Orthopedic conditions, specific joint/muscle or tendon injuries, geriatric care, cardiopulmonary rehabiliation, neurologic disease, post-surgical rehabilitation, post trauma or ICU stay rehabiliation along with nutritional disorders and weight management are all common needs for rehabilation treatments

TPLO (tibial plateau leveling osteotomy), Stifle surgery, FHO (femoral head and neck osteotomy), hip surgery, patella luxation, traumatic limb injuries and/or amputations
Aging pets have high risk of osteoarthrits, untreated leads to muscle atrophy and worsening wasting beyond the normal muscle loss with aging. Cognitive disorders, other chronic progressive diseases such as Cushings, diabetes or thyroid disorders can also contribute to faster decline. We can combat these changes with a proactive rehab plan.


Many of our pets have comorbidites (more than one problem). As a rehab practicioner it is my job to coordinate multi-modal care that protects and promotes whole-body homeostasis and can help correct any weight, neurologic or orthropedic issues, while inviting improved cardiac function with gentle rehab.