Paws in Motion Canine Rehabilitation

Paws in Motion Canine Rehabilitation Assessment and rehabilitation of dogs in Muskoka after illness or injury, weight loss and conditioning programmes and injury prevention programmes.

I am a Registered Physiotherapist and have been working in private practice treating people with sports injuries, and musculoskeletal and neurological conditions. I am a member of the Animal Rehabilitation Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. Paws in Motion Canine Rehabilitation offers assessment and treatment of family pets and canine athletes following illness or injury. Rehabilit

ation can help with the following conditions:
- Soft tissue injuries, such as muscle and ligament strains and tears.
- Joint injuries, including dysplasia, arthritis, and developmental problems.
- Bone injuries, including after fractures or surgeries.
- Spinal injuries, including disc herniations and degenerative changes.
- Neurological problems, including balance disorders.
- Before and after surgical procedures, including fixation of fractures, CCL repair, and other bone or joint surgeries.
- Age related changes, including arthritis, weakness, and changes in balance. Rehabilitation can help in the following ways:
- Reduction of pain and inflammation.
- Improving joint range of motion.
- Improving muscle strength.
- Improving gait pattern.
- Improving balance reactions.
- Improving fitness and endurance.
- Helping to prepare your dog for return to activity. Why you should see a Registered Physiotherapist for your dog's rehabilitation:
- Canine rehabilitation is an unregulated profession, it can be done by anyone, even someone with no training at all.
- A Registered Physiotherapist has had years of training and extensive experience assessing and treating people. They have then gone on to do further, canine specific, training to ensure they are properly qualified to work with you and your dog.
- A Registered Physiotherapist will work with your veterinarian to ensure the best care is being provided for your dogs condition.

03/23/2025

Though you’d all like an update on Rocky, the second pup from the Ontario SPCA Muskoka Animal Centre. He’s doing great with his new family, growing like a w**d and beginning to stand taller on his back legs!!

As usual things are pretty busy around here!!  These are just a few of the new faces that have been enjoying their rehab...
03/20/2025

As usual things are pretty busy around here!! These are just a few of the new faces that have been enjoying their rehab sessions!!!

03/12/2025

Did you know that you can get a custom Wimba brace through Paws in Motion??

Have your say on what your rehabilitation professional will be allowed to do.  At the moment the College of Veterinarian...
03/09/2025

Have your say on what your rehabilitation professional will be allowed to do. At the moment the College of Veterinarians of Ontario is not allowing qualified and insured physiotherapists to perform acupuncture on animals. We need your help to change this back!

Regulates the delivery of veterinary medicine in Ontario. All veterinarians practising in Ontario must be licensed by the College.

Look who came to visit today!!  Rocky (formerly known as OSPCA Comet) has had his second knee surgery and has been adopt...
03/08/2025

Look who came to visit today!! Rocky (formerly known as OSPCA Comet) has had his second knee surgery and has been adopted! His family are bringing him for rehabilitation so that he can get to do all the things a puppy should be doing. We fitted him with a Help Em Up harness to improve his spinal and hind end posture when he is standing and walking. You can see how his legs aren’t quite so far under him when we use the hip lift section of the harness.

I am proud to be registered with RAAHP-Canada!!
03/05/2025

I am proud to be registered with RAAHP-Canada!!

Thank you all so much for your donations to help Shadow and Comet, the two OSPCA puppies that both had knee surgeries.  ...
03/05/2025

Thank you all so much for your donations to help Shadow and Comet, the two OSPCA puppies that both had knee surgeries. We were able to raise $550 towards their rehabilitation costs!!!! Both puppies have now been adopted and are living with their new families!

02/27/2025

There are many reasons why we might choose to use a muzzle with a dog. Most importantly, it should be a positive experience for them.

02/26/2025

Did you know that you can get the Help Em Up Harness from me at Paws in Motion? These are invaluable for dogs recovering from surgery or who are older and beginning to struggle with their mobility.

02/19/2025

Want to know more about arthritis and your dog? You can sign up for this webinar at Fenzi Dog Sports Academy.

I saw Shadow again earlier this week, he is slowly making progress with recovering from his surgeries and we are continu...
02/14/2025

I saw Shadow again earlier this week, he is slowly making progress with recovering from his surgeries and we are continuing to work on improving his range of motion and ability to stand with better posture. He has now gone home to his new family, but we are still going to be working with him so you’ll hear more of him!

Next week I am going to meet a new puppy at the Ontario SPCA Muskoka Animal Centre that has had surgery. Watch this space for information on the new puppy we will be helping!!

02/13/2025

The College of Veterinarians is at it again 🤬. We are all so tired of battling with them as they keep trying to restrict what we are allowed to do. Appropriately qualified animal rehabilitation professionals should be able to be part of your animals healthcare team, working in conjunction with your veterinarian. It should not be a case of them against us.

Updated with new video from Shauna.

02/11/2025

The College of Veterinarians is at it again 🤬. We are all so tired of battling with them as they keep trying to restrict what we are allowed to do. Appropriately qualified animal rehabilitation professionals should be able to be part of your animals healthcare team, working in conjunction with your veterinarian. It should not be a case of them against us.

Want to get your dog ready for agility season?  I love this course!!
02/06/2025

Want to get your dog ready for agility season? I love this course!!

Fitness and Jumping Drills To Make Your Dog An Efficient Jumper

02/05/2025

I managed to catch a picture of Shadow’s serious face! As you can see from the rest of the video a lot of effort is going into keeping Shadow happy during his physio appointments, which aren’t always very comfortable as we try to stretch out his tight muscles.

If you would like to help the Ontario SPCA Muskoka Animal Centre pay for Shadow’s treatment please visit the link below, or you can make a donations at Gus & Gigi's or Tuffy's Natural Pet Store.

https://secure.ontariospca.ca/site/TR/DIY/General?px=2080637&pg=personal&fr_id=2910

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Huntsville, ON

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