Yanos Equine Chiropractic and Acupuncture Services, LLC

01/31/2026

During winter, we often get calls to evaluate horses that have soreness or lameness after slipping in icy conditions. While horses will be horses, and playtime accidents happen, here are few tips to help minimize slips around the barn.

How much ice you get each winter and how you deal with it depends on where you live. Regardless of how long the slippery stuff is around, keeping your horses safe is a key concern. Regardless of how long the slippery stuff is around, keeping your horses safe is a key concern.

01/24/2024

2024 Pricing Guide:

Barn Call: $40/location
Chiropractic Adjustment: $120/horse
Acupuncture Initial Evaluation and Treatment: $120/horse
Follow-up Acupuncture Treatments: $100/horse/session

Prices Effective Through December 31, 2024.

07/03/2023

https://thehorse.com/1116134/equine-kissing-spines-gene-found/?fbclid=IwAR3NDoAcEG_ylLpfXo_HmaLTrxSoJTLbSTuGZvhXBMknot-i4mZn8IHgJyQ

Researchers discovered a connection between Chromosome 25 and the presence of kissing spines in horses.

07/12/2022

It’s —let’s take a moment to celebrate and thank our farriers! Proper foot care is the cornerstone of maintaining a sound horse and a good farrier is instrumental in keeping the horse’s feet balanced and well-supported. Farriers and veterinarians often work together for the best interests of the horse, so a skilled farrier is both a necessity and a tremendous asset for your horse care dream team. Be sure to let your farriers know they are appreciated!

07/02/2022

Have you been waiting longer than usual for an open appointment with your veterinarian or been unable to access after-hours services for your horse? The shortage of equine veterinarians in the U.S. is likely the cause. Many veterinary practices have too few horse doctors to service all their clients.

Why? Only about 6% of new veterinary graduates annually enter equine practice. After five years, 50% of these young veterinarians leave for small animal practice or quit veterinary medicine altogether. The primary reasons are the personal demands of the profession and equine practice’s lower starting salaries. Many new veterinarians begin their career with more than $200,000 in student loan debt, making an equine position with lower compensation often unthinkable. When financial concerns are combined with the always present demands of emergency coverage, many equine veterinarians choose to leave for a healthier way of life.

The good news is that the AAEP along with private veterinary practices and veterinary schools are addressing the pain points which have led to the current crisis. But the solution is complex and will require the support and collaboration of every person in the equine industry — including horse owners. As we work to improve the profession for current and future veterinarians, you have a huge role to play in the much-needed transformation of equine practice. Horse doctors look forward to working together with you for the good of the horse and the sustainability of veterinary care!

05/31/2022

Help us cure sarcoma by participating in the 2022 run/walk. We will be in person at North Park Boathouse, and will also offer a virtual livestream. We would love to add your team to the event!

05/12/2022

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For anyone who has backyard poultry, the University of Arkansas is putting on two seminars (free) about protecting backyard flocks from Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza.

01/29/2022

https://thehorse.com/1108187/si-treatments-in-horses-steroid-choice-not-ultrasound-matter/?utm_medium=aaep+touchpoints+enews&utm_source=Newsletter

Researchers found the choice of steroid used for sacroiliac joint injections predicted outcomes better than whether the horse underwent a preprocedure ultrasound.

12/24/2021

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all of our wonderful clients and patients!!!

12/23/2021

Limited spots available for Dec. 24, 26, and 28-Jan. 1. Next availability after the holidays will be Jan. 14-15.

10/18/2021

For the remainder of 2021 and until at least January 31, 2022, appointments will only be available every other Fri/Sat/Sun due to work travel. This new schedule is effective immediately, except for those who have already schedule appointments when I return next week from overseas. This drastic change in scheduling will be quite inconvenient, so please let us know if you need a recommendation for another practitioner in between available dates.