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Rehabilitation After Orthopedic Surgery in Dogs
Orthopedic surgery can be a critical step in helping a dog heal after injury or degenerative joint disease — but surgery alone is only part of the recovery process. Rehabilitation after orthopedic surgery plays a vital role in helping dogs regain functional movement, rebuild strength, and return safely to daily activities. For dog owners in Omaha and throughout Nebraska, rehabilitation provides guided, individualized support during a time when proper recovery matters most. A
May 22 min read


Function Over Exercises: An OT Approach to Animal Rehabilitation
When people think of rehabilitation, they often imagine a list of exercises — repetitions, sets, and specific movements performed during a session. While exercises can be an important part of care, they are not the end goal. In occupational therapy–informed animal rehabilitation, the focus is not just on exercises, but on function — how an animal moves, participates, and engages in everyday life. A senior dog enjoying a comfortable resting spot. What Does “Function” Mean in A
Apr 22 min read


What Is Animal Rehabilitation — and Who Is It For?
If your pet is recovering from an injury, slowing down with age, or struggling with movement, you may have heard the term animal rehabilitation — but what does it actually mean, and who is it for? Animal rehabilitation is a growing field in veterinary care that focuses on helping animals move more comfortably, safely, and confidently in their everyday lives. In Omaha and throughout Nebraska, more pet owners and veterinarians are turning to rehabilitation as a way to support r
Mar 22 min read


Helping Aging Pets Maintain Comfort and Mobility
As pets grow older, changes in movement are common — and often subtle at first. Slower walks, hesitation on stairs, stiffness after rest, or reduced interest in play may be easy to dismiss as “just aging,” but these signs can indicate that an aging pet needs additional support. Animal rehabilitation offers a proactive, compassionate way to help aging pets maintain comfort, mobility, and quality of life as their needs change. For pet owners, rehabilitation can be an important
Feb 22 min read
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