Jenny is a wonderful therapist and an amazing human. She is very knowledgeable and an expert in her…read morefield. She helped us with an IVDD injury with our dog, Luna. She provided guidance and exercises for us to do with Luna between sessions. Her care and compassion show in her work. We highly recommend working with her as you will not be disappointed.

The Beloved Goldendoodle has had a bit of arthritis/back problems off & on for the last year or so,…read moreand since I need him to be at his happiest/healthiest I started looking around for alternative therapies to taking medication regularly. We had also moved into a new apartment on the second floor of a very old home, and the steep stairs were just making it worse (so we have broken our lease and are moving to solve that problem). My list included water therapy, but where is a city dog to go? Paws in Motion! I emailed Dr. Suzy and said that someone had recommended the underwater treadmill and/or swimming, made an appointment for later in the week and after meeting him she said she thought he would do best in the pool to start. He was outfitted with a life preserver, and headed up the ramp to get in the pool. In his previous swims (outdoors) he just walked right into the water, but when he needed to then go down a ramp and into the pool, he had the "you want me to do WHAT?" look on his face. However, Dr. Suzy had a tennis ball and he wanted that more than anything, so he followed her into the pool and looked so pleased with himself! He went back and forth retrieving his ball, and each week I notice that he moves more easily through the water and he is full of energy afterwards (some dogs might be tired, but this just energizes him). She is located at the intersection of Routes 9/27, and just a couple of miles from the Mass Pike exit so no matter where you are coming from it is easy to get there. We come from Brighton, it is a quick drive and he can't get out of the car fast enough and into her office each week. I am so happy we found her so I can keep my boy's paws in motion!!

I've been here 3 times so far with my dog Harley for laser therapy and the water treadmill. She is…read morea 6 lb chihuahua and can be shy with new people but the staff at Animotion have been really patient with her. She seems more comfortable with the staff each time we come. What's even better is I think the therapy is helping her with her aches and pains :)

We have been going to Animotion for at least a year with our two agility dogs, both of whom have a…read morehad some lumbar and psoas issues. The therapists with whom we have worked (Wendy, Stephanie and Lynn) are professional and skillful as well as warm and caring. Our dogs LOVE going to therapy sessions, which we do now on a regular basis to keep them healthy and strong. It paid off right away when we first started the exercises, laser and water treadmill sessions. Our eleven year old mini Aussie is still competing in agility with no problems so far. It is well worth the investment!

I can't say enough about all the wonderful people at the facility they worked with my dog who was…read moreextremely difficult and helped him recover from an injury I would recommend them to anyone

My dog had issue with his hind right leg. He was in tremendous pain and had trouble walking. Canine…read moreJoint Laser treatment and walking on treadmill helped him with fast recover. Within weeks he was able to walk. Patti is extremely good and very friendly. I had very pleasant experience with them.

Amy was a great instructor, patient informative in the novice class. Very kind with her knowledge…read moreof dogs and age relative issues.

From the owner: At BARC, we believe every dog deserves to live their happiest, healthiest life—whether they're…read morerecovering from an injury, building strength, or just staying fit and active. We started this facility because we saw the need for a welcoming space where dogs could receive top-quality rehabilitation and training in a supportive, fun environment. Our team is passionate about helping dogs and owners of all ages and abilities thrive, combining expert care with a whole lot of love. Whether your dog is recovering from surgery, dealing with joint pain, or just needs some extra exercise, we're here to help them feel their best and have fun while doing it! BARC is the ultimate destination for pet training, offering a wide range of classes for pets of all ages and skill levels. Whether you're looking to compete or simply improve your pet's behavior, we’ve got you covered. Our competitive classes include Rally, Agility, Obedience, Breed Handling, Nose Work, CGC Certifications, Fit Dog, and Tricks. For non-competitive pets, we offer everything from Puppy Classes to All Levels of Obedience, with private in-home training or personalized sessions at our facility. We also host puppy playdates, competitive events, and offer ring and facility rentals. Come train, play, and grow with us!

A great place with a professional and caring staff! After back surgery my dog could not use her…read moreback legs. With bi-weekly therapy she is now starting to walk after 3 months! The encouragement and positive attitudes from the staff helped me tremendously during this difficult time, and their expertise has truly helped my little girl regain her mobility.

Our 6 yo Mini Schnauzer hurt her back and started limping and fearing stairs/jumping. Tried to…read moretreat it with rounds of pain meds but was finally referred for physical therapy. We cannot thank the team at Sterling (and Dr McMillan at Windohver) enough for getting our baby back to her normal self. They were very kind and accommodating when we had schedule changes and always kept us up-to-date with the different treatment modalities they were using with her. We are very thankful to have found them and would certainly recommend them whole-heartedly! Thanks Cherie!

Not good at all! I walked my dog into the office as told to buy my vet which was a friend of Dr…read moreKube. Two and a half hours later my dog never walked again! They completely paralyzed my dog by rushing it on a Friday! Not only did they call me and expect me to get there from Waltham within minutes but then told me they preferred cash so I had to go to the bank and they called me five times while in line in front of the teller which made me look ridiculous. To the point where I had to tell them if they wanted to get paid they better just sit and wait. Was then told when I got there Good thing they waited because then they could explain better what was going on. WHICH THEY COULD NOT EXPLAIN ANYTHING BECAUSE THE MRI THEY GAVE HIM WAS COMPLETELY BOGUS! The pictures could not even determine anything, ended up carrying my dog out and then the weekend passed I brought him back Monday and they tried charging me again $2,500 more dollars for medicines and fluids which I then told them that should be out of their pocket in which they said HE DOESN'T NEED IT NOW AND YOU CAN LEAVE! So who knows what they did with my dog that Monday night, then I pulled him out and brought him to a specialist for 3 and 1/2 weeks in which they gave him another MRI and had a perfect picture clear as day. Basically they rushed and they COMPLETELY PARALYZED MY PUREBRED ROTTWEILER. WHATEVER YOU DO DO NOT GO TO THEM I WENT TO THEM UNDER THE IMPRESSION THAT THEY WERE GOOD AND THEY ARE NOT!!!! THEY ARE NOT SYMPATHETIC, THEY BASICALLY TOLD ME THAT I SIGNED A WAIVER BLAH BLAH BLAH WHICH MEANS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING IF YOU LOOKED THAT UP PEOPLE! Do your research, You can still sue from malpractice even though you signed paperwork. Not that that changes anything when you're beloved child with four legs cannot walk and now you have 125 lb suitcase that you have to come home to every single day and clean him up. All they see is money they see dollar signs and ways to tack on more for you to pay. It's truth and I caught them in it and there is no way for them to back out of it. They flat out tried to charge me $2,500 and then in the same sentence told me that he did not need it because I wanted them to put the bill! How do you back out of that one??? Please tell me I assume you know who I am! Feel free to reach out

Everyone was so kind and helpful from getting an appointment, to getting records and following up…read morewith us throughout the day as Koa stayed for X-Rays, and MRI and a spinal tap. We felt certain he was in very good hands with Dr. Kube and knew he was being loved by all of the staff while he was in their care. I would highly recommend Veterinary Neurology and Pain Management Center of New England to anyone with a pet with neurological issues!

I absolutely love this place. My Lab Tango has a chronic condition from his fall this Spring and…read morewe've been slowly rehabilitating him. He comes at a set schedule, with joy and laughter from the staff who already know him. He anticipates the visits so much that as soon as I turn the corner on Merrimack Road, he starts barking and whining and his tail is moving like a helicopter from the excitement. When we enter, we go to the Water Treadmill for 25 minutes of good exercise, followed by laser therapy and agility exercises. Despite a few setbacks (hard to control a Lab who feels good and wants to jump and re injure himself) he has been making consistent progress. Through Horse 'n Hound, we bought him a Bosu Ball that is now part of his daily therapy at home. I can't begin to praise the folks at Horse 'n Hound. They are concerned, knowledgeable, and absolutely professional.

I was recommended several places to consider by the surgeon at Hillsborough Vet Hospital who…read moreperformed an ACL operation on my beloved lab Kelsey. Being closest to Amherst, I chose this place for accessibility and reputation after talking to several who had gone to them all. It was the right choice I was completely impressed by their highest level of commitment and caring starting from minute I was warmly greeted in the reception area to meeting with one of the physical therapists. This rarely seen five start treatment was consistent with EVERY visit with NO exceptions. It is obvious that the owner Jennifer Brooks takes great pride in her business in both maintaining her genuine caring dedicated staff and providing the absolute best physical animal therapy available in NH. For those who demand only the best treatment for their pet, this is "the place" to go in NH.

*WARNING* If you care about your pet, do NOT go to this person. Despite what she preaches against…read moreconventional veterinary care, high quality vets DO combine holistic treatments, such as supplements, massage, physical therapy, acupuncture, reiki, etc, in conjunction with conventional care, such as lab work, diagnostic imaging, necessary medicines and vaccinations, into their veterinary practices. It is NOT a one way holistic street as she would like pet owners to believe. Furthermore, people who combine GOOD QUALITY and PRESCRIPTION dog foods are NOT comparable to people who "leave their dogs tied to a tree", as she proclaims in her online video. In her video she demos how SHE determines, in a bizarre ritual taught to her by her money making idol, the right meds, foods, supplements for your pets by holding the food/med up against the animal while she holds the arm of a surrogate. If she can push the surrogate's arm down while she holds the food/med up against your animal, then the animal cannot tolerate that food/med. Watch the video on her website or on youtube and hear and see and decide for yourself before you bring your precious babies to her. https://youtu.be/KP1cuGT9wHE?si=ZpLa8g4ohZRSbiuY

Dr. Doolittle is (one) of the reasons why my dog is 100% better. First of all, she's a holistic vet…read more- she won't take blood out of your pup, or do any invasive procedures to check them out. She works on using kinesiology and (in my opinion) intuition. That said, all those methods WORK. She has managed to come up with a plan, food and diet change, to heal my pup from Perianal Fistulae (nasty illness common in GSDs). Now, I pretty much forced her (ok she was cooperative) to team up with a Chinese Herbal Medicine Vet from Connecticut (Dr. Stephanie Torlone) and come up with a plan to help him. This was back in February and both of them did a fab job ! They really got along well and came up with several herbs to work with that would help Albi out. As for personality wise, Dr. Doolittle is a tough cookie. She expects the best out of everything and everyone, so if you can't handle that, you'll be sorely disappointed. However, I love her for this. Price wise - this is expensive, but please note: I am a full time worker and full time student - I barely make ends meet, and when Albi got sick, I had even more trouble. But I KNEW Doolittle could help us out without using harsh immunosuppresants. I also knew based on my research of PFs, that this was the only sure way to get rid of them. Doolittle was worth every penny, still is. Every once in a while, you'll find some things are marked up, but if you do your research right, you can get some supplements/treats/treatments for cheaper elsewhere. However, the price for her services are worth it - she uses every ounce of energy in her to get the right combination of treatments for each patient, and she deserves some compensation for that.