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Pet rehabilitation, akin to physiotherapy (PT) in humans, involves a range of therapeutic exercises and routines designed to assist your pet in recovering efficiently from injury, surgery, or chronic disease. Rehabilitation can also help as patients age with conditions such as arthritis and other age-related diseases.

Acupuncture may be defined as the insertion of needles into specific points on the body to produce a healing response. Each acupuncture point has specific actions when stimulated. This technique has been used in veterinary practice in China for thousands of years to treat many ailments. The Chinese also use acupuncture as preventative medicine.

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Advanced Healing & pain relief for Your Pet! - 

We are proud to be one of the few providers in Central Oregon offering this innovative treatment.

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This advanced modality, proven to be more effective than laser therapy, utilizes non-invasive, high-frequency soundwaves to:

Accelerate bone, muscle, ligament, and tissue healing for conditions such as ACL (CCL) tears, bone fractures, MPL repairs, etc.
 

In many studies, it has been proven to dramatically reduce inflammation and pain and improve post-surgical recovery times.

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Help slow the progression of arthritis

Experience the benefits of this cutting-edge therapy and support your pet’s long-term health today.

​Non-invasive therapy, using electromagnetic fields to stimulate cellular activity, promote healing, reduce inflammation, & relieve pain. It enhances circulation, accelerates tissue repair, &supports musculoskeletal health. Commonly used for arthritis, injuries, & post-surgical recovery.

Many stretch and massage techniques relax muscles, reduce stress, improve circulation, flexibility, and decrease pain in patients—especially in athletic pets, and those with injuries or arthritis.

Canine and equine kinesiology taping is a non-invasive technique that can help improve your pet's mobility and reduce pain. By applying tape to specific areas of the body, kinesiology taping can provide support and stability to muscles and joints, while also promoting circulation & reducing inflammation. Whether your pet is recovering from an injury or simply needs some extra support, kinesiology taping may be a helpful addition to their treatment plan.

Individually tailored for your animal, these programs enhance overall health, strength, & performance. Ideal for competitive animals or those needing targeted conditioning, benefits include:

• Muscle Building – Strengthens muscles for improved endurance and performance.

• Balance & Coordination – Reduces injury risk by enhancing stability.

• Flexibility – Supports joint health and prevents injuries.

• Post-Surgical/Injury Recovery – Accelerates healing and restores strength.

• Bonding – Strengthens the connection between you & your pet through guided exercises.

Perfect for active pets or those in recovery, these programs help them thrive!

Losing weight can be a challenge for dogs, just like it is for humans. However, it's important to maintain a healthy weight to avoid health issues such as joint problems, heart disease, diabetes & others. A healthy diet & regular exercise can help your furry friend shed those extra pounds & live a happier, healthier life. Consult with us to create a weight loss & exercise plan for your dog.

The application of heat and cold (cryo) therapy to the joints and tissues, assists in decreasing inflammation and pain and increasing flexibility (heat).

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Non-invasive, focused, low-level laser therapy uses penetrating light to decrease pain and inflammation while improving healing in patients with problems such as arthritis, surgical incisions, and other wounds.

 Another form of gentle electrical stimulation, however, TENS used to stimulate the release of pain-relieving substances from nerves and therefore is used in patients experiencing pain, muscle spasms, or other forms of discomfort.

NMES is a gentle electrical stimulation that helps strengthen muscles that may have atrophied after surgery and also reduces continued muscle wasting in pets who suffer from temporary paralysis or who may be unable to use specific muscles for a short period of time.