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.

Boomer might be pumped and ready to start his next set, but Rehab is all about slow, controlled exercise and REST! Break...
06/03/2026

Boomer might be pumped and ready to start his next set, but Rehab is all about slow, controlled exercise and REST! Breaks between exercises and even sets of the same exercise give the body time to recover and work harder during the next set. This helps prevent overworking and makes the exercise after the break more effective so Boomer can get back to playing that much sooner!

Woohoo for Whitney! When she started Rehab, she couldn't even stand on her own and now she's up, without assistance, on ...
06/01/2026

Woohoo for Whitney! When she started Rehab, she couldn't even stand on her own and now she's up, without assistance, on hard mode! By standing on her own, on uneven AND unstable footing, she's proving that her balance and stamina have vastly improved - strong work Whitney!! πŸ₯³πŸ’™πŸΎ

05/29/2026

Look at Leo go! 🀩 If you watch the black strap attached to the back end of his Help Em Up harness, it's slack almost the entire time! He's doing nearly all of this without our assistance, but the few moments where we help him stay on his feet mean that he can continue the exercise, therefore continue improving his balance, coordination, and stamina so that one day, he won't need our help at all πŸ₯³

We'll resume normal hours tomorrow Tuesday May 26th!
05/25/2026

We'll resume normal hours tomorrow Tuesday May 26th!

πŸ”†πŸ”†πŸ”† Did you know that not all lasers are made the same? πŸ”†πŸ”†πŸ”†Your grocery store checkout scanner is a laser, but it wouldn...
05/24/2026

πŸ”†πŸ”†πŸ”† Did you know that not all lasers are made the same? πŸ”†πŸ”†πŸ”†

Your grocery store checkout scanner is a laser, but it wouldn't help much with pain and inflammation! Any laser that is powerful enough to help (Class III or IV) is also capable of great harm if misused, so they are exclusively sold to licensed medical professionals. Class I & II lasers are readily available for purchase by the general public because they aren't as powerful and are therefore less of a safety risk, but they're also too weak to have any beneficial effect for your pet.

If you'd like to know more about Laser Therapy and how it helps your pet, check out our article here:https://www.caninerehaboc.com/post/low-down-on-laser

It's easy to get distracted when you're trotting along and not actually going anywhere, but toys can be the dog equivale...
05/22/2026

It's easy to get distracted when you're trotting along and not actually going anywhere, but toys can be the dog equivalent of wearing headphones at the gym!

05/21/2026

"Ooooh, that lady has cheese!" πŸ§€πŸ§€πŸ§€
"Woah! What kind of dog is THAT?!" πŸ•πŸ˜³πŸ€”
"Hey! My favorite tech is petting another dog!!" 😲😬😠

Being able to see every detail of how a patient moves in the water helps us identify what areas we need to work on outside of the water, but it also means that some patients can be easily distracted πŸ˜…

Sorry, Daisy! No cheese at Rehab, but there's plenty of snuggles to go around!

05/20/2026

As a professional face washer, Titan takes his job very seriously and does his best to finish his target exercises promptly so he can get back to work πŸΎπŸ’Ό

We'll resume normal hours Tuesday May 26th!
05/19/2026

We'll resume normal hours Tuesday May 26th!

Hey, Pippin - asking for a friend; how do you always look so polished and handsome with the most perfect hair even when ...
05/16/2026

Hey, Pippin - asking for a friend; how do you always look so polished and handsome with the most perfect hair even when you're working out?!

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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