What We Do

Getting your dog back to what you both love most...play!

Dogs (and cats) benefit from physical rehabilitation  (physical therapy for pets) after surgery or injuries just like we do. Rehab after knee or cruciate repair surgeries greatly improves outcome. Older, arthritic dogs can benefit from laser therapy and regular, prescribed joint movement. Overweight dogs will love the easy, positive conditioning that helps them get up in the morning. And sporting dogs can use the treadmill, core exercises and exercise equipment to get in shape before competition.

We will rehab your animal using multiple modalities (laser, TENS, massage, ice/heat) at our office and develop a specific set of exercises for your dog (or cat) and teach you and your pet how to perform the exercises at home or at our clinic “gym.” We enjoy referrals from our local veterinarians. Using our services, you can help your best friend recover from an injury or prevent them from happening in the first place. We use positive training and have been certified “Fear Free”.

Research shows that physical rehabilitation helps animals heal quicker, gain better muscle strength, improve range of motion and return to normal function quickly after injury or surgery than those without rehab. Rehab has benefits in preventative medicine and chronic conditions such as arthritis. Conditioning (physical fitness) can help your dog lose weight and prevent injuries whether it is a couch potato, a weekend warrior, or a competitor in agility or other dog sport.