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Therapeutic Modalities

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Therapeutic Laser

Canine PT laser therapy

Therapeutic laser uses focused light energy to support the body's natural healing and recovery processes. During treatment, the laser is applied to targeted areas while your dog relaxes, making it a more focused modality than treatments that work over a larger area like the PEMF mat. Laser therapy can be incorporated to support tissue repair, circulation, and comfort and can be especially helpful when addressing areas of ongoing irritation or sensitivity. Treatment is quick and non-invasive, making it a well tolerated and easy addition to your dog's treatment session.

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF)

Pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) therapy uses gentle electromagnetic pulses to support the body's natural healing and recovery processes. During a session, it can complement hands-on therapy to support circulation, tissue recovery, and comfort. It's non-invasive and does not require for your dog to actively participate, making it a useful addition to a rehab session, especially when they are recovering from an injury, surgery, or managing ongoing mobility concerns.

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Serving dogs throughout the Milwaukee area and surrounding communities.

Movement-Focused Care to Help Your Dog Thrive

1:1 mobile canine rehabilitation for dogs throughout the Milwaukee area

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Build strength, stability, and confidence in your dog's movement

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Understand and address the root cause of their condition

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Improve mobility and reduce compensation patterns

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Recover from surgery or injury and return to activity or sport with confidence

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Create a sustainable plan to support your dog's long-term movement and quality of life

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All information provided on this website is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Viewing this website, downloading materials, or communicating with Big Stretch Canine Physical Therapy, LLC does not establish a physical therapist–client relationship.

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Participation in exercise or physical activity carries inherent risk. You should consult with a qualified medical provider before beginning any exercise, rehabilitation, or canine physical therapy program for your dog, especially if your dog has a current or prior injury, medical condition, or health concerns. Big Stretch Canine Physical Therapy, LLC makes no guarantees regarding specific outcomes or results.

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Canine physical therapy services are provided only to clients located within the state of Wisconsin, in accordance with state licensure laws.

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