Canine Rehabilitation : Pulsed Signal Therapy

Pulsed Signal Therapy


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Does your pet exhibit any of these symptoms?

  • Limping

  • Reluctance to climb stairs

  • Falling behind on walks

  • Difficulty getting up in the morning or after a nap

  • Stiffness hours after exercise

  • Repeated licking of a joint

  • Personality change

  • Loss of appetite

  • Worsening of symptoms in cold or rainy weather

If your pet shows these signs it may have an arthritic condition.

Arthritis doesn't just affect people, it can also affect your pet. An estimated 1 in 5 adult dogs suffers from this painful, degenerative joint disease, which can seriously reduce your pet's mobility and quality of life. Although the incidence of arthritis tends to increase with age, it can affect dogs of any age, breed or size.

While people can easily explain their symptoms to a doctor, pets have no way of telling you when they hurt. That's why it's up to you to recognize the signs of arthritis pain. The sooner you consult a veterinarian for diagnosis and treatment, the sooner your pet can find relief.

Recent medical advances have made relieving pain and improvement of symptoms easier than ever.

 

The Canine Rehabilitation and Fitness Center of Virginia is excited to announce PST therapy for cats and dogs that suffer from joint pain.  PST is pulsed signal therapy that is delivered directly to the joint area in dogs and cats who suffer from osteoarthritis, hip dysplasia, and degenerative joint or rheumatoid disease to repair damaged cells.  Not available anywhere else in our region, PST is only available at CRFCV and has over 20 years of data history supporting the efficacy of this highly effective and unique therapy.  PST can eliminate the need for medications and surgery and is completely non-invasive.  Patients receive a series of nine treatments during a four to nine day period.  PST is a safe and effective alternative treatment for cats and dogs currently taking non-steroidal medications and other drugs for arthritis and joint pain. 

GET BACK TO HAVING FUN- the goal of PST is to reduce pain and return to full functionality while improving your pet's quality of life.

If your pet is taking medications for arthritis and joint pain call us now to arrange a consultation to learn about PST.

Pulsed Signal Therapy (PST)

PST is delivered directly to the joint area in dogs and cats who suffer from osteoarthritis, hip dysplasia, and degenerative joint or rheumatoid disease to repair damaged cells. This is not available anywhere else in this region.

PST can eliminate the need for medications and surgery and is completely non-invasive.

If you would like a brochure mailed to you about CRFCV please email us and request that we send you information at clientservices@albemarlevet.com .