By Dave Branco

canine rehabilitation

Booming demand for canine rehabilitation: Prince George welcomes animal rehabilitation centers

Jul 14, 2023 | 3:20 PM

PRINCE GEORGE – The field of canine rehabilitation is experiencing rapid growth, with a specific emphasis on customizing exercise regimens for dogs. In Prince George, the latest animal rehabilitation centers have opened their doors, providing a sought-after destination for those seeking top-notch care for their beloved furry companions.

Similar to humans requiring physical therapy, our loyal canine companions may benefit from therapeutic techniques to alleviate pain. Stretch and Fetch Animal Rehabilitation Centre has grown significantly, evolving from a small room within a local veterinary clinic to a fully-fledged facility with a gym and multiple examination rooms.

“ So a big part of our client base is actually working with senior dogs, dogs that have chronic conditions like arthritis.”

Marissa DuBois

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Stretch and Fetch Animal Rehabilitation Centre

Marissa DuBois, owner of Stretch and Fetch Animal Rehabilitation Centre, strives to alleviate discomfort and restore optimal functionality by implementing therapeutic interventions.

According to Dubois, some dogs have become more than just a pet to the family.

Dubois approaches canine care with referrals from veterinarians.

The primary objective of the Stretch and Fetch team is to bring peace of mind to both the human and canine counterparts involved.

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