Baldwin Animal Chiropractic & Acupuncture

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Baldwin Animal Chiropractic & Acupuncture offers primarily equine chiropractic (and occasionally acupuncture) services to clients in the greater Houston area and occasionally other areas as well.

10/22/2025

This patient today has a serious sense of humor and kept us laughing during his entire adjustment! What’s with the tongue, man?!? 😂


03/01/2024

Did you know that acupuncture can be used to help treat shoulder sweeney?

Shoulder sweeney is a condition affecting the shoulder muscles of the horse where these muscles become atrophied. It is typically caused by damage to the suprascapular nerve where it runs relatively superficially across the front of the horse’s shoulder joint. This nerve innervates muscles in the horse’s shoulder, so when the nerve is damaged, these muscles stop working and start to waste away.

Electroacupuncture is a helpful modality in the treatment of shoulder sweeney and a session is seen here on a yearling that injured his shoulder by going through a fence several weeks ago.

02/18/2024

This sweet older mare, Trixie, has been going through a lot of lameness issues in both the front and back end over the last six months. Chiropractic work can’t directly help what she has going on in her legs, but it has been hugely helpful in keeping her body more comfortable.

Here is a clip the owner took of her back and pelvis being motioned (checking the mobility of each joint) and a few adjustments being performed.

01/24/2024

It’s a little bit wet out here today, so we are rescheduling appointments for the rest of the day. Until drier times, my friends!

Cold? What cold?!? We still worked today!
01/16/2024

Cold? What cold?!? We still worked today!

01/09/2024

This mare really enjoyed her acupuncture today! Yawning is a form of release, which demonstrates that the horse is appreciative of what I am doing and some tension has been released. As you can see in the video in the comments, electroacupuncture can cause muscle contraction/twitching. Not all horses tolerate this, so the intensity can be kept at a lower setting so as not to cause twitching as well.

11/02/2023

Ever wondered what an equine adjustment looks like? This quick video shows a left SI (sacroiliac) adjustment as well as a lumbar adjustment. This sweet older mare has had quite a bit of discomfort due to some chronic left hind hoof issues as well as a recent left hind injury back in September.

Text message received from the mare’s owner the day after her first adjustment, “I have to tell you, it's anything short of a miracle 🙏❤️she doesn't have the stammer in her step anymore. She actually trotted while I was walking her around she has pep in her step. I think we should do another session in three weeks instead of four I don't wanna let it go too long. This is absolutely amazing. Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart”

For those clients who l've recommended anhidrosis supplements to, if you've decided to go with Platinum Refresh and have...
08/01/2023

For those clients who l've recommended anhidrosis supplements to, if you've decided to go with Platinum Refresh and haven't already given them another veterinarian's name, please let them know I am the one who recommended it to you. I'm finally on board with their rewards program, so you can give them my name or my Direct Dispense ID, which is W15. Thank you guys!!

In acupuncture, they say the cause of a bent needle is often energy flow in that area. I’m just as big of a skeptic as t...
07/18/2023

In acupuncture, they say the cause of a bent needle is often energy flow in that area. I’m just as big of a skeptic as the next person about some things, but these needles were in a horse who barely moved. Explain that one!

07/03/2023

For all of you out there whose horses have stopped sweating in this ridiculous Texas heat, just know you’re not alone. One of my own horses is trying to do the same thing. 😩

Thankfully for him, his mom is an acupuncturist, so he got treatment immediately!

I get asked all the time how acupuncture can help horses that aren’t sweating well, and the basic theory is that when a horse’s energy is out of balance, it can’t ward off the external heat “toxin”. The needles help restore proper energy flow and balance, and the horse’s body can handle the heat appropriately once more.

Treatment is not a “one and done” kind of thing, though. I recommend 3-4 once weekly treatments to start, then evaluate how the horse is doing. If the response is positive, then gradually decrease the frequency of the treatments until it’s down to once monthly, then continue at that until the weather cools off.

Here is a video of Twist’s acupuncture session this morning (and a couple of photos in the comments). He was a very good boy!

Acupuncture can be a really useful tool for general sport horse maintenance and wellness. I think my patient, Sirio, agr...
02/09/2023

Acupuncture can be a really useful tool for general sport horse maintenance and wellness. I think my patient, Sirio, agrees!

I had some help this morning when I did a little chiro and acupuncture on my own horse, Twist. For those who ask why I d...
01/06/2023

I had some help this morning when I did a little chiro and acupuncture on my own horse, Twist. For those who ask why I don’t work on Fridays, it’s because I usually have my daughter, Bristol, home with me those days. ❤️

Address

FM-2920
Houston, TX
77484

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+12815168560

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