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FOR PET OWNERS

Physical Rehabilitation

These videos and handouts will aid you with visuals about the exercises your veterinarian may prescribe for your pet.
FOR PET OWNERS

Physical Rehabilitation

It is very important to perform all exercises in a controlled and comfortable environment. Physical Rehabilitation is to encourage leg usage by increasing comfort and function while also improving health. If your pet is ever uncomfortable or in pain, please stop the exercise and call your veterinarian for advice.

Physical rehabilitation does not follow the “no pain, no gain” mantra. Also remember therapy sessions should be tailored with frequency, duration, and intensity, depending on your pet’s injury or stage of healing. Only start a rehabilitation protocol after you have consulted with your regular veterinarian or your Board Certified Surgeon.

REHAB: Sit-To-Stand Exercise:

    REHAB: Cold & Warm Packs

      REHAB: Passive Range of motion

        REHAB: Incline Walking

          REHAB: Circles/Figure 8s

            REHAB: Weight Shifting Exercise

              REHAB: Handshakes

                REHAB: Wheelbarrow Exercises

                  REHAB: Dancing Therapy