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.

"Tell me how handsome I am again 😍" - Indy
08/10/2026

"Tell me how handsome I am again 😍" - Indy

"Oh! πŸ˜… You didn't see that, did you?" - Vinny
08/09/2026

"Oh! πŸ˜… You didn't see that, did you?" - Vinny

08/08/2026

We spend a lot of time talking to our patients. Gotta make sure they know what good puppers they are and how much we love them! Some patients are REALLY into it and hang on our every word, but others? You can practically hear them saying "Do you mind? I'm trying to focus on my workout". πŸ˜… Sorry, Sammy! We're just super proud of you πŸ’™πŸΎ

Warming up and cooling down, is it REALLY necessary for my dog?
08/06/2026

Warming up and cooling down, is it REALLY necessary for my dog?

Warm-ups and cooldowns are important for our dogs to help reduce the risk of injury. Learn the best warm-up and cooldown exercises for your dog's health.

08/06/2026

Tripawds! The problem has been removed so they're good to go, right? Well, not quite. The body has been fundamentally changed and now has to completely relearn how to move through the world. Not only do we need to take extra special care of the remaining limbs, but we also need to protect and strengthen the rest of the body so that it can safely compensate for the missing limb. Strong work Waffles! πŸ’ͺπŸ’™πŸΎ

πŸ“£ PSA from Dogtor Wilbur πŸ“£πŸš« Red Light Therapy β‰  Laser Therapy!!! 🚫Red Light Therapy is too weak to treat neurological or...
08/05/2026

πŸ“£ PSA from Dogtor Wilbur πŸ“£

🚫 Red Light Therapy β‰  Laser Therapy!!! 🚫

Red Light Therapy is too weak to treat neurological or orthopedic conditions!
Visit https://www.caninerehaboc.com/post/low-down-on-laser to learn more.

Change requires challenge, but your pet also needs to be comfortable enough to take on the challenge. Painful pets don't...
08/01/2026

Change requires challenge, but your pet also needs to be comfortable enough to take on the challenge. Painful pets don't heal! 😬

That's why we combine your veterinarian's prescribed pain management with massage, stretching, laser therapy, and/or acupuncture to get your pet as comfortable as possible while simultaneously working to mitigate sources of pain with safe forms of exercise.

07/31/2026

Tobby is truckin' along like a champ in the Underwater Treadmill, but he's also super interested in what everyone else is up to! 🀣

The Underwater Treadmill is an incredibly powerful Rehab tool, but did you know that the biggest gains often happen when...
07/30/2026

The Underwater Treadmill is an incredibly powerful Rehab tool, but did you know that the biggest gains often happen when working on target exercises, like the wobble board? Baby knows she's gotta get her reps in before we get in the water! πŸ˜πŸ’™πŸ’ͺ🐾

07/29/2026

"Are you watching?! Did you see how cool I was?!" πŸ’― all eyes on Brixie as she absolutely nails the cavaletti rails! Since she's clearing them beautifully, we'll keep working on decreasing how much support she needs to get over them all so that one day, she won't need our help at all! πŸ’ͺπŸΎπŸ’™

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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