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AAEP Virtual Wednesday Round Table: Chiropractic in Horses: From Standalone Care to Integrative Therapy

AAEP Virtual Wednesday Round Table: Chiropractic in Horses: From Standalone Care to Integrative Therapy

Recorded On: 10/11/2023

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October 11, 2023. 

Join Dr. Armando Nieto for a discussion of chiropractic care for horses, including options for professional chiropractic training and the ways he has integrated chiropractic into his practice over the last 12 years. The discussion will also touch on other alternative treatment modalities, including acupuncture.


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Chiropractic in Horses: From Standalone Care to Integrative Therapy
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Open to view video.  |  90 minutes Join Dr. Armando Nieto for a discussion of chiropractic care for horses, including options for professional chiropractic training and the ways he has integrated chiropractic into his practice over the last 12 years. The discussion will also touch on other alternative treatment modalities, including acupuncture.
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Armando Nieto

Dr. Armando Nieto received his veterinary degree from Colorado State University in 2008. After three years in mixed practice in California, he joined the racetrack circuit—first in New Mexico and eventually in Kentucky and Florida. While his racetrack practice focused on sports medicine and lameness, Dr. Nieto began incorporating chiropractic care to better diagnose and treat the “whole horse.” This led to an interest in traditional acupuncture and integrative medicine, which he continues to develop to this day. Dr. Nieto, who serves on the AAEP’s Scientific Review & Editorial Committee, is based out of Washington.