We took our previous little dog here. Lollipop, so when our new little rescue Cashew needed some…read morehelp, we knew where to go. These people love animals and help so many. We went for acupunture and the vet always offers suppliments that help a lot too! They're the best!

Excellent care. Excellent professionals. I would suggest to anyone looking for care for their petsread more

I did know that physical therapy for dogs was even a thing until all of a sudden we needed it, and…read moreI'm very glad we found Dr. Sosna and team. Dr. Sosna gave me a lot of practical advice about how to care for my big boy as his condition progressed and the staff were terrific with him. He loved his weekly trips for therapy -- especially being in the water -- and I know all of the work we did helped him have the best quality of life he could under the circumstances. What they do here makes a difference.

My review stars for my Rhodesian Ridgeback's response to treatment is 5. But my review for this…read moreclinics business practice is 1-2, unfortunately. My dog had 4 acupuncture sessions with Dr Sosna. I know nothing about acupuncture but can say he has responded well. His insurance capped him at $400- the consultation was $350, and acupuncture ( about 40min ) is $220. This clinic is at best "modest". There is Dr Sosna and a woman named Yvanna. I forwarded an emai form from our insurance, I have followed through with 3 vm and now 2 emails but Dr Sosna has yet to send off the records for this $1k bill I regret I took.my Vet's and his employee's recommendation for Dr Sosna, I should have checked with other Vet clinics that offer acupuncture. I have now done so. Dr Sosna is one of 2 that charges highest prices- yet her overhead is lowest. Pet insurances now charge far more than in previous years. Vets charge more- especially as nearly all Vet clinics are corporate owned And this is why insurance companies charge more and reinburse much less. Imagine a family of 4- dad brings home $130k, can they afford dog acupuncture at $220 for 45min? No. So dogs will endure pain, families may turn them over to Humane Society or euthanized. Should human acupuncture cost 1/3 cost of animal? I write this to let you know your dog and you have options: highly regarded Tsavos, East- West, and other clinics charge far LESS than Dr Sosna- you may need to travel an extra 20min but consider this: 10acupucture sessions at this clinic is $2200, but at others you may save $100 in first consult and $1k for 10sessions! Oh, and clinics will be presentable, they have receptionist who will forward records that same day to your insurance so you can schedule your pup for treatment As a dog mom it saddens me that I wrote a bad review- don't blame me, blame the vet. ​

This facility and their entire staff and vet are so caring and compassionate. They are thoughtful…read moreand take time with my 11-year-old large breed Swiss Mountain dog. The initial session for 90 minutes flew by and there was a lot of information and services that they offered, including red light therapy, water therapy, gym/physical therapy and Adequan shots. While it can be costly. I feel like the services are 100% worthwhile. It doesn't hurt that. We also have pet insurance. The facility is always clean. In my opinion very well run, organized with receipts being sent over email and confirmation calls and emails. What's stood out most is Dr. Schuda encouraging us to get an MRI which we did (at another specialty hospital) to properly diagnose my dog's ailment. It makes so much sense so that we can customize her therapy and rehab correctly. She has been in communication with all of our vets now, our holistic vet, neurologist, and surgeon. It's like having a specialized liaison to customize Glory's treatment. We are thankful to have found (been referred by a friend) to Animals Only. An extra perk is that it's close to home and easy to get to. Scheduling has been easy. 10/10!

TLDR: Animals Only offers superior PT and rehabilitation for our precious fur babies. You and your…read moreloved ones will feel properly cared for in their beautifully balanced personal and professional clinic. While every case is, of course, unique, we are SO thrilled to share that we have had enormous success with our young pup's dual hind MPL - from limping to now sprinting about, much of which is thanks to the hard work and care Animals Only provided to our pack. When our 9 month old, mixed, small breed puppy, Zaniyah, had a minor slip and fall and could not bear weight on her left hind, exhibiting a limp, we got her checked immediately, thinking she had a minor accident. It ended up being more than we thought: she was diagnosed with MPL grade 3 in her left hind, grade 1-2 in her right hind, and both her hind legs exhibiting bone deformity. We knew we were in for a long haul into territory we had never ventured. I immediately sought consultations with rehab clinics to get her what she needed, in hopes to bypass surgery, if possible. Our primary vet, Dr. Stuart at Coast View, suggested Animal's Only along with other clinics. From the moment I called and spoke with Todd, Animal Only's co-owner and manager, I knew they were going to be a great fit for our baby girl, and would offer a plan tailored to her needs. Animal's Only's convenient location , positive, care-forward vibe from the team and Dr. Schuda's kind, supportive and knowledgeable care only solidified my confidence. Zaniyah loved her new friends, right away, too! Our baby girl was gently pre-habilitated with AO for about 2.5 months to get her ready for surgery, mainly utilizing gym sessions and water/hydrotherapy. While the nature of Zaniyah's condition in her left hind ended up requiring surgery, we were able to coordinate with her speciality surgeon in LA alongside AO to give her the best rate of success and full recovery. Dr. Schuda was diligent with keeping Zaniyah's professional team updated, ensuring comprehensive care. Once Zaniyah healed enough from her surgery, approx a month post-op, we resumed PT under AO's care which lasted about 4.5 months. We added some laser therapy to her care alongside the gym and hydro treadmill. We also opted for Adequan injections to help her joints have the proper fluid flow, encouraging healing. We were exceedingly diligent with her at-home care and exercises, adhering to detailed instruction given by Dr. Schuda and the team. From the beginning of our time doing pre-hab/pre-surgery thru her rehabilitation after surgery, Zaniyah loved her time at the clinic, and so did we. While it definitely is a journey of ups and downs - as is the case with the trajectory of this type of healing - so long as you put in the time, care and commitment to the journey, you absolutely will have the support, guidance and top-notch skills needed to get your fur baby to the most optimal outcome. It is worth it. Zaniyah graduated from Animals Only a couple months ago and is truly thriving. She has not needed another surgery despite her right hind still having MPL grade 1-2 and minor skeletal deformity (you'd never be able to tell by looking at her though). We are certain that all the time, effort and care from prehab to rehab directly attributed to our success story. We are SO grateful for Animals Only providing the very best care and love to our pack. You will be, too.

Our Vet recommended AWOC after having FHO surgery several years ago and after just our first visit…read moreknew we found our dogs second home! They offer all sorts of therapy, but we have been using thier Shocwave and underwater treadmill for our dogs various "old dog" needs. He responded so well we didn't need to continue with his Librela shots every month. Everyone here is so kind and this has been our dogs day spa.

Dory was injured at a vet's office and required neurosurgery for the repair of a herniated disk and…read morenerve damage which left her hind end paralyzed. Animal Wellness team has done amazing work through the healing process getting Dory to where she now feels her legs and can do some movement. She's not able to walk on her own just yet, and with the care and attention she receives, her prognosis is very good. The facilities are wonderful, the team so friendly and helpful. Kelly shows such love and compassion in working with her twice a week, she looks very content as Kelly does her magic.

Josh has been the most helpful of the several different physical therapy services we have tried…read more Our 12-year old large golden retriever had TPLO surgery on both of his back knees several years ago. Last year he started having difficulty getting up. Josh has not only significantly helped Speedy with his mobility, but he has taught us so much about how to help Speedy ourselves. Not just home exercises but also what good progress look like in his stance and movement. Last but not least, Speedy loves his time with Josh and is so happy to see him every time.

My geriatric pup had an unfortunate event, which led him to loss of function in both of his hind…read morelegs. I initially took him to another therapist in Valley Village, but my dog was so anxious the ride there and at the clinic, there was no way I could take him back. That's when I found Josh who does in-home therapy. His pricing was around the same as the other spot, if not better! Because his session lasts 45 min to an 1 hr, I could be with my dog during the session and I don't have to drive anywhere. He also provides discounted pricing if you book 10 sessions. From the start my dog lovedddd Josh! A lot can be said, when your dog is in love with a complete stranger! Josh is very kind, gentle, communicative and does all types of therapy depending on the progress. Within those 10 sessions in a span of 3 months, along with vet prescribed medication, my dog is now able to walk around the whole block without a carrier now! Thank you so much to Josh for helping Peanut get back on his 4 little legs!

My young pup recently injured himself, after he healed he still wasn't 100%. That was until I found…read moreKim. She started working on him and it wasn't even a week later he started jumping again like he hadn't in weeks. He's only improved since then and after just 3 sessions with Kim I can officially say he's back to being his normal crazy self. Kim and her epic doggy body work will be a regular maintenance in our home. Thank you Kim!

Kim is a miracle worker, and if I'm being honest I'd say she's one my 10 year old Golden Retrievers…read morefavorite people on the planet. She came highly recommended by a few friends, and has been consistently taking care of our beloved Charlie for the past 4 years. When Kim first started massaging Charlie, he had difficulty walking up stairs or going on moderate walks and was prescribed Gabapentin, Tramadol, Carpeofen, and more because of hip, knee and arthritis pain. For several years now, he no longer takes ANYTHING other than thyroid medication. The moment she pulls up he's wagging his tail with excitement. When she comes in and sets up shop (a comfortable blanket, music, oils) he immediately assumes position by laying down--no coaxing needed! Her magic hands transport him to doggie heaven, and her regular visits have helped literally reverse time. She really does have a gift, and I'm so grateful she's able to share it with our favorite son (we have six human sons). She's become like a member of our family and I would gladly recommend her to anyone!

I can't say thank you enough. CARE team is family. My foster has been coming to them for the past 3…read moreyears. She was part of a hoarding case in Chandler, Arizona, and due to being crated for 6 months without any medical help after her injury, Lita couldn't get surgery. PT saved her. While she is still walking limited, she is walking. Acupuncture, PT, laser, underwater treadmill, all together have given her strength and made her back legs mobile again. It is not easy to afford of course, but I love her, and we have to find a way to afford this for her, to keep her going for as long as we can. They also saw my tripod foster and we will continue coming once she turns 1, to get full benefit of the cold laser. We love all the doctors and staff. Dr. Ma and Juan truly make us feel like part of the family, and I am confident in their recommendations for the care of any dogs I bring. They have seen two of my fosters and dogs from our rescue so far, and while there are other clinics out there that offer similar services, I will always highly recommend CARE. I have also learned so much for this past 3 years. Thank you for giving love and care to Lita, Nova and many other paws in need.

There are ridiculous people in this world who take their dogs to physical therapy, and this year,…read moreI've discovered that I am one of them. We got our basset hound Duke in 2012, when he was about a year old, and thirteen years and several major life changes later, he remains our sweet, beautiful baby boy. He's held up pretty well for an old dog, but a few months ago, his hind legs just suddenly stopped working. He couldn't stand or walk on his own, and he was hurting himself by dragging his hind legs across the floor. He still did his business in the yard when we got him out there, but he was having accidents in the house several times a day. It was scary and sad and felt very much like the beginning of the end. We took him our vet, then a neurologist, who told us he likely had intervertebral disc disease, and that with his age and heart murmur, surgery might not be worthwhile. I was ready to get him fitted for one of those dog wheelchairs, but the neurologist had a better idea: she thought Duke might be a good candidate for physical therapy. She gave us a list of places we might go, including CARE--short for California Animal Rehabilitation. I made an initial appointment with CARE for the Monday of the following week. I have since found that appointments tend to book up, but that I can almost always get one less than a week in advance. I think he saw both Dr. Rabin and Dr. Ma on that first visit, and they recommended eight weeks of physical therapy and acupuncture, starting immediately. They also suggested a few injections and supplements to add to his food--I said no to the injections with a scammy wellness clinic flavor, but I took home the supplements and approved the Adequan. I spent the next two months of my life shuttling my dog to West L.A. for his appointments, first three times and then twice a week. It was an enormous pain in the ass (terrible parking on top of the general hassle), as well as incredibly expensive (we do have pet insurance, which softened the blow). But the alternative was to let him suffer and think about putting him down, which we were not ready to do. Duke saw immediate improvement. Some of this came from two additional medications and the purchase, suggested by CARE, of the right harness to help him go about his daily activities. But it was obvious that the CARE regimen was working. He started walking again, both with and without assistance, and while he isn't quite back to his old self, his quality of life has been, if anything, better than it was before--he's been getting a lot of attention for an old dog with two small human siblings in the house. Some of this came from the lovely people at CARE, who showered him with praise, treats, and pets as they led him through exercises, acupuncture, and, amazingly, hydrotherapy (imagine a stubborn basset hound in a water treadmill, his ears making ripples as he plods reluctantly along). I've met like a dozen therapists and technicians across our appointments--the team is big, and you kind of see whoever's available. I wouldn't have minded a little more continuity, as I sometimes got conflicting advice, but every single person was warm and competent and great with my dog. The front desk team was always nice, too. I took Duke back to his neurologist after eight weeks of therapy, and she was thrilled with his progress, and honestly maybe a little bit surprised. She said to keep doing what we were doing, if that was at all feasible. Unfortunately, we do have lives and jobs and children, and the twice-a-week CARE schedule just isn't sustainable in the long term. We decided to see how he does without his appointments, knowing that we can always take him back if he starts going downhill again. It's been two weeks now, and he's still in much better shape than at the beginning of this saga, if not quite as consistently mobile as during his time in physical therapy. We don't have the equipment and expertise of the CARE team, but they did set us up for success at home, with detailed instructions for exercises and supportive care. We're not delusional--we know Duke's days are numbered--but we feel like CARE has given us a miraculous reprieve. Duke is happy and mobile in a way we hardly dared imagine when his legs first went out. We're grateful for the team at CARE and plan to bring him back when he needs their help again.

Still helping my senior doggies. We missed 2 weeks and they…read morewere both walking funny and with tight back. Swimming and massages are great for older fur babies. Therapy is not cheap . Fee is per 30 min. But if it helps my fur babies, this expense is part of my monthly budget.

I've been taking my senior golden retriever to Tailwagger's to help her stay active and strengthen…read moreher back--and it's been wonderful. She absolutely loves swimming here. The moment we arrive, she's pulling me inside and never wants to leave! Taylor is incredibly caring and attentive, making sure my pup is comfortable and supported during her sessions. Scheduling is easy, and the pricing is very reasonable for the quality of care and facility. Highly recommend Tailwagger's for any dog, especially seniors who need low-impact exercise in a loving environment.