Canine Rehab Of New York

Canine Rehab Of New York is a veterinary rehabilitation clinic on Columbus Avenue in New York that treats dogs and cats. Its stated focus is rehabilitation care, including orthopedic and neurologic evaluations, physical therapy, and pain-management support. The clinic does not advertise in-house emergency services.

Services

•Canine rehabilitation consultations with orthopedic and neurologic exams
•Physical rehabilitation
•Neurological rehabilitation therapy
•Manual therapy, including joint mobilizations, soft tissue mobilizations, myofascial release, and passive range of motion
•Massage therapy and stretching instruction
•Therapeutic exercise programs using balance boards, bosu discs, cavaletti rails, and ramp walking
•Underwater treadmill therapy
•Land treadmill therapy
•Balance therapy
•Home exercise programs
•Home exercise videos for guided at-home exercises after consultation
•Rehabilitation-based pain management
•Laser therapy
•Extracorporeal shockwave therapy
•Care for dogs and cats
•No in-house emergency services are advertised

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Bonnie Brown, VMD, CCRP, CCRT, is listed as founder and veterinarian. Olga Neumann-Ziaja is listed as supervisor, and recent reviews mention Dr. Brown and Olga by name.

Reviews

Google shows a 5.0/5 rating from 28 reviews. Recent written reviews describe positive experiences with rehabilitation for hip dysplasia, arthritis, limping, and neurologic recovery, including use of laser therapy, massage, shockwave therapy, water treadmill work, and home exercises. Reviewers also mention gentle handling of anxious pets, clear communication, and noticeable progress in comfort, mobility, and return to normal activity.

Reviews for Canine Rehab Of New York

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 28 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Liz O'Sullivan

2 days ago

My Golden Retriever loves going to Canine Rehab of New York. She is an anxious girl, but after meeting Dr. Brown and Olga during her evaluation, I felt completely comfortable leaving her. It was clear they understood dog body language and how to help her feel comfortable. She now leads the way inside; she is so eager to get attention, and of course, treats. She tends to be uncomfortable around unfamiliar dogs, so I love that there are no more than two dogs scheduled at the same time. I described what features/ traits in dogs make her most uncomfortable. The team was very accommodating in ensuring she was only scheduled with dogs that she would quickly adjust to. There is enough room for her to feel she has her own space. We first started going when she was diagnosed with severe hip dysplasia and arthritis in her right hip at 5.5 years old. She went regularly for a few months prior to a total hip replacement. It tremendously helped the rest of her body (that had clear discomfort from compensation) feel much more comfortable; the bone for the hip itself already had severe arthritis. The home exercises also helped her maintain muscle strength while preparing and waiting for her surgery. She used the water treadmill, did various exercises, received massage, shockwave therapy, and laser therapy. After recovery and taking a few months off, I decided to bring her (now 7.5 years) back to stay on top of her comfort before anything new pops up. She regularly gets laser therapy and the water treadmill, as well as massage as needed. We now have stretching exercises to do at home that have made such a difference, I was actually told she had no discomfort at her last session. She is able to keep up with younger dogs at the park and loves her fetch sessions.

Emily Xie

3 weeks ago

We took our cat Tobi here for PT after a neurological flare up left him paralyzed from the neck down. He had some improvement at home (ability to move limbs and sit up on his own) before we started bringing him in, but the treatments they provided seemed to help him progress much more quickly. We started with some red laser and massage therapy, and they provided some advice for at-home massage. Eventually Tobi was able to progress to water treadmill and obstacle courses. He recently graduated, and we are so thankful for the team at Canine Rehab. The therapist Tobi primarily worked with was Olga, but the entire team is great.

Neena Lall

4 months ago

I am so grateful I found Canine Rehab after my 1 year old dog began limping. We originally went to a different vet who misdiagnosed her and said she would require surgery. I’m so glad I got a second opinion here and found out she had a sprain which could be helped with rehab and laser treatments. My dog is an anxious veterinary patient and so I was concerned she wouldn’t do well with repeated visits but the staff here are so kind, gentle natured, warm, patient, and competent that she relaxed after a few visits and it quickly became her favorite place to go! We can’t walk by this block without her attempting to pull me in the door! It was so gratifying to watch her make progress and be able to return to her favorite things, playing and running! I would highly recommend Canine Rehab to any pet who needs some rehab!

David Manheimer

8 months ago

Joselyn Mujica

10 months ago

We had a great experience with Canine Rehab of New York and I know Dotty loved it too because she would pull me there on walks even when we didn't have an appointment. I found the staff to very communicative and reasonable about our approach to Dotty's recovery and we absolutely saw improvements in Dotty from her time there. I would absolutely recommend if you're looking for a rehab solution for your pet.