At your barn
Equine chiropractic
Individual movement and joint-motion assessment, with manual or instrument-assisted adjustments when appropriate for your horse.
Request equine careShort Go Equine Chiropractic
Mobile horse chiropractic in Dallas–Fort Worth.
Thoughtful, individual care. Right at your barn. Dr. Andrew Leo brings chiropractic care to horses across North Texas, with seasonal routes in Montana.
Equine care at the heart of our practice. Canine and human care available, too.
AVCA certifiedDoctor of Chiropractic · Parker UniversityNorth Texas & seasonal Montana routes
Care for the way you move
Our services
Choose the care you need. We’ll help you plan the right next step.
For your companion
Canine chiropractic
Chiropractic care for dogs, tailored to their mobility, activity, and individual needs, with veterinary coordination when appropriate.
Request canine careFor you, too
Human chiropractic
Care with Dr. Leo, a licensed Doctor of Chiropractic, for individual movement and mobility concerns.
Request human careAssessment first. Care starts with your individual needs.
Thoughtful follow-up. Recommendations depend on the findings.
Mobile visits. We coordinate the location and timing with you.
Meet your chiropractor
A lifetime around horses.
Care grounded in training.
From Montana rodeo arenas to North Texas barns, Dr. Andrew Leo brings an equestrian background to his work with horses and their owners.
Dr. Leo earned his Doctor of Chiropractic and master’s in Neuroscience at Parker University and completed animal chiropractic training and AVCA certification.
Meet Dr. LeoA client’s experience
“Dr. Drew is seriously the best! Whether it’s me or my horse, we’re always in great hands.”
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From first hello to your barn
How a barn call works
Request a visit
Tell us your city, number of horses, and preferred timing. Have several owners at one barn? Include the total horse count.
Confirm the details
We discuss availability, pricing, travel, and any veterinary coordination before confirming your appointment.
Care at your barn
Dr. Leo assesses your horse, provides care when appropriate, and discusses findings and next steps with you.
Sending a request starts a conversation. Your appointment is confirmed with us afterward.
Understand the care
What is equine chiropractic?
Equine chiropractic focuses on the motion of the spine and other joints. After a movement and hands-on assessment, restricted joints may be addressed with manual or instrument-assisted adjustments.
The goal is comfortable, efficient movement as part of your horse’s broader care plan. Chiropractic complements veterinary care and does not replace diagnosis or treatment.
When veterinary evaluation comes firstWe Come To You
Service Areas
We are a fully mobile practice proudly serving the greater DFW metroplex, surrounding North Texas communities, and Montana. Don't see your area? Contact us — we may still be able to help!
North Texas Hub
Fort Worth, Dallas, Coppell, Southlake, Weatherford, Argyle, Decatur, and surrounding DFW communities — plus dedicated east-side routes through McKinney, Rockwall, Forney, Mesquite, and Kaufman County.
Montana Hub (Seasonal)
Great Falls, Havre, Harlem, and surrounding Hi-Line and central Montana communities during confirmed seasonal route windows.
Coppell, TX
Dallas, TX
Fort Worth, TX
Southlake, TX
Weatherford, TX
Argyle, TX
Decatur, TX
McKinney, TX
Rockwall, TX
Forney, TX
Mesquite, TX
Frisco, TX
Aubrey, TX
Pilot Point, TX
Great Falls, MT
Havre, MT
Harlem, MT
Montana Routes (Seasonal)
Surrounding Areas — Just Ask!
Straight Answers for Horse Owners
Horse Care Guides
Understand what happens at a barn call, when veterinary evaluation comes first, and how to prepare your horse for a useful visit.
What Happens at a Barn Call?
The visit flow from history and movement observation through findings and next steps.
Chiropractic or Lameness Exam?
A direct guide to which kind of evaluation your horse needs first.
Prepare for a Barn Call
A practical checklist for the horse, handler, history, and work area.
Information
Frequently Asked Questions
What does an initial evaluation look like?
Every assessment begins with a history review and, when safe and appropriate, observation of the horse's posture and movement. The hands-on portion assesses joint motion through the spine, pelvis, and limbs. If the findings suggest injury, disease, marked pain, or another concern that needs diagnosis, veterinary evaluation comes first.
How often should my horse be adjusted?
There is no universal schedule. Follow-up depends on the individual horse, workload, assessment findings, response, and veterinary guidance. Dr. Leo discusses whether another visit is appropriate only after evaluating the horse.
Is chiropractic a replacement for veterinary medicine?
No. Chiropractic is a complementary therapy. We work closely with your veterinarian to ensure your horse's overall health and do not treat internal medicine issues or perform surgeries.
Do you treat animals other than horses?
Yes! Dr. Leo is also certified to provide chiropractic care for dogs. As a licensed Doctor of Chiropractic, he treats humans as well. Contact us to learn more.
Is a vet referral required in Texas?
Texas regulates animal chiropractic as an alternate therapy within veterinary practice rules. Applicable veterinarian-client-patient relationship, examination, owner-acknowledgment, delegation, and supervision requirements must be followed. We confirm the current process and any needed documentation before care is provided.
Let’s plan your visit
Good care starts
with a conversation.
Choose equine, canine, or human care and tell us where you’re located. We’ll discuss availability and pricing before confirming your visit.
shortgoequinechiro@gmail.com
4652 Parkmount Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76137
Serving DFW & seasonal Montana routes
Mon–Sat by appointment
We’ll collect any detailed intake information after we connect.