All Spines Chiropractic

05/24/2026

It’s been a long time coming but we finally have a sign! Sign Works of Muscatine did a great job creating it and a big shout out to these guys for putting it up!

05/15/2026

We will be closed today though 5/26. We will get back to everyone shortly after that!

05/09/2026

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04/29/2026

All Spines Chiropractic will be back on May 13th!

03/26/2026

A few updates for current patients/clients:

☀️We are updating some of our software and will be needing updated information & paperwork! This will be a tedious process but will help in the long run. Dr. Erin will be reaching out for email addresses from each animal owner but feel free to text it to her now to speed up the process! Additionally, there may be paperwork to fill out in the office.

☀️Secondly, Dr. Erin will no longer be responding to business questions/messages through her personal Facebook account in order to streamline communication. Please direct your messages to this page or via call/text. (563-299-4931)

☀️Lastly, many of you know Dr. Erin is getting married in May! She will be out of the office and not returning messages 5/16-5/25 and will have adjusted hours 5/14 & 5/15. Due to this, mobile visit dates for May are nearly full already. Please reach out ASAP if you would like a visit between now and the end of May to guarantee your spot on the schedule!

Thank you everyone for your patience and support!

03/03/2026

March dates are filling up fast for mobile visits! Contact us to get on the schedule to get your horse, dog, and yourself tuned up for when the weather gets nice! ☀️

Ms. Honey thought she needed a snack while her mama was getting pampered 🥰

02/22/2026

This is true for most every profession! Just because one professional sees one thing and another may see something different doesn’t necessarily mean one of them is wrong. Everything in the body is connected!

Today’s tip of the day: Remember that they call it *practicing* veterinary medicine. Your vet can’t read a crystal ball.

If I have a project, I usually end up taking a horse to the vet several times, even within a month to get things lined out. That doesn’t mean I will always have to do that.

So let’s say we go in for some routine stuff, lameness exam, and today, the vet sees hocks and stifles. Pretty common.

Well I go home and ride the next couple weeks and something is still not 100%. So we go back.

This time they say SI, and knees or something like that. I go home and ride the next couple weeks, something still not right, so I go back.

This time, tmj/poll. I’ll go home and ride again.

This doesn’t mean that any one vet missed anything. It simply means that’s what they saw that day. Unfortunately horses don’t speak English and can be super tough. Sometimes it takes a few trips to get everything handled. Most of the time when I have these and do an “overhaul” trying to get them feeling 100%, once I get them lined out and working correctly, many things never need to be done again and that horse would just move to his regular routine maintenance going forward.

**This is my opinion, based on fixing a gajillion (*not literally; but A-LOT) project horses.

You would be SHOCKED what I can get right with a good vet and shoer.

But don’t lynch your vet because they missed something. You’re part of this equation too and what’s felt can be a lot stronger than what’s seen on a given day.

02/10/2026

It was great to work on this guy yesterday! He has a head tilt, can’t turn his head to the right, and is a bit nervous so he will be a project but I’m thankful that Liz values my work!

Vintage had his first and much needed chiropractor adjustment today.

Highly recommend Erin! She's always so patient and kind with the horses and dogs.

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01/27/2026

🌈Testimonial Tuesday!🌈

“I use Erin for my horses, dogs and myself. She is great!!!!”

01/27/2026

Chiropractic can do amazing things 🤩