Welcome to
|
|
|
Paralleling the trend in human healthcare toward alternative, non-invasive approaches is the understanding that animals also benefit from these procedures!
Research shows that therapy accelerates the healing processes and assists the animal return to a maximal functional level faster (and safer) than without intervention.
Physical therapy by definition is a scientifically-based healthcare profession directed at evaluating, restoring and maintaining physical function & movement.
Research shows that therapy accelerates the healing processes and assists the animal return to a maximal functional level faster (and safer) than without intervention.
Physical therapy by definition is a scientifically-based healthcare profession directed at evaluating, restoring and maintaining physical function & movement.
GO NOW and reach out via our special Contact Form for more information on ways you can continue to provide quality care at home to your pets during this unprecedented period!
Why AnimalRehabilitation.comDr. Doman started AnimalRehabilitation.com in 2002, originally intended as a way to “get the word out” about the practice, and about her as a practitioner.
While the field of rehabilitation for animals has grown exponentially in the last 5-10 years, there is (still) a lack of quality (and qualified) information out there for pet parents in regards to how they can help their families become better educated on rehabilitation. Through the years there have been little “tips and tricks” that Dr. Doman found herself repeating over and over again with clients who routinely said afterwards what a significant difference it (and she) had made in their pet’s overall quality of life. She is passionate about spending the next “life” of AnimalRehabilitation.com further disseminating information to help as many pets as possible! More than she could possibly see as part of veterinary clinic or hospital! 
Did you know that Dr Doman was originally one of a handful of licensed practitioners in the United States studying and actively working with pets with special needs in the early 2000’s? |
What We DoThe techniques & treatments are similar to those used in human rehabilitation but are specifically adapted to animals and performed by trained, educated, licensed professionals. Every pet is unique and every therapy program is therefore individualized to suit his/her particular health and wellness needs.
"Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened."
|
Available Information for You
|
|
Disclaimer
PROCEED & USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
AnimalRehabilitation.com, Dr. Doman and anybody associated with the practice or website will not be held responsible or liable for any material posted on this site or for that which is contributed by guests and commentators. Therefore if the below is not agreeable, STOP immediately:
By entering this website voluntarily, you assume all risk and liability including but not limited to: viewing its contents, using its information and or communications.
This website may provide general information to assist YOU in your journey and help YOU make better decisions on how YOU want to act or do. Each reader to the site must use his/her own judgment (as well as the judgment of his/her own medical provider) in deciding whether or not the information is useful.
The information is for education and, dare we say, “entertainment purposes” and therefore does not constitute medical advisement or a doctor/patient relationship — including responses to reader questions or post entries. Likewise, it is not intended to diagnose or treat any specific medical problem. If you, or your pet, have a condition that a reasonable person would decide necessitates medical intervention, please do so IN-PERSON. Never ignore or modify your own doctor’s/vet’s/physical therapist’s advice because of something you read.
Furthermore, since this website is for entertainment purposes and is not a solicitation or representation of an internet-based or "brick & mortar" company:
Thank you
AnimalRehabilitation.com, Dr. Doman and anybody associated with the practice or website will not be held responsible or liable for any material posted on this site or for that which is contributed by guests and commentators. Therefore if the below is not agreeable, STOP immediately:
By entering this website voluntarily, you assume all risk and liability including but not limited to: viewing its contents, using its information and or communications.
This website may provide general information to assist YOU in your journey and help YOU make better decisions on how YOU want to act or do. Each reader to the site must use his/her own judgment (as well as the judgment of his/her own medical provider) in deciding whether or not the information is useful.
The information is for education and, dare we say, “entertainment purposes” and therefore does not constitute medical advisement or a doctor/patient relationship — including responses to reader questions or post entries. Likewise, it is not intended to diagnose or treat any specific medical problem. If you, or your pet, have a condition that a reasonable person would decide necessitates medical intervention, please do so IN-PERSON. Never ignore or modify your own doctor’s/vet’s/physical therapist’s advice because of something you read.
Furthermore, since this website is for entertainment purposes and is not a solicitation or representation of an internet-based or "brick & mortar" company:
- Our wish is to make this website accessible to any visitor that is interested. It's not there yet.
- Our goal is to provide universal access to this website by following WCAG 2.0 (current WCAG 2.1) A, AA guidelines as they relate to our longstanding site. But as it is with current global conditions, web designer issues and ever-changing standards, this will be a work in progress!
- We have designed this website for entertainment purposes rather than for service; services are neither rendered nor scheduled here.
- Any questions, concerns or challenges accessing the material can be addressed via email (info@animalrehabilitation.com), our contact form, or through the webmaster as we are happy to help!
Thank you