Rehabilitation
Relieving Pain And
Restoring Mobility
At All Pets Animal Hospital & 24-Hour Emergency Care, we are dedicated to enhancing your pet’s recovery and mobility through a range of specialized rehabilitation services. Our therapies are designed to accelerate healing and restore mobility following surgery or illness. Here’s how we can help:
- Therapeutic Massage
Massage therapy can be highly beneficial for pets, improving blood flow to muscles and accelerating the healing process. Additionally, massages help release endorphins, which are natural hormones that aid in pain management and promote relaxation. - Veterinary Laser Therapy
Our laser therapy utilizes focused light to stimulate cellular activity, which aids in faster healing post-surgery. We use this treatment to support recovery and enhance mobility for pets with arthritis and other conditions. - Pet Rehabilitation Exercises
Just like in humans, rehabilitation exercises play a crucial role in your pet’s recovery. Our team provides various exercise techniques to support healing from injuries. This includes the use of cavaletti, therapy balls, and outdoor agility drills to promote strength and flexibility. - Water Treadmill
Our water treadmill therapy offers a low-impact exercise option that reduces stress on the body due to the buoyancy of the water. The treadmill can be adjusted to accommodate pets of different sizes and the water temperature can be modified for optimal comfort and pain relief. Benefits of water treadmill therapy include:- Faster recovery times after surgery or injury
- Decreased pain for pets
- Improved mobility
- Support with weight management
- Increased muscle strength and mass
- Enhanced overall quality of life
- Better performance in physical activities
At All Pets Animal Hospital & 24-Hour Emergency Care, we are committed to providing effective pain relief and promoting your pet’s mobility. Our specialized rehabilitation services are designed to support a swift and comfortable recovery, helping your pet get back to their happy, active self.