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Did You Know?...

Did you know that physical therapy can decrease pain and therefore decrease the need for medication?

Here is a frequently asked question and its answer.

Q: Can physical therapy help my dog who is in his "golden years" and is having difficulty getting up from lying down?

A: Many dogs become stiff and weak in their hind end as they age. With physical therapy, mobility and strength can be improved, allowing for greater comfort and ease of movement.

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Does my Dog Need Physical Therapy?

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Does your dog move freely and without pain?

Is your dog performing to its greatest potential?

If you feel that your dog is not functioning at his best, physical therapy may be indicated. Rehabilitation programs address a variety of issues including lameness, recovery from injury or surgery, back or neck pain, neurological conditions, fitness and conditioning, and athletic performance. Physical therapy is appropriate for family pets, senior citizens, canine athletes and working dogs.

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