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Physical rehabilitation is the diagnosis and management of patients with painful or functionally limiting conditions, particularly those with injury or illness related to the neurologic and musculoskeletal systems. It …

There is some variation according to the type of surgery performed, but the approach to rehabilitation after surgery is fairly consistent. We typically begin immediately after surgery, either one- …

As dogs age, they require special attention and care to maintain their health and well-being. Geriatric dogs, typically considered to be seven years and older, may experience age-related changes …

Acupuncture may conjure up images of a living porcupine or may bring forth a warm, fuzzy feeling if you’ve had an acupuncture treatment yourself. Have you wondered what it’s …

Dogs can be quite adept at hiding the fact that they are feeling pain, and they are far more stoic than humans – especially with chronic or continuous pain …

The knee, known medically as the stifle, is a complicated joint prone to injury in dogs. By far, the most common injury to the hind leg is rupture of …

Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) is a common condition among dogs, particularly those with certain breeds predisposed to spinal issues. IVDD can cause significant pain and discomfort for affected dogs, …

Fibrocartilaginous embolism (FCE) is a serious health condition that can affect dogs. Although relatively uncommon, it can cause significant neurological symptoms. FCE occurs when fibrocartilaginous material, typically from an …

Canine rehabilitation serves many functions. As with humans, we often think of it as an intervention for post-operative care, especially after orthopedic or spinal surgeries or for management of …

The goal for the Chubbs Club is safe, healthy weight loss by combining dietary modification combined with resistance training in a safe environment to permit muscle building and fat …

In recent years we have discovered that arthritis, and the pain it can cause, is much more common in cats than we thought previously. We’ve long known that people …

Managing arthritis is the cat requires thinking beyond a magic pill or potion to take away the pain. The greatest success occurs with a multi-modal approach that includes environmental …

Osteoarthritis, by its very nature, is chronic, progressive, and potentially debilitating. Dogs with osteoarthritis can suffer significant loss of mobility due to the pain that accompanies the disease. While …