Canine Rehabilitation of Orange County

Canine Rehabilitation of Orange County CROC was established in 2017, though it originally began as The Vet's House Rehabilitation in 2014.

We are a Veterinary Medical Rehabilitation Center providing state of the art physical therapy for dogs compromised by injury, age, obesity, surgery or congenital issues to restore quality of life. Located in central Orange County, CROC works to restore quality of life to your geriatric, injured, overweight, postoperative, and neurological or otherwise compromised pet through physical therapy. Our

caring team of Licensed Veterinary Medical Professionals will help your dog to feel stronger, move better and be safer. Our goals at CROC are to relieve pain, restore range of motion/movement, improve function, prevent injuries and expand the physical potential of each patient we treat. CROC was designed to offer state of the art therapy to pets in need without the stress and fears many patients have associated with pet hospital visits. Early 2020, we upgraded to a new and larger building in Santa Ana, conveniently located just off the 55 Freeway. Our new facility is outfitted with an Underwater Treadmill, a full obstacle course for balance and proprioceptive exercises, and individual sections for our patients to rest comfortably while remaining cage-free. We structure each therapy session to achieve maximum results to each individual patient. The center has a very mellow, calming atmosphere that we know our patients enjoy.

From nose to tail and top to toes, our exams cover all angles! Even the slightest shift in how a dog stands can tell us ...
09/15/2025

From nose to tail and top to toes, our exams cover all angles! Even the slightest shift in how a dog stands can tell us so much, so not only are we doing the typical physical exam, but we're analyzing every patient's stance and gait.

09/14/2025

When a dog's ability to move their legs is limited, we can help get them moving thanks to the reflexive response to toe tickles! Oddly enough, sometimes tickling one paw makes the other leg kick out but ultimately, we're just looking to elicit any movement at all and then we can fine tune that movement later with other exercises.

The Orange County Police Canine Association raises funds to assist the families of fallen officers, help provide medical...
09/12/2025

The Orange County Police Canine Association raises funds to assist the families of fallen officers, help provide medical care for retired police K-9s, assist police departments needing to replace retired K-9s, and provide further training for K-9 teams.

We're big fans of their cause so from 9/11 to 10/17, you can donate in person or online and CROC will match your donation dollar for dollar! Donations will be gifted to OCPCA at their 32nd Annual Police Dog Show on Saturday, October 18th.

You can donate in person with cash or credit/debit, use a card on file, or if you'd like to donate online, let us know the amount you'd like to donate and we can text or email you a link!

Instead of a maligator, we got a snugglepuppy! Zuko is such a good boy that he'll happily take loves and scritches in ex...
09/11/2025

Instead of a maligator, we got a snugglepuppy! Zuko is such a good boy that he'll happily take loves and scritches in exchange for treatments 🥰🐾

🎉🎉🎉 It's official! CROC is going to Orange County Police Canine Association's K-9 Show October 18th!!! 🎉🎉🎉 Come watch th...
09/10/2025

🎉🎉🎉 It's official! CROC is going to Orange County Police Canine Association's K-9 Show October 18th!!! 🎉🎉🎉

Come watch the police dog demos, grab some grub, and stop by our booth to say hi 👋

Pixie is such a doll that we're able to perform multiple treatments at once! She's doing target exercises while we have ...
09/08/2025

Pixie is such a doll that we're able to perform multiple treatments at once! She's doing target exercises while we have E-Stim working on her back legs, AND she's getting acupuncture! Great job Pixie 💙🐾

If your dog cannot tolerate NSAIDs (Non-Steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs) like Rimadyl (carprofen), Metacam (meloxicam)...
09/07/2025

If your dog cannot tolerate NSAIDs (Non-Steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs) like Rimadyl (carprofen), Metacam (meloxicam), Deramaxx (deracoxib), Galliprant (grapiprant) but still needs something for pain relief, laser therapy can be an excellent method of pain relief.

09/06/2025

Even Dogtor Wilbur has homework troubles sometimes!

Did you know that laser therapy isn't just about pain relief? Therapeutic laser treatments also stimulates cellular meta...
09/05/2025

Did you know that laser therapy isn't just about pain relief? Therapeutic laser treatments also stimulates cellular metabolism which can help nerve cells regenerate and speed up wound healing.

Just hanging out on a big cozy bed and soaking up some laser therapy! Being able to sit with our patients in a comfy spo...
09/03/2025

Just hanging out on a big cozy bed and soaking up some laser therapy! Being able to sit with our patients in a comfy spot and perform pain relieving treatments is key to building our relationships with them 💙🐾

09/01/2025

Address

2920 South Kilson Drive
Santa Ana, CA
92707

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

Telephone

+19494442451

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