For Pets
Veterinary
Rehab Therapy
Your pet deserves the same quality of rehabilitative care you would expect for yourself. Dr. Meghan's CCRT certification brings evidence-based physical therapy techniques directly to canine patients — improving mobility, reducing pain, and restoring quality of life.
Get In Touch"Dr. Meghan has the magic touch — her canine patients look forward to her visits and instantly relax, because they know they're going to feel better."
Magic Meghan
As her patients call her
The Approach
Human PT Expertise.
Canine Application.
Veterinary rehabilitation therapy applies the same evidence-based physical therapy principles used with human patients to animals — primarily dogs. As a licensed physical therapist with advanced orthopedic and manual therapy credentials, Dr. Meghan brings a depth of clinical knowledge to canine rehabilitation that goes beyond standard veterinary care.
Her CCRT (Certified Canine Rehabilitation Therapist) certification required rigorous additional training in animal anatomy, biomechanics, and rehabilitation protocols — building on her existing foundation in orthopedics, manual therapy, and movement science to deliver genuinely specialized care for your pet.
Advanced credentialing in veterinary rehab through the Canine Rehabilitation Institute — the gold standard in animal physical therapy training.
What We Offer
Veterinary Rehab Services
Post-Surgical Rehab
Structured recovery protocols following orthopedic surgeries including ACL/CCL repairs, TPLO, hip procedures, and spinal decompression — accelerating healing and restoring full function.
Manual Therapy
Hands-on joint mobilization, soft tissue massage, and myofascial release techniques adapted for canine anatomy — reducing pain, restoring range of motion, and promoting tissue healing.
Therapeutic Exercise
Balance boards, Cavaletti poles, stability balls, and targeted strengthening exercises — rebuilding the muscular support systems that protect joints and improve overall movement quality.
Arthritis & Pain Management
Conservative management of osteoarthritis and chronic joint pain using therapeutic modalities, movement programs, and hands-on techniques to preserve mobility and quality of life.
Neurological Rehabilitation
Specialized rehabilitation for spinal cord injuries, intervertebral disc disease (IVDD), and other neurological conditions — supporting nerve recovery and restoring functional movement.
Senior Mobility & Wellness
Gentle, ongoing programs for aging dogs to maintain strength, flexibility, and independence — preserving the quality of life your senior pet deserves in their golden years.
In session with a patient
Luna — feeling better
Every size. Every breed.
Conditions Treated
When Your Pet Needs More
ACL / CCL Injuries
Cranial cruciate ligament injuries are among the most common orthopedic conditions in dogs. Dr. Meghan provides both pre-surgical conditioning and structured post-operative rehabilitation.
Hip Dysplasia
Conservative and post-surgical management for hip dysplasia using targeted strengthening, manual therapy, and pain-reduction modalities to maintain mobility and comfort.
Spinal / IVDD
Intervertebral disc disease and other spinal conditions requiring careful, progressive rehabilitation to restore function, manage pain, and support neurological recovery.
Osteoarthritis
Long-term management of degenerative joint disease — keeping arthritic dogs comfortable, mobile, and engaged in life through ongoing therapeutic programs.
Obesity & Conditioning
Therapeutic exercise programs designed to safely build fitness in overweight dogs — reducing joint load, improving cardiovascular health, and supporting healthy weight management.
Neurological Conditions
Degenerative myelopathy, FCE (fibrocartilaginous embolism), and other neurological conditions requiring specialized neuromuscular rehabilitation and quality-of-life support.
A Personal Connection
They Know They're
Going to Feel Better
There's something that happens when Dr. Meghan walks into a room with a canine patient. The anxiety settles. The tail starts moving. The dog that was guarded and uncomfortable begins to relax — because on some level, they know what's coming feels good.
This isn't something you can teach in a certification course. It's a genuine gift for connecting with animals that runs alongside every clinical skill Dr. Meghan brings to her veterinary patients. Her canine clients look forward to their sessions — and their owners notice the difference in their dog's movement, energy, and happiness between visits.
Because your pet can't tell you how they feel. But Dr. Meghan can read it — and help.
Ready to Begin
Your pet can't ask for help.
You can.
Whether your dog is recovering from surgery, slowing down with age, or showing signs of pain and stiffness — Dr. Meghan is here to help them move better, feel better, and live better.