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WHY MOBILE SERVICES?
In home treatment is less stressful and less painful for the injured or arthritic pet.
Why is a ccmt important?
4STRONG PAWS LLC
Mobile Veterinary Rehabilitation Therapy and Fitness Service
*Serving the Greater Richmond Area of Virginia*
OUR MISSION
We strive to improve the quality of life of pets through gentle, effective rehabilitation therapy and fitness conditioning. We work closely with our clients and educate them on the best ways to reduce pain and improve body condition. Individual needs of the pet and the owner, both physical and emotional, are a top priority when determining the best treatment for each pet. We are a perfect blend of science and heart.
A CCMT or Certified Canine Manual Therapist has additional rehabilitation training for advanced techniques in massage, joint mobilization, stretches, and other hands-on therapy to better assist in healing and restoring function .
Diagnostic ultrasound for shoulders, knees, hips, carpal, and tarsal joints is available.
Ultrasound can help evaluate muscles, tendons, and joint spaces more thoroughly with minimal sedation.
Reduced pain
Improved strength
Improved flexibility
Reduced scar tissue
Reduced arthritis
Faster healing
Better coordination
Improved mobility for a Better Quality of life
Treatments are tailored to the needs and abilities of both pet and owner and may include:
PiezoWave, Laser, Massage, Mobilizations, Stretching, Ultrasound, PEMF, Heat/Cold, TENS, Electrical Stim, Exercises.
Does My Pet Need Rehabilitation?
WHAT Techniques do we use?
Hours
Monday - Friday: 9 - 6
by appointment only
Saturday and Sunday availability
+1.804.240.1489
diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound
potential BENEFITS OF THERAPY
Our Locations
Stephanie Weddle DVM CVMRT CCMT
4STRONG PAWS LLC
4990 Sadler Pl,Unit 5424
Glen Allen, VA 23058 us
MEET THE TEAM
Dr. Stephanie Weddle is absolutely passionate about improving the quality of life for pets.
Dogs and cats are natural survivors and will hide their illness and injury if possible. Signs of pain are often subtle and may include:
Change in activity level
Difficulty with rising or sitting
Sitting with leg out to side
Reluctance or trouble with stairs
Reluctance to jump
Panting or vocalization
Change in gait, stiffness, or lameness
Muscle loss
Overweight
Tensing when area touched
Tires easily
Attention seeking or staying to self
History of orthopedic surgery
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