CANINE REHABILITATION     Providing quality physical rehabilitation to improve the strength, mobility, and function of your dog.   Ann Silverness, DVM, CCRT   904/268-0477

Benefits of Physical Rehabilitation Increase range of motion of joints Prevent disusemuscle atrophy after injury or surgery Increase muscle strength, balance and joint proprioception Facilitate recovery from neurological conditions Improve quality of gait Decrease pain and inflammation Accelerate wound healing Increase flexibility Improve muscular and cardiovascular endurance

Rehabilitation Programs Acute Care Management Treatment provided to patients immediately following surgery or injury Designed to manage pain, inflammation, swelling, and to maintain joint integrity  Weight Management and Conditioning Programs Gradual progression of exercises safely designed for dogs suffering from obesity or chronic conditions limiting mobility For athletic dogs to improve cardiovasular endurance, core strength, and overall conditioning  Surgical Programs Specialized protocols to safely restore range of motion, strength, and gait following orthopedic surgeries such as TPLO and FHO Neurofacilitation techniques to improve sensation, normalize tone, and re-educate muscles following a neurological insult or surgery.  Senior Wellness Manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, and modalities to improve rear limb weakness, incontinence, and arthritis commonly seen in geriatric dogs.  Home Programs Owners will be instructed in specific exercises and guidelines to maximize their dog's recovery

INDIVIDUALIZED REHABILITATION SERVICES Underwater Treadmill Theraputic Exercise Manual Therapy Swimming Neuromuscular Therapy Therapeutic Ultrasound Low Level Laser Therapy Electrical Stimulation Gait Training Functional Activities Cryotherapy Fittings for Carts, Splints, Harnesses