Veterinary Performance Rehabilitation, LLC

Veterinary Performance Rehabilitation, LLC Holistic veterinary practice offering alternative therapies including veterinary chiropractic, acupuncture, rehab and herbs. Large animal farm calls available.

Small animals please call Hands of Hope Animal hospital (478) 336-1999 for appointment Jennifer L. Miller, DVM provides hands on therapy to keep animal athletes and beloved pets performing and feeling their best. By drawing on all of the therapies she has studied she can keep animals competitive and comfortable. Offering rehabilitation and fitness plans specific to each individual along with spina

l manipulation (animal chiropractic), acupuncture, laser, therapeutic ultrasound, Myofascial trigger point therapy, cranial sacral therapy, and PEMF.

*Certified in Equine Rehabilitation - Academy of Animal Sport Sciences
*Certified Veterinary Spinal Manipulation Therapy – Healing Oasis Wellness Center
*Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist - Chi Institute of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine
* American Association of traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine Member
*Certified by the College of Animal Chiropractors

05/24/2025

Grief is the quiet hum of a love that no longer has a body.

It’s the phantom weight at the foot of the bed where they used to sleep.
The way you still pause before opening a cheese wrapper, out of habit.
The way your heart stumbles when you see their favorite toy under the couch, dusty but untouched.

This isn’t just sadness—it’s the echo of a thousand small rituals that once meant nothing and now mean everything.
The way they’d nudge your hand for pets while you worked, or how their tail thumped the floor at the sound of your voice.
The way the house feels like a museum of their absence—every corner whispering, They were here. They mattered.

At first, the grief is a wild thing—sharp teeth, ragged breath. It chews through your days and leaves you raw.
But slowly, the storm inside you settles. Not because the love fades, but because it finds new places to live.
In the way you smile at a stranger’s dog who has their same goofy ears.
In the way you catch yourself saving the last bite of your sandwich, then realize no one is waiting for it.

You don’t “move on” from a love like this.
You fold it into your bones.
You wear it in the way you walk through the world a little softer now, a little more tender—because they taught you how.

Grief isn’t a flaw. It’s the fingerprint of a love so deep it outlived its form.
So let it ache. Let it linger. Let it remind you:
What you miss isn’t gone. It’s just buried in your nervous system—a pulse of warmth when you least expect it.

One day, you’ll tell their story and laugh before you cry.
One day, their memory will feel like sunlight on your shoulders instead of a weight on your chest.
Not because you’ve forgotten, but because love has a way of turning wounds into wisdom.

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05/21/2025
12/30/2024

So excited to be teaching again! Please join us for a fun day of learning about equine posture and gait patterns. We will have lecture in the morning and lab in the afternoon with plenty of time for Q&A. Contact Keri to register.

11/02/2024

Can’t wait to see everyone in sunny Florida!

I hope everyone has a wonderful Holiday weekend and gets to spend some extra time with your four legged best friend!
09/01/2024

I hope everyone has a wonderful Holiday weekend and gets to spend some extra time with your four legged best friend!

Be sure to thank your farrier. They are someOf the hardest working equine professionals. Especially this time of the yea...
07/09/2024

Be sure to thank your farrier. They are some
Of the hardest working equine professionals. Especially this time of the year!! No foot no horse!!

It's National Farriers Week! Let's celebrate the hard work that our farriers put in daily to partner with equine veterinarians and ensure the health and well-being of our horses. Proper hoof care is essential for a sound and happy horse, so it goes without saying that a skilled farrier is both a necessity and a tremendous asset.

Don't forget to give a shoutout to your farriers this week and show them your appreciation for their dedication to their craft!

Happy birthday to the best little red dog (or little red devil depending) I could have ever wished for!  Can’t believe y...
05/16/2024

Happy birthday to the best little red dog (or little red devil depending) I could have ever wished for! Can’t believe you are a year old! We started the day off with a little
Outside time and ended with cuddles and there was the normal naughtiness in between.
Thank you so much Billie-jay for trusting her to me and sending her so far away from you to live her best life with me.

Finally an article that highlights the work veterinarians do on the frontlines of animal and human health!!!
04/21/2024

Finally an article that highlights the work veterinarians do on the frontlines of animal and human health!!!

It took weeks for two Iowa State grads to discover bird flu was infecting dairy cattle in Texas.

03/11/2024

I’m excited to be treating canine athletes at this year‘s AKC National Agility Championship show in Perry.  I will be there offering spinal manipulation (Animal chiropractic), Acupuncture, laser, PEMF, and myofascial trigger point therapy. I’ll be working out of a stall so it will be nice and quiet and a place for both dogs and their people to relax.

This is the first time I’ve dipped my toe in online scheduling. Please feel free to share the link below with your friends.
I will be closing the online schedule Wednesday evening and be moving to appointments made in person at the event, so nothing gets cross scheduled. 

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Byron, GA
31008

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+18667797737

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