Services
Personalized. Gentle. Empowering.
Good Dog Veterinary Rehab provides a range of non-invasive treatment options and therapies for the aging and rehabilitating dog.
Good Dog Veterinary Rehab conducts thorough assessments to diagnose and address orthopedic and neurologic conditions, ensuring an accurate understanding of your dog’s health needs through Dr. Harrison's comprehensive evaluations.
Holistic therapies at Good Dog Veterinary Rehab stimulate healing and alleviate pain, combining ancient techniques with modern methods to promote recovery and overall well-being.
Using non-invasive therapy with sound waves, Good Dog Veterinary Rehab treats pain and accelerates healing, ideal for musculoskeletal conditions and chronic pain management.
Advanced cold laser treatments at Good Dog Veterinary Rehab reduce inflammation and speed up tissue repair, helping improve your dog’s mobility and comfort.
Customized rehabilitation programs at Good Dog Veterinary Rehab are designed to restore function and strength, tailored to your dog’s specific needs.
Comprehensive plans from Good Dog Veterinary Rehab manage pain and support health with the right medications and supplements, ensuring your dog receives optimal relief and nutritional support.
Good Dog Veterinary Rehab provides targeted injections to alleviate pain and improve joint health, effectively managing chronic pain and enhancing mobility.
Personalized weight management programs at Good Dog Veterinary Rehab help achieve and maintain a healthy weight, crucial for preventing and alleviating various health issues.
Compassionate end-of-life support from Good Dog Veterinary Rehab offers guidance and care during your dog’s final stages, ensuring comfort and dignity during this difficult time.
Frequently Asked
Questions
You can learn more about practice policies by clicking the link below.
Practice Policies
Dr. Harrison is happy to see cats and rabbits for acupuncture and rehab as well.
No. Dr. Harrison’s practice is limited to rehabilitation and acupuncture. She can certainly help identify problems and recommend when further attention is warranted by a general practitioner or specialist. However, general practice is outside the scope of Good Dog Veterinary Rehab.
All initial consults are 1.5-2 hours long to allow for a complete history, orthopedic and neurologic exams, overview of a rehab plan for your dog, and first treatment. Subsequent visits are 1 hour (acupuncture + rehab, 45 minutes (acupuncture only) or 20 minutes (laser only). Laser-only appointments are only offered in Katonah.
Dr. Harrison’s housecall radius is limited. She is happy to provide in-home care to clients in Katonah, Bedford, Bedford Hills, Golden’s Bridge, Mt. Kisco, Chappaqua, Armonk, Pound Ridge, Greenwich, Cross River, and North Salem
Acupuncture is essentially a pain-free process and most dogs tolerate needle placement well. Many dogs actively enjoy the process and may even fall asleep with the needles in. The needles used during treatment are tiny with some measuring just a few millimeters long. The number of needles placed per treatment varies depending on the age of the dog, the condition being treated, and the overall health of the dog.
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