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Learn 9 simple ways to improve your dog or cat's mobility at home. From weight management and traction to raised bowls and ramps, these tips support healthier joints and a better quality of life.

Shaved and unshaven paws on a canine When people think about keeping their pets healthy, they often focus on nutrition, exercise, and routine veterinary visits. However, one area that's many times overlooked of your dog or cat's health is something they rely on every day—their paws. Proper paw care isn't just about appearance. Keeping your pet's nails trimmed and the hair between their paw pads neatly clipped plays an important role in balance, comfort, mobility, and injury p

Summer is the perfect time for outdoor adventures with your dog—but with activity we sometimes see an increase in injury. Discover seven simple ways to protect your dog's joints and muscles, recognize early signs of discomfort, and keep them moving comfortably all season long.

FIFA has us all thinking about chasing a ball—but could repetitive games of fetch be putting your dog's knees at risk? Learn why variety matters and discover safer ways to keep your pup active.

Have you been searching for pet physical therapy in Saskatoon? While the correct veterinary term is therapeutic exercise, it serves a similar purpose—helping pets recover from injury, surgery, arthritis, and neurological conditions. In this blog, you'll learn what therapeutic exercise is, why it's an essential part of veterinary rehabilitation, and how our personalized home exercise programs help pets move more comfortably and return to the activities they love.

Not all laser therapy is the same. Learn the difference between medical-grade Class IV laser therapy and over-the-counter red light devices, how photobiomodulation works, and why veterinarian-prescribed laser therapy can help dogs and cats recover from pain, arthritis, injury, and surgery.

If your dog is recovering from surgery, struggling with arthritis, managing a neurological condition, or simply slowing down with age, you've probably heard the term rehabilitation. But what exactly does it mean, and why should it matter when choosing care for your pet? Veterinary rehabilitation is a targerted area of veterinary medicine that requires advanced education, hands-on training, and a thorough understanding of pain management, healing, biomechanics, and therapeutic

Co-owners of Bridge City Veterinary Rehabilitation When your pet needs veterinary care, you want a trusted team that can provide everything from preventive wellness care to advanced diagnostics and surgery—all in one convenient location. At Bridge City Veterinary Rehabilitation, we're proud to offer comprehensive veterinary services for dogs and cats in Saskatoon. While many people know us for our certified rehabilitation services, we're also a full-service veterinary clinic

What pet owners should know about ticks in Saskatchewan Ticks may be small, but they are incredibly effective parasites — and unfortunately, they are very good at going unnoticed. As the weather warms up, tick prevention and routine checks become an important part of protecting your pet. First things first: ticks are not insects Ticks are actually part of the Arachnida class, meaning they are more closely related to spiders than insects. Ticks have 3 hosts in their lifetime

As winter settles in and our pets grow their fluffiest coats, many pet owners start looking for supplements to support their dog or cat’s skin, coat, and joint health. One of the most common ingredients you’ll see on labels is plant-based omega-3s—often from flax, chia, or hemp. But are these the right omegas for supporting joint health? 
Let’s break it down. 🌱 What Are Plant-Based Omegas? Plant sources such as flaxseed, chia, and hemp contain an omega-3 fatty acid called A

A canine with a perfect body condition score Maintaining a healthy weight is one of the best things you can do for your pet’s long-term health and comfort. Pets who stay at their ideal weight live longer, move easier, and are at a lower risk for many health conditions. How We Assess Your Pet’s Weight During a veterinary visit, we use Body Condition Scoring (BCS) to determine whether a pet is underweight, ideal, or overweight.We assess: Ribs: Should be easily felt without exce

feline experiencing PEMF at home with an Assisi loop At our clinic, we’re always looking for the best ways to support your pet’s comfort,...

Hypothyroidism is a common endocrine disorder in dogs that occurs when the thyroid gland fails to produce enough thyroid hormones. These...

Did you know that puppies have 28 baby teeth and kittens have 26 ? As they grow, these are replaced with 42 adult teeth in dogs and 30...

Obesity is one of the most common health conditions in pets, and it's often overlooked as a serious medical issue. Research shows that...

Canine patient enjoying an underwater treadmill session with a CCRVT assisting As pet owners, we strive to provide the best care for our furry companions, ensuring they live happy and healthy lives. One of the most innovative rehabilitation therapies available in veterinary medicine today is underwater treadmill therapy, also known as hydrotherapy. This treatment offers a low-impact, highly beneficial exercise option for pets recovering from injuries, managing chronic conditi

A canine patient receiving acupuncture for the first time. As pet owners, we want to keep our furry friends healthy and comfortable....

Allergies in pets can be triggered by a variety of factors, including environmental allergens, food ingredients, and even fleas.

Ear mites visible on microscope Parasites pose a significant threat to the health and well-being of dogs and cats in Saskatchewan. From...

At Bridge City Vet Rehab, we offer advanced rehabilitation therapies to help dogs and cats recover from injuries, manage pain, and...