Rehabilitation and Pain Management
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Pain Management and Rehabilitation
Acupuncture
Laser
It not only improves healing but also helps with pain. Some pets benefit from several treatments and some do well with just one.
Hydrotherapy/Water Treadmill
PEMF Therapy for Dogs and Cats
PEMF therapy may be considered as an adjunctive treatment for patients following orthopedic injury or surgery, as well as those with chronic musculoskeletal conditions or age-related mobility limitations.
During treatment, your pet relaxes comfortably on or near a specialized PEMF device. Sessions are quiet, painless, and typically well tolerated by many animals.
We often find patients gravitating to these beds
**Cannot use if pet or owner has a pacemaker
Shockwave Therapy
Shockwave therapy, also known as extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT), is a non-invasive treatment modality that may be incorporated into a comprehensive rehabilitation plan for dogs and cats. The therapy uses targeted acoustic pressure waves to stimulate biological responses within treated tissues and support the body’s natural healing processes.
The treatment is short, feels good as the pets can feel the sound waves penetrating the deep and sore tissue. The machine does make a lot of noise, but surpisingly the dogs and even cats get used to the loud but rhytmic sound. Treatments occur evewry 2-3 weeks for 2-3 treatments then every 4-6 months as needed
Shockwave therapy may be recommended for certain musculoskeletal conditions, including tendon and ligament injuries, chronic soft tissue conditions, joint-related pain, and other orthopedic concerns. We like it especially for dogs with elbow dysplasia and/or arthritis
Treatment is individualized based on your pet’s diagnosis, physical examination findings, comfort level, and rehabilitation goals. Shockwave therapy is often combined with other rehabilitation modalities, such as therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, and veterinary-directed pain management, as part of a multimodal approach to care.
Our goal is to help your pet move more comfortably, regain function, and return to the activities they enjoy. Our rehabilitation team will carefully evaluate your pet to determine whether shockwave therapy is an appropriate component of their personalized treatment plan.
Massage & Soft Tissue Therapy
Massage and soft tissue therapy are hands-on techniques that may be incorporated into a comprehensive veterinary rehabilitation program to support comfort, mobility, and overall musculoskeletal function. Through gentle, targeted techniques, soft tissue work can help address areas of muscle tension and restriction while supporting relaxation and normal movement.
These techniques may be beneficial for pets recovering from orthopedic injury or surgery, managing chronic musculoskeletal conditions, experiencing mobility changes, or participating in an ongoing conditioning and rehabilitation program. Often, soft tissue work is the first step in a rehabilitation program, helping to soften stiff tissues and improve flexibility. This can help improve comfort and mobility, allowing us to progress toward therapeutic exercise and muscle strengthening.
Lymphatic massage is another gentle hands-on technique that may be incorporated into a pet’s rehabilitation plan when appropriate. The lymphatic system plays an important role in maintaining fluid balance and supporting normal immune function. Gentle lymphatic techniques may help encourage lymphatic flow and support the management of swelling and fluid accumulation as directed by your veterinary team.
Our rehabilitation staff have completed additional multi-day training in canine massage and bodywork through Canine Body Works, expanding their knowledge of safe, purposeful hands-on techniques for dogs. We are trained to ensure that each session is tailored to the individual patient, with consideration given to their diagnosis, physical condition, comfort level, and rehabilitation goals.
Our goal is to provide compassionate, individualized care that helps your pet feel more comfortable, move with greater ease, and maintain the best possible quality of life. And just like us, many pets enjoy the relaxation and comfort that massage work can provide!

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Mon-Fri: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sat: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Sun: Closed
*We close for lunch from 12:30pm to 1:30pm. Appointments during this time are by special request only.