Dog and Cat Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy

Comprehensive rehabilitation combining acupuncture, underwater treadmill, laser therapy, and therapeutic exercises to restore mobility and accelerate recovery.

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Fort Lauderdale Pet Rehab and Exercise Center

Healing Paws Center is a veterinary rehabilitation and acupuncture clinic conveniently located in the Fort Lauderdale / Wilton Manors area. Visit this holistic veterinary practice off Oakland Park Blvd near Dixie Hwy, and restore your pet's health and mobility!

Types of Treatments for Pet Rehabilitation

Therapeutic Land Exercises

Customized land-based exercise programs designed to improve strength, balance, coordination, and overall functional mobility.

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Underwater Treadmill (Hydrotherapy)

Low-impact aquatic exercise that builds strength, improves cardiovascular health, and reduces joint stress through controlled water therapy.

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Other Rehab Services

Explore our additional rehabilitation and therapeutic services designed to support your pet's recovery and wellness.

Acupuncture

Dog Acupuncture in Fort Lauderdale and Veterinary Acupuncture for Small Animals

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Laser Therapy

Non-invasive treatment that uses light to stimulate cell regeneration and increase blood circulation, reducing pain and inflammation.

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Shockwave Therapy

Advanced therapy using acoustic waves to promote healing, reduce pain, and accelerate tissue repair.

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Wheelchairs

Custom mobility devices to enhance independence and quality of life for pets with mobility challenges.

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Orthotics & Prosthetics

Custom supportive equipment and devices to improve mobility and comfort for injured or disabled pets.

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Common Candidates for Dog Rehabilitation in Our Fort Lauderdale Clinic

Veterinary candidates include but are not limited to:

Senior patients (any dog/cat/pet that is slowing down or has difficulty walking or getting into and out of the car)
Senior neurologic patients (including difficulty walking of hind limbs, scuffing of the back feet, or dragging of the hind feet)
Post-orthopedic (such as knee, elbow, shoulder, back, hip surgery) surgery cases – including cranial cruciate ligament tears, hip dysplasia
Obesity/overweight
Inoperable orthopedic conditions

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What to Expect During Treatment

Canine Rehab Appointments Available!