Services

All services may be subsidized or covered by insurance. Check your plan for coverage information. If you’re unsure or confused, please feel free to reach out with questions, we’re happy to help. We also offer bundled services and package discounts. Check at the bottom to learn more.

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On your pet’s first visit, Dr. Claire Sosna will spend two hours going through an in depth history, presenting condition, perform a diagnosis, and answer any questions you may have. She will then create an individualized rehabilitation plan for your pet that may have had:

Surgery
Arthritis
Back pain or IVDD
Neurologic disease
Muscle, tendon, or ligament injury or strain
De-conditioning (out of shape), muscle loss, or obesity
“Slowing Down “ or
Other debilitating conditions

Your individualized plan may include a combination of the following services:

Underwater Treadmill Therapy
Land-based, weight-bearing Therapeutic Exercise Program
Home Exercise Program
Acupuncture Treatment
Electroacupuncture Treatment
Class 4 Laser Treatment
Chinese Herbal Medication
Nutriceuticals
Assistive Device recommendations and/or
Dietary Guidance

Once a plan is agreed upon, the doctor and staff implement your individualized plan and teach you how you can best care for your pet at home.

You are never separated from your loved one when you are with us.

We supply high quality treats and toys or you are welcome to bring your own treats or toys for a particularly picky friend.

initial consultation

A woman sitting on a hospital bed, smiling and hugging a large German Shepherd dog. The woman is wearing a gray sweatshirt and shorts, with sunglasses on her head. There are various pet-themed items, food, and containers on the bed, with a decorative pillow that has Snoopy and Woodstock with the word 'LOVE' on it. The room has a blue and beige wall.

A small white puppy with curly fur standing on a table covered with Snoopy-themed tablecloth. A person with a light-colored hand is feeding it from a small bowl of food. The puppy is on a red mat with black border stitching.

price | 350

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Our heated underwater treadmill provides a safe environment for low-impact resistance walking and swimming in comfortable 85-92 degree water. Basically, it's water aerobics for pets!

Benefits of hydrotherapy include:

Buoyancy
1. Reduces concussion and compression on joints
2. Decreases weight bearing so your pet doesn’t have to fight gravity
3. Assists with balance and reduces fall risk
Heat
1. Warm water enhances circulation and oxygen supply to healing tissues
2. Decreases pain
3. Increases muscle elasticity, flexibility, and range of motion
Pressure
1. Water pressure reduces swelling and edema
2. Decreases pain
Resistance
1. Builds muscle and stamina
2. Provides cardio workout

Workouts in water can enhance sense of well-being and feelings of happiness due to release of endorphins during exercise.

Some conditions that may be treated with Underwater Treadmill Therapy include:

Post-operative recovery
Arthritis
Back pain or IVDD
Neurologic disease
Degenerative Myelopathy
GOLPP
Muscle, tendon, or ligament injury or strain
Bicipital tendonitis
Medial Shoulder Instability (Rotator Cuff Injury)
Groin Strain (Ileopsoas Strain)
De-conditioning (out of shape), muscle loss, or obesity
“Slowing Down “ or
Other debilitating conditions

Underwater treadmill therapy (hydrotherapy)

A dog is in a water tank holding a red rubber toy in its mouth. The water tank has toys, including an orange octopus and two fish-shaped toys. There are also decorative stickers of a fish and a dog on the outside of the tank.

A gray pit bull dog is in an underwater treadmill, wearing a harness that supports its hind end. A person holds a bright orange toy in front of the dog, and the dog bites it happily. The water is clean. A person stands in the tank assisting.

price | 225

Land-based weight-bearing exercise are performed on obstacle courses, using unbalanced and difficult terrain, as well as movements such as sit-to-stand to train coordination and stability in joints. Therapeutic Exercise an improve:

Balance
Coordination
Spatial and Body Awareness
Neurologic function
Muscle function
Joint stability
Strength
Stamina
Self confidence

All of which enhance Quality of Life and your pet’s ability to perform in the real world.

Conditions that may benefit from Therapeutic Exercise include:

Post-operative recovery
Arthritis
Back pain or IVDD
Neurologic disease
Degenerative Myelopathy
GOLPP
Muscle, tendon, or ligament injury or strain
Bicipital tendonitis
Medial Shoulder Instability (Rotator Cuff Injury)
Groin Strain (Ileopsoas Strain)
Deconditioning (out of shape), muscle loss, or obesity
“Slowing Down “ or
Other debilitating conditions

Therapeutic exercise

A room with a person and a dog participating in an agility training setup. The person is leaning over an orange fabric tunnel with red and white traffic cones surrounding it. The dog, a white husky, is walking out of the tunnel. In the background, there's a trampoline, a fan, framed dog artwork on the wall, and various equipment stored around the room.

An indoor exercise area with a blue anti-slip floor, various obstacle equipment, and a person with a dog. The person is engaging with the dog, which is standing on an inflated balance object.

price | 185

Acupuncture on animals has been around for 5,000 years. The first written treatise on it is from Sri Lanka regarding acupuncture on elephants! It is generally a safe and painless form of treatment with fewer side effects than many Western medications. The National Institutes of Health found in their 1999 Consensus Report on Acupuncture that it can enhance the effect or decrease the amount of medication required. They also found that this system of medicine is as well supported by research as Western medicine.

Acupuncture and electroacupuncture (E-Stim) treat the body at the cellular and even intracellular level to stimulate healing and decrease pain and inflammation. Acupuncture can influence the immune system, nerves, and internal organs by releasing chemicals or producing electrical signals. Traditional Chinese Medicine describes this simply as “moving the Qi.”

Very narrow, sterile wires (or needles) are inserted through the skin, stretching the tissues and stimulating the cells to release biochemical mediators to affect oxygen release, endorphin release, and blood flow. Nerve stimulation can send electrical signals that influence pain and inflammation pathways. Acupuncture is generally an additive treatment that requires multiple sessions to achieve the best results.

Conditions that may be treated by acupuncture include:

Arthritis
Back and neck pain
IVDD
Hip Dysplasia
Degenerative Myelopathy
Traumatic nerve injury
Hindlimb weakness
Post-operative healing
Some gastrointestinal disorders

Acupuncture and electroacupuncture (E-Stim)

A black dog lying on its side on a table, with acupuncture needles inserted in its back and limbs, next to a feeding dish with peanut butter.

A dog with white, brown, and black fur is lying on a bed and eating food from an orange silicone plate. Next to the dog are two overlapping pink silicone food molds, with some food remnants inside. Part of a person's arm and lap are visible, with the person wearing a beige sleeveless top and blue jeans, seated beside the dog. The bed has a blanket with colorful rainbows and clouds, and the background features a textured beige wall.

price | 220

Laser therapy, also called photobiomodulation, uses focused light waves to affect cells and stimulate healing, improve blood flow and oxygen supply to tissues, decrease swelling and inflammation, and decrease pain.

Laser therapy is a painless, non-invasive way to augment treatment of:

Wounds
Post-operative healing and pain
Arthritis
IVDD
Degenerative Myelopathy
Bicipital tendonitis
Medial Shoulder Instability (Rotator Cuff Injury)
Groin strains
Patellar Tendonitis
Other muscle, tendon, or ligament strain
Inflammation and swelling
Cystitis

Additionally, we offer lasers to rent.

laser therapy

A veterinarian in purple scrubs and protective glasses performs a laser treatment on a large dog lying on a hospital bed. The dog is eating from a pink bowl. The room has a textured beige wall, a blue towel, and medical equipment nearby.

in office | 100
Laser Rental | 200/week

Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine uses herbal medications to treat a variety of conditions. The goal is to treat the underlying causes of any condition. Herbal medications contain active ingredients, just like Western medications, but usually are not as concentrated, while retaining the benefits of working synergistically with other active compounds in the herb that Western methods have removed.

Chinese medicine

Multiple bottles of herbal supplements for dogs and cats on a wooden surface, including Cordyceps and other herbal blends.

price depends on product

We offer thermal imaging services to help diagnose difficult to find pain and conditions. This technology is very helpful in identifying inflamed and irritated tissue that your pet might not be showing during a diagnostic, whether they’re stoic or it is an unusual combination of locations and muscles.

thermal imaging

Thermal image of a whale, showing temperature variations with colors from purple to red, with a labeled section indicating temperature measurements.

price upon request

packages

Select services are able to be purchased in bundles, and all services are able to be bought with package discounts. Increasing discounts are provided when buying more sessions. Check out the discounts below.

Bundled services

300 | (410 value)

Hydrotherapy + Rehab

300 | (320 value)

Acupuncture + Laser

300 | (325 value)

Hydrotherapy + Laser

Package discounts

Purchase 5 Sessions

5% off total

Purchase 10 Sessions

10% off total

Purchase 15 Sessions

15% off total

Purchase 20 Sessions

20% off total

Example:

After my consultation with Dr. Sosna, she recommended a hydrotherapy + rehab program. If I purchase 10 sessions, that is a total of $3,000, but after my 10% discount, it is $2,700. If my pet may benefit from acupuncture, and I choose to pursue it, I can add acupuncture to my package discount. In this new scenario, 10 sessions of hydrotherapy + rehab with acupuncture, my total before discount is $5,220 ($3,000 for hydrotherapy + rehab and $2,200 for acupuncture), and after my 10% discount, it is $4,698, a savings of $522.

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