Helping Dogs Move Better, Live Better
The same collaborative, hands-on care philosophy we bring to our human patients — now available for your canine companion, right here inside our Grande Prairie clinic.
Book a Canine Rehab AssessmentEvidence-Based Therapy for Your Dog
Canine rehabilitation applies the same evidence-based principles as human physiotherapy to help dogs recover from injury, surgery, and illness — and to maintain mobility and quality of life as they age.
Our canine rehab offering is located inside our Progressive Physiotherapy & Wellness clinic in Grande Prairie. It's an early-stage but growing service, built on the same foundation of hands-on, collaborative, patient-centred care that defines everything we do.
Whether your dog is recovering from surgery, managing arthritis, or working through a neurological condition, our canine rehab practitioner will build a tailored program to help them move better and feel better.
Who Can Canine Rehab Help?
- Post-surgical recovery (TPLO, FHO, spinal surgery)
- Osteoarthritis and joint pain management
- Neurological conditions (IVDD, degenerative myelopathy)
- Soft tissue injuries and muscle strains
- Weight management and conditioning programs
- Senior dogs with mobility challenges
- Pre-surgical strengthening and preparation
- Performance and working dogs returning to activity
Advanced Tools for Canine Recovery
Bioflex Photobiomodulation Laser Therapy
Non-invasive light therapy with research-backed canine protocols
Bioflex Photobiomodulation Laser Therapy (Low Level Laser Therapy) is a non-invasive treatment that uses a combination of red light, infrared light and a class 3B laser. Bioflex has worked closely to research and develop Canine Protocols with vets from the United States.
PulseVet Shockwave System
High-energy sound wave therapy — safe, effective, sedation-free
Shock wave therapy is a noninvasive, high-energy sound wave treatment commonly used in human and veterinary medicine. It helps to relieve pain, speed healing, and improve quality of healing.
Benefits include:
- Non-invasive: No cutting or incisions involved, making it a safe and comfortable treatment
- Effective: Shown to be effective in relieving pain, reducing inflammation, and improving healing of soft tissue injuries, chronic pain, improve general mobility and other conditions
- Safe: A well-tolerated, sedation-free treatment
- Convenient: Can be administered in clinic, short treatment time, only 1–3 treatments required per problem area a year
Same Clinic. Same Philosophy. Different Patient.
Our canine rehab service is housed right inside our Progressive Physiotherapy & Wellness clinic at 102-10605 West Side Drive in Grande Prairie. Your dog receives the same quality of attentive, hands-on care that our human patients experience every day.
This is an early-stage offering — we're growing our canine rehab program and would love to hear from you if you think your dog could benefit. Reach out to discuss whether canine rehab is right for your pet.