Firewater Equine

11/20/2025

We are aware of and diligently monitoring the EHV-1 situation. We will continue to use our resources and connections to keep our patients safe. Please continue to follow professional advice and don't hesitate to contact Dr. Loe with any questions or concerns.

Here is a great article to learn more about the virus.

Learn about this highly contagious equine virus and how to curb its spread.

11/20/2025

This mare is juggling two serious issues: a deep digital flexor tendon tear and founder in her hind feet. Her founder is currently stabilized, which gives us room to focus her therapy on the DDFT.

We’re applying oversized wedged egg bar shoes to allow more caudal support, less drop of the fetlock, support the tendon, improve her mechanics, and ease the added strain and discomfort created by the founder. Every adjustment is intentional and aimed at keeping her comfortable while steering her toward real healing.

11/18/2025

Anybody can place a needle… the real work is knowing exactly where it needs to go.

Prepping our clients as they head into the Futurity in Fort Worth. These shots were taken out at — wishing their team the best of luck in the arena.

Precision matters in the saddle and in the treatment plan.

11/11/2025

On this Veteran’s Day, we pause to recognize the heroes who have served our country with strength and sacrifice.

Firewater Equine is proud to stand with the veterans in our community, and we are deeply grateful for the dedication they’ve shown both in and out of uniform.

To all who have served, thank you. Your courage deserves more than one day of appreciation.

11/06/2025

Horse hooves have unique needs and require personalized solutions.
Some need a lighter touch. Some need a full reset.
Dr. Loe reads the story in every stride, finding what each horse needs to stay balanced, sound, and comfortable.

11/04/2025

We’re proud to be featured in a recent issue of Barrel Horse News with Dr. Justin High! 🐴

The article highlights the vital role of teamwork among veterinarians, farriers, and chiropractors in keeping horses sound, healthy, and performing at their best.

Grateful for the opportunity to be part of the conversation, and for everyone who puts the animals first every day!

📖 Read the full article here:
We’re proud to be featured in a recent issue of Barrel Horse News with Dr. Justin High! 🐴

The article highlights the vital role of teamwork among veterinarians, farriers, and chiropractors in keeping horses sound, healthy, and performing at their best.

Grateful for the opportunity to be part of the conversation, and for everyone who puts the animals first every day!

📖 Read the full article here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JUgMg2aHFiga9si6WNUnKh8IxYSGyKDj/view?usp=drivesdk

10/28/2025

Come for the superior Equine Chiropractic Care - stay for the best dad jokes in North Texas.

10/23/2025

At Firewater Equine, gait and movement are evaluated before and after every treatment to identify areas of compensation, pain, or imbalance. Dr. Loe studies foot placement, weight distribution, and stride symmetry to pinpoint the source of discomfort and confirm that each adjustment delivers real, measurable relief.

Because when it comes to your horse’s performance and comfort—we don’t guess, we assess.

Image taken at Rapp Ranch

10/21/2025

We're not afraid to get dirty to get the job done right!

10/16/2025

🐎 New Service Alert at Firewater Equine! 🩺

We’re proud to announce that Dr. Paul Loe is now offering Equine Acupuncture — a proven, veterinarian-administered treatment designed to support your horse’s overall health and performance.

Using fine, strategically placed needles along specific points (called meridians), acupuncture helps stimulate nerves and increase blood flow, offering relief from:

Back and neck pain

Sore or tight muscles

Lameness and joint issues

Laminitis and hoof discomfort

🐎 New Service Alert at Firewater Equine! 🩺
We’re proud to announce that Dr. Paul Loe is now offering Equine Acupuncture — a proven treatment designed to support your horse’s overall health and performance.

Using fine, strategically placed needles along specific points (called meridians), acupuncture helps stimulate nerves and increase blood flow, offering relief from:
• Back and neck pain
• Sore or tight muscles
• Lameness and joint issues
• Laminitis and hoof discomfort

Each session lasts about 15–30 minutes and is tailored to your horse’s unique needs.

Acupuncture can be paired with other treatments or used as a standalone therapy for recovery, balance, and better mobility.
�📞 Call to schedule your horse’s first session or ask about integrating acupuncture into your current care plan.

10/14/2025

When you love your horse like family, you want someone who understands that bond. Dr. Loe brings skill, heart, and a lifetime of horse sense to every call.