Orthopedic injury & post-surgical recovery
When your veterinarian agrees it's appropriate, rehabilitation can help rebuild strength, range of motion, and confident movement after injury or surgery.
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Helping dogs through the mobility challenges that matter to you
Every dog's situation is different. These are common reasons owners reach out — if you're unsure whether physical therapy is right for your dog, just ask.
Arthritis & age-related stiffness
Gentle manual therapy, comfort-focused modalities, and low-impact strengthening to support senior dogs in their everyday routines.
Related service →Weakness & reduced strength
Targeted exercises for dogs who struggle to stand up, climb stairs, jump into the car, or keep pace on walks.
Related service →Gait abnormalities & lameness
Assessing how your dog walks and using gait training to improve mechanics and stability.
Related service →Balance & coordination challenges
Neuromuscular re-education to build body awareness and postural control for both orthopedic and neurological patients.
Related service →Active & athletic dogs
A structured path back to hiking, running, and sport — with conditioning to help reduce the chance of re-injury.
Related service →Mobility support & assistive equipment
Help with wheelchairs, orthotics, and prosthetics for dogs who need support from a device.
Related service →Canine physical therapy complements veterinary care and does not replace diagnosis or treatment by your veterinarian. Outcomes vary from dog to dog, and no specific result can be guaranteed.
Let's Help Your Best Friend Move Forward.
Tell us what's going on with your dog, and we'll help you explore the next step.
or email TJRadic@caninesapienPT.com