Austin Canine Rehab & Wellness

Austin Canine Rehab & Wellness We specialize in helping senior dogs regain their independence & ability to explore Austin with their humans.

🎉 Happy Birthday to our June rehab pups! ☀️🐶From building strength and confidence to enjoying more walks, playtime, and ...
06/05/2026

🎉 Happy Birthday to our June rehab pups! ☀️🐶

From building strength and confidence to enjoying more walks, playtime, and everyday adventures, we love getting to be part of your journey. 💛

We’re so proud of all the progress you’ve made and cannot wait to see what this next year brings for each of you.
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🌟 Happy Testimonial Thursday! Hear from Lincoln's mom about their experience! 🐶
06/04/2026

🌟 Happy Testimonial Thursday! Hear from Lincoln's mom about their experience! 🐶

🐾 Three-legged dogs are incredibly adaptable, but that does not mean movement is always easy.When a dog loses a limb, th...
06/03/2026

🐾 Three-legged dogs are incredibly adaptable, but that does not mean movement is always easy.

When a dog loses a limb, the rest of the body has to work differently. Over time, that can place extra stress on the remaining legs, spine, and joints.

Rehab helps support strength, balance, mobility, and movement patterns so tripod dogs can stay comfortable and active doing the things they love.

💡 Pet parent takeaway: Supporting the body early can help reduce strain and improve long-term comfort.

We have a huge soft spot for our tripod pups. 🐶💛

Curious how rehab may support your dog? Inquire with us to learn more (link below).

🐕 This cuddly boy, Buster , has the cutest Tongue Out posses!!
06/02/2026

🐕 This cuddly boy, Buster , has the cutest Tongue Out posses!!

🐾 Is your senior dog slowing down more than usual?It is common for older dogs to move differently as they age, but not e...
06/01/2026

🐾 Is your senior dog slowing down more than usual?

It is common for older dogs to move differently as they age, but not every change should be dismissed as “just getting old.” Difficulty getting up, slower walks, loss of balance, or needing more breaks during activity can all be signs the body needs more support.

Some dogs also become less interested in walks or struggle more with stairs and slippery floors. These changes often happen gradually, which makes them easy to miss at first.

Paying attention to small movement changes early can help dogs stay more comfortable, active, and confident as they age.

💡 Pet parent tip: You know your dog better than anyone. If something feels different, it is worth paying attention to.

Want to learn more about signs of senior dog decline? Check out the new blog (link below). 🐶

Meet Malbec, the newest member of the ACR Pack 💜Malbec is a 13-year-old Vizsla who joined us after being diagnosed with ...
05/29/2026

Meet Malbec, the newest member of the ACR Pack 💜

Malbec is a 13-year-old Vizsla who joined us after being diagnosed with GOLPP, a progressive condition that can affect both breathing and mobility in senior dogs. Her family started noticing changes in her strength and coordination over the past several months, including slipping on floors, difficulty getting up, missing steps, and becoming less steady on walks. They also noticed she tires more easily and struggles more in the heat.

Our focus is helping Malbec stay comfortable, confident, and safe as we support her mobility and quality of life. We’re working on improving her strength, balance, and body awareness while helping everyday activities like walking, stairs, and getting around the house feel easier for her.

Malbec is such a sweet girl, and it’s clear how much her family adores her. We’re honored to support her and help her continue enjoying life with as much comfort and independence as possible. 🐾"

Happy Testimonial Thursday's!! Here's what Sugar's mom has to say about her recovery. 💫
05/29/2026

Happy Testimonial Thursday's!! Here's what Sugar's mom has to say about her recovery. 💫

05/27/2026

🐾 Strength starts from behind, and Jellybean’s got it down! 🐶💪

Backing up is a simple but powerful exercise to help build strength in your dog’s back legs, improve coordination, and support better movement overall. Watch Jellybean show us how it’s done!

Having trouble getting your dog to move straight back? Try this:
• Practice in a narrow space to prevent turning
• Change where you hold the treat: at the nose, just below the mouth, or at the chest

✨ Small adjustments can make a big difference, and this one exercise goes a long way in supporting strength and stability.

💬 Give it a try and let us know how it goes!

🐕🦺 Happy Tongue-Out Tuesday! Max's handsome grin is here to make your day!
05/26/2026

🐕🦺 Happy Tongue-Out Tuesday! Max's handsome grin is here to make your day!

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