A small dog, with tan fur and large ears, stands in a shallow pool of water, looking up with a happy expression. The dog is wearing a purple collar, possibly after a joyful visit to the vet.

More Benefits of Rehabilitation

  • Prevents or reduces muscle atrophy associated with surgery or chronic conditions
  • Improves mobility
  • Weight bearing provides better clinical union after fracture
  • Positive psychological benefits for the pet and owner
  • It is generally covered by various insurance plans, if the condition for which rehabilitation is indicated is covered, so is the associated rehabilitation. Please check with your pet’s insurance provider.

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What Are the Benefits of Rehabilitation?

  • Reduces recovery time
  • Offers a quicker return to normal activity
  • Reduces pain and the need for pain medication
  • Reduces compensatory injuries
  • Reduces complications such as edema, loss of motion, loss of muscle mass, non-use of affected limb

Close-up of a brown dog with a white muzzle, open mouth, and pink tongue, likely just back from the vet. The dog wears an orange collar and sits indoors on a dark surface, with a blurred background of furniture and a window.