DVM says rehab results in swifter recovery October 1, 2008 By: Stephanie Skernivitz

Physical rehabilitation techniques go a long way toward helping animals after surgery.

Rehabilitation DVMs form association March 1, 2008

Twin Cities, Minn. — About 40 veterinarians working in animal rehabilitation created a new organization and set up an annual meeting.

Twin Cities, Minn. - 2/12/08 - Roughly 40 veterinarians working in animal rehabilitation created a new group and annual meeting.

Seattle facility takes surgical, medical rehabilitation to next level October 1, 2007 By: Ed Kane, PhD

Seattle — Just over two years ago, Dr. Mark Dedomenico, MD, a renowned cardiovascular surgeon with a passion for developing elite equine athletes, opened one of the nation's most luxurious and state-of-the-art equine training and rehabilitation facilities.

Leaders knead rehabilitation, therapy rules July 1, 2006 By: Jennifer Fiala

Sacramento, Calif. — As physical therapy takes root in animal healthcare, veterinary regulators and the profession's leaders scramble to create guidelines to restrict lay and untrained practitioners.

Symposium on canine orthopedics: Introduction June 1, 2005 By: Ross H. Palmer, DVM, MS, DACVS

Veterinary medicine is a rapidly evolving field, and nowhere is it more apparent than in the practice of canine orthopedics.

Physical rehabilitation: Improving the outcome in dogs with orthopedic problems June 1, 2005 By: Greg Arnold, DVM, Darryl L. Millis, MS, DVM, DACVS

After an orthopedic procedure, it is common to have a convalescent period of weeks to months before recovery is attained. Physical rehabilitation may help patients achieve maximum recovery. Physical therapy is also valuable for easing chronic pain in pets.

Successful laminitis rehab must involve client August 1, 2003 By: Kenneth L. Marcella, DVM

Pastures that were dry and thin last year are now lush and green, thanks to a generally wet spring this year.

Conservative treatment of bicipital tendonitis proves successful with rehabilitation August 1, 2003

Though describing a very active house pet, this case represents one possible approach to treating a common condition in many sporting dog breeds, bicipital tendonitis. This case will describe a conservative pre-operative approach to treatment of bicipital tendonitis. In addition, post-operative rehabilitation after biceps tendon release surgery will be discussed.