Meet The Team
Dr. Emily Harrison is the proud owner of Good Dog Veterinary Rehab. Dr. Harrison received her veterinary degree from Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2007 after receiving her undergraduate degree in biology from Brown University.
In addition to her classic Western veterinary training, Dr. Harrison has extensive training in Chinese medicine for both small animals and horses. She is a certified veterinary acupuncturist (CVA) and a certified canine rehabilitation veterinarian (CCRV) with advanced training from Chi University
Dr. Harrison’s practice philosophy is simple. She believes that caring for pets should be on their terms — using techniques and practices that work best for each individual dog. Working with their owner, Dr. Harrison’s collaborative and transparent approach is to make a dog’s golden years truly golden.
When not caring for your pet, she’s caring for her 6-year old twins and two senior rescue pups.
Dr. Harrison and her husband live in Katonah, NY.
Colette Mignogna received her Masters degree in physical therapy from Touro College in 1994. Since then, she has practiced physical therapy in various settings, treating both orthopedic and neurologic conditions in children and adults.
Colette received her certification in companion animal rehabilitation from North Carolina State College of Veterinary Medicine and has been working for Good Dog Veterinary Rehab ever since. She is available to perform individualized treatments plans in the comfort of the pet’s home with the ultimate goal of returning them to a healthy activity level and degree of comfort.
Services include hands-on expertise with massage and stretching, therapeutic exercise plan management and implementation, and various therapeutic modalities including cold laser, shockwave therapy, and TENS. Colette’s in-home services are limited to Greenwich and Stamford, CT.
Colette Mignogna received her Masters degree in physical therapy from Touro College in 1994. Since then, she has practiced physical therapy in various settings, treating both orthopedic and neurologic conditions in children and adults.
Colette received her certification in companion animal rehabilitation from North Carolina State College of Veterinary Medicine and has been working for Good Dog Veterinary Rehab ever since. She is available to perform individualized treatments plans in the comfort of the pet’s home with the ultimate goal of returning them to a healthy activity level and degree of comfort.
Services include hands-on expertise with massage and stretching, therapeutic exercise plan management and implementation, and various therapeutic modalities including cold laser, shockwave therapy, and TENS. Colette’s in-home services are limited to Greenwich and Stamford, CT.
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