Canine rehabilitation is similar to physical therapy for people. It uses targeted exercises, hydrotherapy, and specialized modalities to help dogs recover from injury or surgery, manage chronic conditions, and improve strength, mobility, and comfort.

Yes, a referral from your veterinarian is required for rehabilitation services (such as post-surgical or injury recovery). See our forms page for the veterinary referral form.

Healthy dogs attending conditioning and fitness services do not require a referral.

Rehabilitation can help dogs recovering from surgery, living with arthritis or other chronic conditions, overweight dogs needing safe exercise, senior pets wanting better mobility, and more.

We provide rehabilitation services, fitness and conditioning programs, weight management programs, and at-home exercise plans.

Initial evaluations usually take 60 minutes. Follow-up therapy sessions are 30-45 minutes, depending on your dog’s treatment plan.

Yes, many pet insurance companies cover veterinary rehabilitation. This is usually an added-on service to your base policy. We recommend checking with your provider for details about your policy.

Yes! While most of our patients are dogs, we do provide rehabilitation and conditioning for cats as well. Cats can benefit from therapies like underwater treadmill (if they will tolerate it), PEMF, and tailored exercise plans to help with mobility, arthritis, recovery from surgery, or weight management.