Home Physical Therapy for Senior and Injured Dogs in Seattle
Lauren Little, Doctor of Physical Therapy, Certified in Canine Rehabilitation
Canine Physical Therapy includes a custom mix of the following treatments based on your dog’s individual needs
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Therapeutic Exercises
Therapeutic exercises focus on strength, balance, mobility, and coordination based on your dog’s individual needs. Using treats and other lures, your dog will be guided into performing movements that can help improve their physical skills over time
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Manual Therapy
Well-trained hands provide a mix of massage, joint mobilization, stretching and belly rubs to reduce tension, improve circulation and restore movement. Massage specialties include myofascial and neuromuscular therapy
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Equipment Recommendations
Home Assessment and recommendations for home equipment including mobility aids, flooring, environment setup to assist your dogs in and around their home
Benefits of physical therapy for dogs include:
Increased access to home and outdoor spaces
Improved muscle strength and body alignment
Enhanced balance, coordination, and movement patterns
Higher Quality of Life
Cognitive and emotional benefits
Gait improvement: Watch the video to see a back to back comparison of this senior dog walking before and after 3 months of physical therapy treatment with Paws Align Canine Rehab
Home treatment in Seattle, WA
Does your dog have trouble getting in and out of the car, or fear going to a clinic?
Do you struggle to find nearby appointments for your dog in Seattle?
Your dog can receive physical therapy in the comfort of their own home. Paws Align brings canine rehab to you! We are a mobile service providing treatment in your home.
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Please Note
Lauren is a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) and a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner (CCRP), but is not trained or licensed in veterinary medicine. She provides physical rehabilitation services only. Your dog must be under the care of a licensed veterinarian for any conditions for which you are seeking treatment. If you need medical, pharmaceutical, surgical, or emergency care, please contact a licensed veterinarian (DVM).