can).

Although in people this is quite common, cavitations occur much less frequently when adjusting animals. Popping and cracking noises do not indicate a successful adjustment.

You may also hear these noises when your horse turns their head to scratch their side or swat a fly. This does not indicate that they have adjusted themselves, and that they don’t need to be assessed by a chiropractor.

Any joint can make this noise given the right circumstances. When performed in conjunction with global movement such as turning the head, these releases often occur at joints that are already moving appropriately, and therefore have more range of motion to change the pressure within the joint that much easier.

19/05/2023

📢📞 ATTENTION: New phone number announcement!!! (315) 209-9910 is the new number for contact. The 705 number is no longer active. Thank you!

10/05/2023

Currently accepting dog patients of all ages at Pine Creek Veterinary Associates. Give them a call to get your pup on the schedule.

📞 570-769-6088

📸: Stephanie Walizer Photography

12/04/2023

We can help you, and your horses!! 🐎 👍

📞 570-858-1730