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 Association of Canada and a Registered Allied Animal Health Practitioner. I have over 24 years experience working with people as a “human” physiotherapist, over 12 years working with canine clie

nts as a canine rehabilitation practitioner, and over 17 years experience training and competing with my own dogs in various dog sports as well as just teaching them to be nice to live with! Paws in Motion Canine Rehabilitation offers assessment and treatment of family pets and canine athletes following illness or injury. Rehabilitation 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.

A couple of my lovely clients from today! The first is a very happy girl who comes for some mental stimulation as well ...
05/24/2026

A couple of my lovely clients from today! The first is a very happy girl who comes for some mental stimulation as well as working on strength and body awareness. The other picture shows Rosie getting her laser treatment while her adopted brother snuggles up to her!!

05/20/2026

Aww, this lovely old boy showed up in my memories. He was a trooper, always willing to do his exercises and wanted to keep going for his walks. He has passed over the bridge now, but I still see one of the other dogs in his family!

05/15/2026

Humans typically do up to six months of physiotherapy following ACL reconstruction surgery. Why is this neglected in our canine clients? Rehab is so important for a good surgical outcome.

I have been having problems with replies to emails going to people's junk folders 😬. So if you have been waiting for a ...
05/12/2026

I have been having problems with replies to emails going to people's junk folders 😬. So if you have been waiting for a reply from me, please check there!!

All set up for the next client - working on strength, body awareness, posture and general fitness!! Really looking forw...
05/09/2026

All set up for the next client - working on strength, body awareness, posture and general fitness!! Really looking forward to this work out!

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04/30/2026

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Annie's harness is giving her the support she needs to move through her golden years! 💛

"I have a Great Dane and belong to several Great Dane associations. When I needed a harness for my aging girl, I reached out to these organizations on Facebook. Every single person who responded recommended Help 'Em Up. I'm so glad they did. It's perfect! Extremely well built, has multiple adjustments and helps me help her in various ways, depending on what she's needing. I 100% recommend Help 'Em Up!" - Annie's Family

04/27/2026

🐾 Affordable care is here for your pets! 🐾

We’re proud to partner with Georgian College to bring a Wellness Clinic for cats and dogs to our community! 💙

From vaccines and microchips to wellness exams, heartworm testing, and parasite prevention, this clinic is designed to help keep your furry family members healthy, protected, and thriving.

📅 May 14 | 12PM–4PM
📅 May 15 | 9AM–3PM
📍 Georgian College, Orillia

Spaces are limited, so be sure to register using the link below to secure your spot!

Let’s work together to keep pets and the people who love them happy and supported. 🐶🐱

https://ontariospca.ca/georgian-college-wellness-clinic-may-14-and-15/

04/23/2026

This is what underwater treadmill rehabilitation should look like!!! The therapist is also in the water influencing how the dog moves. If your dog is in the treadmill alone, then all they are doing is walking in water. That is exercise, not targeted rehabilitation.

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Operating Out Of: Harrow Performance, 171 Hutcheson Beach Road, Unit 3
Huntsville, ON

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