Kyla Awes, DCKyla Awes, D.C.

952-201-3478

www.DrKyla.com

Dr. Kyla grew up with animals and spent most of her youth working at her mother's horse farm in Loretto, MN. She has been riding horses since before she could walk and she has always been passionate about animals. Dr. Kyla is an experienced rider and trainer and has ridden through the Grand Prix level in dressage and Preliminary level in eventing. In her youth she was a member of North Star Pony Club and she is a "B" graduate.

Dr. Kyla initially became interested in chiropractic while riding horses. One of the trainers that she worked for had an equine chiropractor adjust the show jumping horses at the farm. These horses were extreme athletes and were required to jump fences of heights of more than five feet. They needed to be in top physical form. Dr. Kyla was amazed at how well the horses responded to the chiropractic care. They felt more agile on their feet, had more energy, jumped better, and were more willing to work.

After experiencing the profound effects of chiropractic care for both her horses and herself, Kyla decided to become a chiropractor. Dr. Kyla attended Northwestern Health Sciences University in Bloomington, MN where she completed her Bachelor of Science degree as well as Doctorate of Chiropractic degree with honors.

Dr. Kyla’s passion for animals led her to continue her chiropractic training and complete the 210-hour postgraduate course at Options for Animals School of Animal Chiropractic in Wellsville, Kansas. She is certified by the IVCA (International Veterinary Chiropractic Association) and registered with the Minnesota Board of Chiropractic Examiners to practice as an Animal Chiropractor. Dr. Kyla practices in strict accordance to the Minnesota code of regulations regarding animal chiropractic.

Dr. Kyla continues to ride horses and competes in dressage shows throughout the Midwest on her horse, Jezzy. She and her husband, Anton, currently reside in Plymouth, MN with their dog, Onyx, and two cats, Bags and Little Guy.

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