Success Stories
We help pets recovering from injury or surgery regain mobility and comfort—so they can move freely and live without pain.
Mango
Medial Patella Luxation
Surgical
Mango came to Bridge City Veterinary Rehabilitation for an initial rehab assessment and was diagnosed with a medial patellar luxation (MPL), a condition where the kneecap slips out of its normal position, causing pain, limping, and reduced mobility. As a real-life Super Dog, staying active was incredibly important.
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After her initial rehabilitation assessment, Mango was referred for corrective MPL surgery. Following her surgery, our practice developed a personalized recovery plan that included therapeutic exercises, Class IV laser therapy, and underwater treadmill hydrotherapy to rebuild her strength, improve her mobility, and support her healing.
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With plenty of determination—and the support of her dedicated family—Mango made fantastic progress throughout her recovery.
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Today, she's back to doing what she loves most: being a Super Dog, including driving her famous little car! Watching Mango regain her strength, confidence, and mobility has been incredibly rewarding.
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Congratulations, Mango! We're so proud to have been part of your rehabilitation journey.
Kuda
Bilateral Cranial Cruciate Ligament Disease
Conservative Management
When Kuda was diagnosed with bilateral cranial cruciate ligament disease (CrCLD), his family was committed to exploring a non-surgical management approach to keep him comfortable, active, and doing the things he loves.
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Through a personalized rehabilitation program that included nutritional management, therapeutic exercises, pain management, and Class IV laser therapy, Kuda steadily regained strength, improved his mobility, and successfully managed his cruciate disease without surgery.
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One of Kuda's biggest rehabilitation goals was simple but meaningful—to be able to jump into the golf cart and head out for rides with his family again.
We're thrilled to say... goal achieved!
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Kuda is now confidently hopping into the golf cart and enjoying adventures once again. His journey is a wonderful reminder that, with the right rehabilitation plan, dedication at home, and a committed family, many dogs can achieve excellent outcomes through conservative management.
Way to go, Kuda! We're so proud of everything you've accomplished.
Simba
Cruciate Disease
Surgical management
Simba has officially graduated from rehabilitation! Following his TPLO surgery, Simba participated in a customized recovery program that included pain management support, a tailored home exercise program, post-operative monitoring, and hydrotherapy sessions to help rebuild strength and mobility.
Thanks to his hard work and his family's dedication at home, Simba made excellent progress throughout his recovery journey and is now back to enjoying his daily adventures with improved comfort and confidence.
Congratulations, Simba! We are so proud of your success and grateful to have been part of your recovery.
Charlie
Cruciate Disease
Surgical management
Charlie recently graduated from rehab after working hard on his customized recovery plan! Charlie’s program focused on improving strength, comfort, and mobility through a combination of hydrotherapy, targeted exercises, and supportive therapies tailored specifically to his needs.
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With consistency at home and dedication during his rehab sessions, Charlie made great progress and is now moving more comfortably and confidently. We are so proud of everything he accomplished throughout his rehab journey!
Mya
Cruciate disease
Surgical
Mya came to see us following knee surgery for her initial rehabilitation visit. Her program focused on supporting comfort, rebuilding strength, and restoring confidence throughout recovery.
Her plan included a tailored exercise program, pain management support, weight management guidance, and hydrotherapy.
Mya responded beautifully, and we’re thrilled to celebrate her graduation — she’s can now join our Trailblazer Pup Program!
Maya
Cruciate Disease
Surgical and Medical management
​Maya is a resilient girl with quite the journey! She previously underwent surgery on her left cruciate (ACL). Not long after, her other knee was affected as well.
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This time, her family chose a non-surgical approach. With a tailored exercise program and regular underwater treadmill sessions, Maya worked hard to build strength and stability.
Her dedication, along with her family’s support, has paid off—Maya has made amazing progress, regaining comfort, mobility, and confidence in her daily life.
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Maya’s story is a true testament to how rehabilitation and dedicated care can make all the difference!
Dukey
Spinal cord injury
Non - surgical Management
Dukey arrived unable to walk or control his bladder/bowels. Through therapeutic exercise, laser therapy, acupuncture, and hydrotherapy, he made a full recovery—and now happily runs through our clinic halls!
Faith
Cruciate (ACL injury)
Surgical
Our very first graduate! Faith bounced back from surgery with custom rehab, laser therapy, and underwater treadmill sessions. She’s now off-leash and full of life.
Dean
Mobility loss
Dean came to us after suddenly losing mobility, suspected to be from a vascular stroke that occurred following a routine procedure at another clinic. His family acted quickly and booked a full assessment with our team.
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With a custom rehabilitation plan, Dean put in the work, and his family stayed committed every step of the way. Thanks to their dedication and his determination, Dean has made an incredible recovery.
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Dean graduated from our rehab program, regaining both his mobility and quality of life.
Payton
Cruciate Disease ;
Surgical Management: PEMF for Recovery Support
After her cruciate surgery, Payton’s recovery was progressing well with her rehab program — but her bone needed a little extra help to heal. With her family’s dedication and weekly PEMF therapy sessions to support bone remodeling and healing, Payton’s recovery got the boost it needed to get her back on track and she graduated!
Lucy
Cruciate Disease
Surgical (TPLO)
Lucy came to Bridge City Veterinary Rehabilitation after developing hind limb lameness. During her initial rehabilitation assessment, we determined that her lameness was consistent with cruciate ligament disease.
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Before surgery, Lucy followed a personalized prehabilitation program designed to help maintain her strength, mobility, and muscle mass while protecting her injured knee. Her program included therapeutic exercises, Class IV laser therapy, and underwater treadmill hydrotherapy to keep her as comfortable and functional as possible leading up to surgery.
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Following her cruciate repair, Lucy returned for a reassessment so we could tailor her rehabilitation program to her recovery. Her updated plan focused on restoring range of motion, rebuilding strength, improving balance and body awareness, and helping her regain the best possible function in her repaired stifle.
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With a combination of appropriate pain management, guided therapeutic exercise, and supportive rehabilitation therapies, Lucy made excellent progress throughout her recovery.
Today, Lucy is back to being a happy, active dog and is enjoying everything summer has to offer—including spending time at the lake with her family. We're so proud of how far she's come and grateful to have been part of her recovery journey!
Olive
Cruciate Disease
Surgical management
Olive came to Bridge City Veterinary Rehabilitation following a left banded knee surgery for Cranial Cruciate Ligament Disease. Although healing was progressing, she continued to intermittently hop and was not consistently fully weight bearing on her left hind limb.
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Through a customized rehabilitation program that included hydrotherapy, strengthening exercises, proprioceptive training, and pain management, Olive steadily regained strength and confidence in her leg. Combined with the dedication of her family to her home exercise program, Olive achieved her rehabilitation goals and successfully graduated from rehab.
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Congratulations, Olive! We are so proud of your hard work and wish you many happy, active adventures ahead.
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Maxwell
Cruciate Disease
Surgical management
Maxwell came to us for support with her cruciate disease and recovery following surgery. Her rehabilitation program focused on improving her strength, comfort, and overall mobility through a combination of hydrotherapy, targeted therapeutic exercises, supplements, and activity modification tailored specifically to her needs.
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With consistency at home and dedication during her rehab sessions, Maxwell made wonderful progress and is now moving more comfortably and confidently. We are so proud of everything Maxwell and her family accomplished throughout her recovery journey!
Rosie
Luxating Patellas
Non - surgical Management
Rosie has luxating patellas, which means her kneecaps can slip in and out of place instead of staying where they should. This can lead to skipping, limping, or discomfort in the hind legs.
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The good news? Rosie is conservatively managing her condition and has been doing a tailored therapeutic exercise plan at home designed specifically for her needs and now has improved comfort and mobility.
Stella
IVDD (Intervertebral disc disease)
Surgical and Non - Surgical
Stella faced challenges with her mobility and the possibility of permanent paralysis in her hind legs following a hemilaminectomy. Thanks to her family’s dedication and a customized rehab plan including therapeutic exercises, acupuncture, laser therapy, and hydrotherapy, she’s made an incredible recovery — now walking and thriving with her joyful, unstoppable spirit!
Oliver
Bilateral Elbow Dysplasia
Non - Surgical Management
With nutritional coaching and a tailored rehab plan, including underwater treadmill therapy, Oliver lost over 30 lbs. He has not required pain medication since his weight loss and is back to living his best, pain-free life!
Bryn
Leg Amputation Recovery
After a hind limb amputation, Bryn worked through a customized rehab program featuring therapeutic exercises, acupuncture, laser, and underwater treadmill therapy. Thanks to his family’s dedication and his boundless determination, Bryn is back to doing what he loves most — running joyfully around the farm with strength and confidence!
Yava
Hip dysplasia
Non- surgical Management
Yava was diagnosed with hip dysplasia, and her family was preparing for possible surgery. With a tailored rehab program, she’s made amazing progress—her comfort has greatly improved, and after a surgical consult, it was confirmed she doesn’t need surgery at this time. Way to go, Yava!
Sybil
luxating patella
Surgical
Sybil, a small but mighty patient, was struggling with a luxating patella—when the kneecap slips out of place. This condition is common in small breed dogs and is often noticed as a “skipping” gait.
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In Sybil’s case, surgery was necessary, and she underwent a Tibial Tuberosity Transposition (TTT) performed by the skilled team at Regina’s Veterinary Mobility Center.
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Following her surgery, Sybil began her rehabilitation journey with us. Her custom plan included a tailored exercise program, laser therapy, underwater treadmill sessions, and PEMF therapy to support bone healing and recovery.
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With her hard work and her family’s dedication, Sybil has now made a full recovery!
