Dr. Carrie Schlachter’s practice focuses on integrative sports medicine, rehabilitation and behavioral therapy. She founded and designed Circle Oak Equine Sports Medicine’s rehabilitation and fitness programs and her practice Animals In Motion (AIM) is a continuation of that quest for knowledge. Located at Chicken Foot Ranch in Penngrove, CA - AIM is a place for the horses. She is a FEI official delegate in jumpers, certified in chiropractic and acupuncture, and is board certified by the American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation.

Dr. Carrie has served on the ACVSMR’s examination committee and is currently on the American Association of Equine Practitioners Scientific Review & Editorial committee. Dr. Schlachter also enjoys teaching for Equinology and it’s associates around the world as well as lecturing on sports medicine, rehabilitation and digital diagnostic imaging. She has, with her partners Dr. Nicole Rombach and Debranne Patillo, started the Academy of Animal Sport Science (www.academyofanimalsportscience.com) which offers an equine rehabilitation certificate program for licensed professionals and veterinarians.