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Beat the Heat and Boost Your Dog’s Health at Our Vet-Led Canine Fitness Center

As temperatures rise, keeping your dog active without the risks of overheating becomes a real challenge. That’s where our state-of-the-art, air-conditioned canine recreation center comes in—a safe, fun, and medically-supervised space where your dog can stay fit, beat the heat, and burn off excess energy in the most beneficial way possible. Unlike other local [...]

Common Injuries in Dogs and How Rehab Can Help

by Diana Swinford, CVT CCRP Dogs, like humans, are susceptible to a variety of injuries that can affect their mobility, comfort, and overall quality of life. Whether your dog is an energetic puppy, a high-performing athlete, or a laid-back senior, injuries can happen unexpectedly. Canine rehabilitation offers a safe and effective way to support recovery [...]

What is Canine Rehabilitation? Benefits Beyond Recovery

By Diana Swinford, CVT CCRP Canine rehabilitation, often referred to as physical therapy for dogs, is a specialized field focused on helping dogs recover from injuries, surgeries, and various medical conditions. Just like in human physical therapy, canine rehabilitation uses a combination of exercises, therapies, and techniques to improve a dog's strength, mobility, and overall [...]

Recognizing pain in dogs

Diana Swinford, CVT CCRP Is my pet in pain? This is a common question on many pet owner’s minds as their four-legged family member gets older. Dogs are notoriously good at masking signs of pain. That is a wonderful survival tactic in the wild but not so great for the owners of domesticated dogs wanting [...]

Shockwave Therapy for Your Pet

Randy Aronson, VMD, CCRT, CVA What is Acoustic Pressure Wave Therapy? A non-invasive treatment solution using high-peak sound waves (acoustic pulses) that interact with the tissues of the body to provide fast pain relief and restore mobility and function. This therapy is ideal to accelerate the recovery process of a wide variety of sub-acute and [...]

Is My Pet In Pain?

SIGNS OF PAIN: Not every pet in pain displays every sign listed below, but the changes listed could be an indicator of pain that should not be ignored. Early treatment by your veterinarian can help improve your pet’s mobility and quality of life. Change in mobility: Difficulty getting up and down Slower on walks [...]

Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields (PEMFs)

By Diana Pacheco, CVT CCRP What is PEMFs? PEMFs is a non-invasive pain-relieving, inflammation-reducing treatment that can be used in conjunction with oral medication, physical rehabilitation treatment, or singularly to help your pet. PEMFs therapeutic purpose is to enhance the production of bone, accelerate tissue healing and pain control.* The PEMF treatment delivers a microcurrent [...]

What is Laser Therapy?

By Diana Pacheco, CVT CCRP Laser therapy is the use of specific wavelengths of light to create therapeutic effects. These effects include improved healing time, pain reduction, increased circulation, and decreased swelling. Laser therapy is a non-invasive, drug-free treatment option. Laser therapy is often used with other forms of integrative therapies including physical rehabilitation therapy [...]

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