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Dimitra weaving a client
to build muscle strength

Rehabilitation Services

Manual Therapy (range of motion recovery)

Hydrotherapy (muscle relaxation)

Myofascial Release (remodels soft tissue)

Therapeutic Exercise (facilitates strength)

Aquatic Therapy (decreases joint stress)

Joint Mobilization (stimulates blood flow)

Ultrasound/Electrical Stimulation (promotes healing)

Laser (accelerates tissue repair, facilitates pain relief)

Packages of conditioning & exercise available

Laser

  • Increases level of collagen to significantly improve wound healing and reduce scar tissue

  • Increases blood flow and circulation

  • Stimulates release of endorphins and enkephalins facilitating natural, long lasting pain relief

  • Accelerates tissue repair

  • Accelerates Lymphatic System Activity and Reduces Edema 

  • Laser treatment is beneficial for arthritis, bursitis, bite wounds, decubital ulcers, lick granulomas, acute and chronic joint problems, spondylosis, myositis, tendonitis, burns, degenerative myelopathy, edema, post surgical edema, fibrocartilaginous emboli (FCE), fractures, intervertebral disc disease (IVDD), hot spots, hypertrophic osteodystrophy (HOD),mastitis, pneumonia, post-op laminectomy; sesamoiditis, hip dysplasia, sports medicine iliopsoas

 


Yogi is having a laser treatment as part of 
his rehab after cranial cruciate surgery 


Daisy has osteoarthritis in multiple joints and is being
treated with the laser to reduce inflammation and pain. 


Petie calmly allows Dimitra to treat
her leg with the ultrasound wand

Ultrasound

Ultrasound is a deep heating unit that can brake up scar tissue, expedite the healing process, increase blood supply to the area, and relax muscle spasms. 

 

EMS

  • Reduces pain and swelling

  • Increases circulation

  • Prevents muscle atrophy

  • Improves muscle strength and restores tone

  • Increases range of motion

 


Sage having an EMS treatment to increase the circulation
in her rear legs and restore muscle strength & tone


Sampson is balancing on the Bosu Ball to
regain stability after undergoing surgery for
 a ruptured cranial cruciate ligament

Bosu Ball

Exercising with the Bosu Ball improves a dog's balance and proprioception, which is the sense of knowing where a body part is in space. The Bosu Ball is also used for increasing range of motion and flexibility, improving reflexes, and building up muscle tone and endurance.

Some of the benefits of using the Bosu Ball for canine rehabilitation:

  • Improves reaction and control
  • Increases trunk and core strength
  • Stabilizes weak areas
  • Improves balance and proprioception 
  • Increases range of motion in joints & elongation of the muscles
  • Improves sensory & body awareness
  • Increases flexibility and coordination throughout a limb's entire range of motion.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tails of Rye Canine Rehabilitation
675 Wallis Road
Rye, NH 03870
603.379.2099
Kofitsas23@aol.com

 

Tails of Rye Canine Rehabilitation is a state of the art rehabilitation center that offers Aqua Paws underwater treadmill, manual therapy, hydrotherapy, myofascial release, therapeutic exercise, aquatic therapy, joint mobilization, ultrasound, electrical muscle stimulation and other modalities provided by a certified canine practitioner in the Seacoast Area of New Hampshire. Services are available with a referral from your veterinarian or veterinary specialist. Detailed information can be obtained by clicking on the Menu links or calling 603-379-2099.

 

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