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Pet Fitness and Rehabilitation

Help Your Dog or Cat Move Better Without Leaving Home

Is your older dog struggling to stand up after naps? Does your senior cat avoid jumping onto their favorite spots? I'm a certified veterinary rehabilitation therapist bringing professional therapies directly to your Kirkland-area home. No stressful car rides. No waiting rooms. Just compassionate, effective care where your pet feels safest.

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CCAT Certified by NC State University

As one of the few Certified Companion Animal Rehabilitation Therapists serving Kirkland, Redmond, and the Eastside, I specialize in helping senior pets regain strength, mobility, and comfort. My mobile practice means I see exactly how your pet moves in their real environment—navigating your specific stairs, floors, and furniture.

In-Home Physical Therapy for Dogs in Kirkland

Gentle exercises tailored to your dog's specific needs. Whether it's arthritis, IVDD hip dysplasia, or general age-related weakness, I develop custom treatment plans that you can continue between sessions.

Cat Rehabilitation - Yes, Cats Too!

Cats hide pain incredibly well. If your cat has stopped jumping, plays less, or seems stiff, rehabilitation can help. I use fear-free certified feline-specific techniques that respect your cat's unique temperament.

Conditions Physical Rehabilitation Can Treat :

  • Arthritis and joint pain

  • Weakness from decreased activity

  • Balance and coordination issues

  • Chronic pain management without more medications

  • Muscle loss in senior pets or with conditions like Cushing’s

  • Post-surgery recovery (CCL tear,TPLO, hip replacement, IVDD back surgery, amputation, luxating patellas)


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Why Choose Mobile Rehabilitation:

Your Senior Pet Stays Calm at Home

Skip the exhausting car ride. Avoid the anxiety of a clinical setting. When I come to your home, your pet can focus on healing instead of stress. Plus, I teach you hands-on techniques and exercises to help your pet between visits.

Service Areas:

Serving Senior Pets Throughout the Eastside:

Primary areas: Kirkland (Finn Hill, Juanita, Totem Lake, Downtown), Redmond, Bellevue, Bothell, Woodinville, Kenmore

Also serving: Sammamish, Issaquah, Mercer Island, Newcastle, Renton Highlands, and Seattle by request

Mobile service within 25 minutes of Kirkland

FAQ Section:

"How do I know if my senior pet needs rehabilitation?" If your dog takes multiple attempts to stand, bunny-hops up stairs, or can't get comfortable at night, rehabilitation can help. For cats, watch for avoiding jumps, decreased grooming, or hiding more often.

"What happens during a home visit?" First visit: 60-90 minute comprehensive assessment including gait analysis, range of motion testing, and pain evaluation. I'll create a custom plan and start treatment immediately. Follow-ups are 45-60 minutes.

"How is this different from regular vet visits?" Your vet diagnoses and treats medical conditions. I provide hands-on physical therapy to improve function and reduce pain. We work together as a team for your pet's best outcome.

"Do you work with my regular vet?" Absolutely. I'll coordinate with your veterinarian and provide progress reports as needed.

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She is very kind and loving with my dog who is receiving physical therapy from her. Most important he is improving with her care! I highly recommend LAIKA vet ( Dr.Popov)
— Dog Owner in Bellevue WA
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