ศูนย์กายภาพบำบัดฟื้นฟูสัตว์เลี้ยง 
(Pet Rehabilitation Center)
PKAH Rangsit Veterinary Center

Rehabilitation of pets after injury or surgery with a specially designed physical therapy program for a quick and safe recovery.

Pet physical therapy is crucial to helping our four-legged friends recover fully and quickly, whether from an accident or after surgery. It is divided into two stages:

 Therapeutic phase involves the use of physical tools such as laser therapy, electrical stimulation (ES), or ultrasound therapy to reduce inflammation, pain, and swelling.

 Rehabilitation period using physical therapy to help muscles and joints return to their original function. Tools in this group include gym balls, balance boards, terra bands, etc.

ธาราบำบัดสุนัขแมว 
(Hydrotherapy for dogs and cats)

 Underwater treadmill is an exercise machine that uses the force of water to support the body and all four legs of the pet to reduce weight. It prevents impact or injury, making it a highly effective and safe exercise method for pets.

 Swimming has many health benefits. It strengthens the heart and lungs, increases metabolism, and improves the circulatory system. The weight of water supports the body weight, creating a low impact force. Your dog will weigh less when in the water. This significantly reduces the impact on your joints compared to land-based exercise. Swimming is not only good for your dog's physical health, but it also promotes mental health, socialization, and learning, allowing them to release energy and sleep better.



Choose a physical therapy center at PAKH Veterinary Center, Rangsit.

If you're looking for a physical therapy center for your pet, consider the following factors.

 Experienced Veterinary Team: Ensures accurate diagnosis and treatment plan.

 International standard equipment: A variety of equipment will help make treatment more effective.

 Customized Program: A good rehab center will assess your pet's condition and design a personalized physical therapy program, not a one-size-fits-all treatment.

Rehabilitating your pet requires patience and close supervision, so physical therapy is an important part of helping your pet regain a good quality of life.