Equine Chiropractic Care in Phoenix

At Desert Shadows Chiropractic in Phoenix, equine chiropractic care is essential for maintaining the mobility, strength, and overall health of horses. Whether your horse is navigating rugged desert trails or performing in competitive events, proper spinal adjustments and joint mobilization are crucial for flexibility and pain prevention. The harsh Arizona terrain can place added stress on a horse’s musculoskeletal system, making gait and posture analysis an important part of maintaining balanced movement.

A well-fitted saddle is also key to a horse’s comfort and performance. A saddle fit assessment ensures that improper saddle placement does not cause unnecessary strain on the back and shoulders. By addressing these factors, equine chiropractors in Phoenix help horses stay agile, comfortable, and ready for any riding challenge.

Equine Services:

An equine chiropractor focuses on the musculoskeletal and nervous systems of horses, using manual adjustments and other techniques to improve mobility, relieve pain, and enhance performance. Some of their services include:

Spinal Adjustments – Correcting misalignments (subluxations) in the spine to improve nerve function and movement.
Joint Mobilization – Enhancing flexibility and range of motion in the horse’s legs, neck, and back.
Soft Tissue Work – Using massage and stretching techniques to release tension in muscles and ligaments.
Gait and Posture Analysis – Identifying movement abnormalities and addressing imbalances.
Performance Optimization – Helping competitive horses maintain peak physical condition.
Pain Management – Reducing discomfort from injuries, arthritis, or chronic conditions.
Injury Prevention & Recovery – Supporting rehabilitation after strains, sprains, or surgery.
Saddle Fit Assessment – Checking if poor saddle fit is contributing to musculoskeletal issues.
Neurological Assessments – Evaluating reflexes and nerve function to detect any underlying issues.
Customized Exercise Programs – Recommending stretches and exercises to maintain alignment and strength.

If you love what we do, please leave a review!

Animal Chiropractic

5.0

Based on 17 reviews

review us on

Steven Ward

14:33 21 Mar 22

This Dr is wonderful. He cares and helps when our dog is in need of a treatment.Highly recommend.

Melissa Madsen

14:02 05 Mar 22

This review is way passed due. Dr. Campo is literally a hero. He has brought my dog, who I thought was on his death bed, back to spunky energized health more than once. We have gone broke spending everything we had on surgery and medication and emergency rooms due to the VET telling us that was our only option to keep our dog. Jinx suffers from IVDD. Dr. Campo, in my opinion, cures IVDD. At least makes it more comfortable. My dog will be shaking in pain and unable to walk & just a couple visits to Animal Chiropractic, he is full of life and he feels so good youd never know what he has been through. Dr. Campo is so knowledgeable, honest, we see how much he truly cares about our dog. He tells us everything we need to do to prevent this from happening again (unlike the vet who basically tells us we are doomed)& being the only chiropractor in the valley, the value for his services are so beyond fair. Yall. If your dog suffers from IVDD, im tellin ya, stop wasting your time and money and come here. Trust him. The CBD and powders he prescribes are miracle workers too.Thank you Dr. Campo!

Susan R

20:37 02 Dec 21

Thank you Dr. Campo for helping my furry kid feel better! It was a great experience!

Michelle Ducat

18:53 24 Nov 21

Went today was nervous about what to expect for my papillion but the doctor was amazing. He listened to me and was amazing with our dog. I understand when a vet is important but when they don't know what to really do this is why I came here. So grateful finally some answers. Thank you for listening and putting us at ease.

Jason Allen

18:50 25 Sep 21

I can't say enough great things about Dr. Chris. Patient, Understanding, Knowledgeable, Fair Pricing! Kodiak, my 13 yo Siberian Husky, jumped out of the back seat of a car at the groomers. He twisted his back so badly that he literally couldn't hold himself up on his back legs. After taking him to the ER vet, they thought he might have nerve damage! A quick 20 minute visit with Dr Chris, a few adjustments, and he was walking like normal! The relief was overwhelming! Kodiak is back to himself! It's amazing how a simple adjustment cleared up all the problems, vs the normal vet who wanted to run $1000 in tests, that, come to find out, would have been inconclusive anyway.