Treatments & Therapies We Use
​Learn more about the therapies used at the clinic below.
At All Good Pets, we combine multiple rehabilitation treatments to support your dog or cat’s comfort, mobility, and recovery. Each plan is customized by Dr. Rupp based on your pet’s needs and response over time.
At All Good Pets, we combine multiple rehabilitation treatments to support your dog or cat’s comfort, mobility, and recovery. Each plan is customized by Dr. Rupp based on your pet’s needs and response over time.
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Learn more about the therapies used at the clinic below.
Treatments & Therapies Available
Acupuncture
Veterinary acupuncture uses very small, sterile needles at specific points on the body to support pain relief, neurologic function, and healing. We often use acupuncture for dogs and cats with arthritis, chronic joint pain, back pain, or lingering discomfort after surgery.
Cold Laser / Low‑Level Light Therapy
Cold laser therapy (low‑level light therapy) uses focused light energy to improve circulation and support tissue repair. It is commonly used for soft tissue strains and sprains, tendon and ligament injuries, post‑surgical incisions, and localized inflammation.
Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy (PEMF)
PEMF therapy utilizes low‑level electromagnetic pulses to stimulate cellular repair and reduce pain. We may recommend it for chronic osteoarthritis, slow‑healing soft tissue injuries, back pain, or other long‑term pain conditions.
Heat Therapy
Heat therapy applies soothing warmth to tight or sore areas to relax muscles and improve circulation. It is often used for chronic muscle tension, age‑related stiffness, and to prepare tissues before stretching or therapeutic exercise.
Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES)
NMES uses controlled electrical stimulation to activate specific muscles. It is especially helpful for muscle atrophy after orthopedic surgery, weakness following neurologic injury, or limbs that your pet is hesitant or unable to use.
Acoustic Compression Therapy (Shockwave)
Shockwave therapy delivers focused high-energy sound waves to areas of chronic injury or inflammation. We may suggest it for stubborn tendon and ligament injuries, lingering soft tissue pain, or certain chronic elbow and hip issues.
Veterinary Medical Manipulation
Veterinary medical manipulation uses precise, gentle adjustments to restore joint motion and reduce restriction. It may help pets with reduced spinal mobility, compensatory back or neck pain, or gait and posture changes that don’t come from a single obvious injury.
Passive Range of Motion Exercises
Passive range of motion exercises involve gently moving joints through a comfortable range without your pet doing the work. We use them for early post‑operative recovery, stiff arthritic joints, and pets who have been immobilized in a cast or splint.
Underwater Treadmill / Hydrotherapy
Manual and myofascial therapies use hands-on techniques to reduce pain, improve mobility, and relieve muscle tension. Treatments are adapted to each pet’s comfort and needs, and are commonly used for post-operative recovery, arthritis, chronic pain, and mobility support for senior pets.
COMING SOON: Myofascial & Manual Therapy
Manual and myofascial therapies use hands-on techniques to reduce pain, improve mobility, and relieve muscle tension. Treatments are adapted to each pet’s comfort and needs, and are commonly used for post-operative recovery, arthritis, chronic pain, and mobility support for senior pets.