Our non-invasive laser therapy uses focused light energy to reduce inflammation and stimulate cell regeneration. It’s ideal for pets experiencing pain, living with soft tissue injuries, or recovering from surgery. You can learn more on our dedicated laser therapy page.

We perform targeted passive stretching by manually working on your pet’s tight or sore areas such as the legs, quads, shoulders, and biceps. For more active pets, we incorporate active stretching using elevated surfaces that safely encourage them to stretch on their own while engaging their muscles.

Massage sessions focus on sore muscle groups, like the back, shoulders, neck, and quads, to increase circulation and reduce tension. Veterinary massage is especially beneficial for pets with certain kinds of chronic pain or those recovering from intense physical activity.

Lands exercises for pets are useful for getting them to bear weight on weaker limbs, build strength, and improve appropriate sitting posture. We guide pets through controlled movements using tools like peanut balls, steps, cones, and platforms. This type of veterinary rehab can include sit-to-stand exercises, pivoting, and general core work.

Used before and after exercise, hot and cold packs soothe sore muscles and support recovery. This therapy is applied to targeted areas of concern to prepare pets for activity and reduce post-session soreness.