Gentle In-Home Rehab Care

Practical Tips for Easier Mobility

Gentle Exercises

Short, simple movements can keep senior joints flexible, comfortable, and more stable.

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*Rehabilitation works best in partnership with your dog’s veterinarian. Depending on your dog’s condition, diagnosis, or recent surgery, a veterinary referral or medical clearance may be needed before beginning care & is required in the state of New Mexico.

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New Mexico's winter months bring unique challenges for senior dogs, especially those undergoing rehabilitation. The colder …

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