Equine Chiropractic by Brianna Erdmier

One of the greatest feelings in the world is to relieve pain or suffering for an animal or person. You can do that with your touch, your smile and your very presence. Do not underestimate the power of who you are and for certain do not let anyone diminish your sense of power to heal.

BBR horses!!! Anyone that still needs scheduled PM me ASAP! 12th and 13th, 14th in the morning are open but almost all other spots closer are filled.

When you get kissed by a cow.... excuse me...I am crying laughing. Brent Bennett... Kaylin Maree Schimpf Heart Of A Cowgirl Photography by Samantha Dawn

Nathan Meier pointed out this was our fastest run this year... It may not look fast but trust me he was booking and cooking! Equine Chiropractic by Brianna Erdm...ier he definitely felt better! Thanks for adjusting him! He was full of energy and ready to rock and roll Cassie Hare thanks for tagging along and videoing for me See more

Read it Again! Happy Wednesday Ya'll

Happy Friday!! Anyone know of someone interested in part time work? We are looking for someone to help with AM and PM feedings of my family’s horses. It would b...e a great opportunity for someone that wants a few extra hours of work. It would not be every day. Personal references required. NW Edmond - Deer Creek area. Please share PM one of us for more info. Rita Trammell Hoch - President, Nexus Equine Laura Trammell Dawson See more

ILLINOIS horse adjustments!!!! April 17-22 I will be back! Comment below or send me a PM. Please see updated pricing and packages below. See you soon!

New Packages and Discounts available!

Meet Prince. He is currently my biggest patient Prince has a very important job being handsome and strong. He pulls carriages for weddings and downtown Oklahoma City. He was perfectly behaved for his adjustment!

It’s Sacred. If you have animals as family members, it does not take long to understand this. A lot of healthcare providers avoid this word in the delivery of c...are and do so in order to maintain a clinical setting. Animals do not care about a clinical setting. They relate and respond to that which we cannot place under a microscope. I think it all begins with a sacred attitude and everything should go from there. (Thank you Jim Chester for sending this photo along.) See more

Next Sunday April 11th