Cats often hide pain and discomfort, which means mobility issues or injuries can easily go unnoticed until they become advanced.

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At Rehab 4 Pets, we offer gentle, evidence-based rehabilitation specifically adapted for feline patients. Whether your cat is recovering from surgery, managing arthritis, or showing changes in movement, our goal is to improve comfort, function, and quality of life.

Common Conditions

What We Treat in Cats

  • Arthritis and age-related mobility decline

  • Post-surgical recovery (orthopedic or soft tissue procedures)

  • Neurological conditions (including Feline Vestibular Syndrome)

  • Soft tissue injuries and strains

  • Hip dysplasia

  • Chronic pain and stiffness

  • Weight-related mobility issues

  • Traumatic injuries (falls, fractures, etc.)

How Rehab Helps Cats

Treatments designed to support the body’s natural healing process by restoring mobility, building strength, reducing pain, and improving coordination and balance.

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For many cats, rehabilitation can also delay or reduce reliance on pain medication and improve long-term mobility – especially in senior felines.

Treatments for Cats

We adapt treatment plans based on your cat’s comfort level, medical history, and physical needs.

Techniques that may be used include:

We practice with compassion and open mindedness by integrating innovative, animal rehabilitative techniques.

We can offer our experience with different manufacturers, and we can be the liaison.

Acoustic energy directed to target treatment areas of a cat’s body.

Canine massage is the science and art of stimulating the muscles with various benefits.

Targeted Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy is evidence based and non-invasive.

Treatments for musculoskeletal ailments, including bone, tendon, muscle, nerve, and ligament injuries.

Used during the initial phase of an injury (72 hours) to minimize tissue damage, pain, and swelling.

Hydrotherapy focuses on utilizing the buoyancy of water to allow for better movement patterns.

Deeply penetrate tissue without damaging it. It is a surgery-free, drug-free, non-invasive treatment.

Treats chronic pain and more by combining all the currents of electrotherapy: high, medium and low frequencies.

Various treatments, home care, and exercises offered.

According to a 2018 survey from the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention 60% of cats are either overweight or obese.

What to Expect at

Your Cat’s First Visit

Your appointment starts with a full assessment that includes history, mobility evaluation, gait observation, and palpation to identify areas of pain or tension.

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From there, we create a personalized treatment plan designed around your cat’s temperament, medical needs, and your home environment.

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All sessions are handled at your cat’s pace, with a focus on creating a calm and low-stress experience

Supporting Cats at Home

We provide tailored home care recommendations to help extend the benefits of treatment, which may include:

  • Environmental modifications (ramps, litter box changes, traction aids)

  • Safe therapeutic exercises

  • Comfort and pain-management strategies

  • Weight management guidance if needed

Ready to Help Your Cat Move and Feel Better?

If your cat is slowing down, showing gait changes, or recovering from surgery,

rehabilitation can make a measurable difference.

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Contact us to learn more about how we support feline mobility and comfort.

Suite 100

6424 Colleyville Blvd

Texas, 76034

Mon – Thu: 8AM – 5:30PM

Fri – Sat: 8AM – 1PM

Saturday availability must be confirmed

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