The Dog Rehab App
The Dog Rehab App is your step-by-step exercise guide for strengthening your dog at home with photos, instructions and videos!
It includes monthly exercise programs for a variety of conditions AND in a variety of difficulty levels.
Plus - FREE access to The Dog Physio Hub (saving you $9/month!)
The Dog Physio Hub
The Dog Physio Hub is a supportive space where you can get expert help and ask questions about your dog's mobility.
Daily expert guidance – Ask me anything about your dog's movement
Exercise of the Week – Learn safe, effective exercises (programs not included)
Live monthly Q&A sessions
No confusion or misinformation - just expert advice in a caring community!
Home physio strategies you can do at home!
There are lots of ways you can help your arthritic dog at home using physiotherapy principles.
It focuses on non-medication approaches, including strengthening exercises, movement strategies, and home modifications to improve mobility and reduce pain.
The guide is designed to be practical, easy to follow, and immediately useful, helping pet parents take proactive steps to support their dog's joint health and overall well-being.
My princess and my bubba
My princess Freja (left) is 12 years old and sadly my bubba Kiba passed away 2024 at age 8.
Using my physiotherapy training I helped both Kiba and Freja recover from cruciate surgeries by doing rehab at home. Now my main goal is keeping Freja mobile in her senior years and she is doing so well that people can't believe she is almost 13!
I want to show you and other caring pet parents that they can also use these physiotherapy strategies and exercise programs to help their own dogs to move well and to have less pain, all easily done at home.
Sending cuddles to your precious one,
Kylie 💙
Exercise therapy works!
The exercises have helped them to be more mobile and I can see Winter walking a bit faster and longer on our walks. Also both tend to be jumping higher, so program has worked.
- Amey, Winter's dad
- Amey, Winter's dad
By doing your exercises and consultation with the vet we have managed to avoid surgery and wean her off pain medication.
Her muscles are building up again and I notice when she regularly does exercises she seems less stiff and sore.
- Susannah, Marlie's Mum
- Susannah, Marlie's Mum
Freya had significant muscle loss and had less energy to move, movement was uncomfortable and she was also overweight.
Freya has now lost weight, moves easier and her muscle bulk has returned
- Kirsty, Freya's mum
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