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The therapy that Dr. Weddle performed on my Schnauzer enabled him to regain mobility in his front leg after a ligament tear.
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About
4STRONG PAWS
4STRONG PAWS LLC
Mobile Veterinary Rehabilitation Therapy and Fitness Service
*Serving the Greater Richmond Area of Virginia*
What to Expect
Every pet deserves to live pain free.
Pets are living longer, thanks to improvements in veterinary medicine, but are they living better? 20 percent of all dogs and 80 percent of senior pets suffer from arthritis. Half of the pet population is overweight, increasing risk of arthritis and other life threatening diseases. Active pets are prone to injuries that can result in long term pain and arthritis. Still others are crippled from neurological and spinal disease. Medications and surgery help, but there is much more that can be done to improve the quality of life for our pets. I am passionate about reducing pain and improving the mobility of our pets through rehabilitation therapy, and I prefer working with them in a way that is pleasant and stress free. Treating pets in their own home promotes relaxation, improves learning, reduces the risk of injury, and increases the chance for improvement. That's why I created 4STRONG PAWS LLC, the only mobile veterinary rehabilitation service in the Greater Richmond area. Reducing pain and improving mobility with gentle, easy methods is what 4STRONG PAWS LLC is all about.
Stephanie Weddle DVM CVMRT CCMT
Stephanie Weddle DVM CVMRT CCMT
Dr. Stephanie Weddle, a 1992 graduate of the Virginia Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, obtained her certification in Canine Veterinary Massage and Rehabilitation Therapy from The Healing Oasis Wellness Center in Wisconsin and pursued advanced training to become a Certified Canine Manual Therapist through NCSU. She successfully completed the All-Inclusive Canine Diagnostic Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Course with Dr. Debra Canapp. Dr. Weddle is also a member of the American Association of Rehabilitation Veterinarians and the American Veterinary Medical Association.
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What to Expect
Your first appointment will last 90 to 120 minutes, during which your pet will receive a thorough orthopedic and health examination that includes videos of your pet's movement. Your pet's history and any available bloodwork and radiographs will be reviewed...
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