Canine Rehabilitation Therapy

Dr. Tasha Wilson is the leading canine rehabilitation practitioner on the seacoast.

Improve strength + balance and recover from injury faster

What is Canine Rehabilitation Therapy?

Similar to physical therapy in humans, canine rehabilitation therapy improves a pet’s strength, balance, and ability to bear weight on weak or injured limbs, and of course aids in pain management. Canine rehabilitation is an excellent tool for sporting dogs and helps to strengthen their core, build endurance and stamina, and decrease their chance of injury. It’s great for prevention as well as treatment!

Patients with neurological disease can also benefit from rehab therapy. Rehab therapy helps build a pet’s strength and works on reteaching the muscles and nerves to work correctly.

Ham’s Story

Goals Include:

Stretching + Strengthening
Detect + decrease pain
Prevention & treatment of injury
Treatment of Orthopedic disease
Treatment of Disc disease
Treatment of Neurological disease
Treatment for Pre/Post orthopedic + disc surgery

Initial Consults include:

Examination of muscles, flexibility & range of motion, pain assessment, and physical exam
An Acupuncture and/or Laser therapy
Nutrition and supplement consultation
Rehabilitation Exercises and a Take-Home Exercise Plan

Learn more about Acupetvet’s rehabilitation appointments and what to expect:

Rehab Appointments: What to Expect.

Canine Rehabilitation Treatments

Comprehensive Initial Consult
(60 MIN)
Includes: Comprehensive evaluation, Complete pain assessment, Nutritional counseling, First treatment/Acupuncture (if needed). Measurements of range of motion, muscle mass, and flexibility tests may be done at this time. Take-home exercises will be provided.

Pain Management & Rehabilitation Follow Up Treatment(s)
Includes: Treatment session(s) up to 45 minutes that are customized specifically for your pet and their rehabilitation needs.

Packages are available. Contact us for more details.

See Rehabilitation In Action

Get your Pet’s Tail Wagging Again No Matter What The Age

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