Pet Neurology + Rehabilitation: How Integrated Care Supports Recovery
Neurological conditions in pets—such as seizures, spinal injuries, or nerve disorders—often require specialized care and ongoing support. Recovery isn’t just about treating the condition itself; it’s also about helping pets maintain health, comfort, and quality of life, while guiding families through each step of the process.
Neurology: Specialized Care for Complex Conditions
Veterinary neurology provides expert evaluation and management of disorders affecting the brain, spinal cord, and nerves. From spinal injuries to seizure disorders, neurologists assess the underlying problem, recommend appropriate interventions, and guide families through their options. Consistent access to neurological care can improve both treatment outcomes and family confidence.
Rehabilitation: Supporting Recovery and Daily Function
Pet rehabilitation complements neurological care by helping animals regain strength, mobility, and confidence. Through physical therapy, hydrotherapy, and tailored exercises, pets can rebuild muscle, improve balance, and maintain function in a low-stress environment. Rehab focuses not just on recovery from surgery or injury, but on improving overall quality of life for pets with chronic or progressive conditions.
Integrated Care: Coordinated Support for Pets and Families
When neurology and rehabilitation are coordinated, pets benefit from a comprehensive, team-based approach. Integrated care allows veterinarians and rehab experts to:
- Address the medical condition and its physical impacts in a cohesive plan
- Support pets in regaining mobility, comfort, and independence
- Guide families with clear communication and realistic expectations
At DoveLewis, our neurology and rehabilitation and pain management teams work together to create personalized programs for pets, helping them regain function, manage discomfort, and improve daily well-being. By combining these services, pets receive care that is both medically thorough and focused on their quality of life, while families gain guidance and reassurance throughout the process.
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