Currently canine services are only offered  in OR and WA.

Whether it is recovering from a surgery or maximizing quality of life as your pet ages, physical therapy services have so much to offer.

Treatments may include hands-on techniques (such as myofascial release, scar tissue release, joint mobilizations, and range of motion), exercise prescriptions, environmental modification recommendations, and use of a Class 3B laser (for arthritis pain and tissue healing).

A physical therapy plan of care can help your pet improve strength, take longer walks, manage stairs better, and be more comfortable with less pain medication. The goal is to help give your companion the best life possible.

I bring over 25 years of experience in the field of physical therapy to my treatment of small animals. I have adopted, rehabilitated, and loved several older dogs over the years.

In 2009, I graduated from the Caine Rehabilitation Institute. Click here for more information on this program.

A referral from your veterinarian is needed prior to beginning physical therapy.

Dogs, cats, and other small pets accepted — fur, feathers, and scales included!