I had the best experience here when my dog needed PT following spinal surgery. The doctors provided…read morean individualized treatment plan, and I saw large improvements in my dogs mobility after just several sessions. Once she "graduated", I continued her exercises at home. She has been moving well ever since!

One of the best places to take your dog if you're struggling with mobility issues and if you are…read moreworried about your baby getting older. When we started going to Canine PT and Me, my dog, 15 years old Golden Retriever, he couldn't walk through the door without collapsing. Everyone told me oh he's 15 that's how they age but I thought it is worth a shot and now 6 sessions in, my baby goes for short walks, he doesn't fall down, he doesn't need his wheelchair, he can go potty all by himself and he's happier. The staff and the doctors are so nice that I'm sad when our sessions end, I don't get to see them. They are priced very reasonably; they help you with insurance claim if you have one and they are the sweetest people I have ever met. I am so happy that I chose Canine PT and Me and going forward I will take all my dogs to the, even the ones I haven't adopted yet.

Our poodle Benny needed a second TPLO surgery. We heard about Splash from our surgeon and gave them…read morea try. What an absolutely wonderful experience. It is clear how much they adore dogs, and returning them to an active life is their purpose. Beyond the therapy, each visit they looked any Benny for the progress of his recovery. At one point they reminded me that he really needs his two good walks a day. It made me realize that I needed to do better on his walks, and started the regimen. Beyond speeding his recovery, he has come to love his walk time. Benny is that aloof poodle where life is transactional. He was never sure that walks were cool, and he had to be convinced. Not anymore. He loves his walks. The first time around we used a different business, but you can just stop at Splash. TPLO surgery is enough of a difficult challenge. Splash made months 3 and 4, where he was off meds and wanting to do more, not just tolerable but successful. Benny is back. Freshly groomed, he is his old self. Thank you Splash.

We've been going to Kristen for over 5 years now and can honestly say she's single handedly chaged…read morethe lives of all three of our dogs: 1. Our senior girl swam with Kristen until the very end. It was the highlight of her week, and likely extended her life by at least a year. Her swimming improved her mobility, made her feel silly and goofy after, and helped us enjoy her until she was nearly 16! 2. Our young pup has elbow dysplasia, and at 1 year old our surgeon, Dr. Novo, recommended we see Kristen instead of surgery. She did great, avoided surgery and has no elbow issues. A year and a half ago she tore her cruciate ligament and subsequently had to have two TPLOs back to back. With a combination of underwater treadmill and Kristen's expertise, followed by a transition to swimming in the pool and she's got all the mobility of a young dog again! She's now 6 and in great health. 3. Our third dog strained his psoas and again underwater treadmill rehab was recommended. With Kristen's guidance he bounced back and now swims with his sister as often as he can in the pool. Both of our living dogs were seen by a new vet recently and she couldn't stop complimenting their body condition. She thought our 8 year old was 3 he has such great muscle tone Without Kristen I'm not sure where our dogs would be, but I'm thankful everyday we don't have to find out. I recommend hydrotherapy with Kristen to everyone for their pets, injured or not!

I love everything about this place. I was a little…read more-concerned- when the first meeting was a zoom, but it really gave me a chance to share my concerns with Dr. Mandi, discuss her treatment thoughts for my GSD, and plan for our first appointment. Because so many dogs coming here are post-surgery or otherwise having issues, they're super careful to avoid K9-contact and so our first appointment was very low stress. Dr. Mandi worked with my dog to make sure everything was set for our plan. Thereafter we did physical therapy, where Trixie did as much PT as I did learning, water treadmill (which I thought was going to be a disaster but went swimmingly well). You see different team members when you come in so you get a really good perspective on different approaches to the PT/training (Trixie trains easily, me less so). They also are collecting all of the A-Team local providers here, including accupuncture etc.. 5-stars, definitely recommend.

This is not a place where you can visit and ask questions. We brought our 12 years old dog here to…read morecheck it out and thought we can make an appointment. The door was lock but obviously it's business hour. A guy walked out and run back in to grab a brochure. It's so unwelcoming let us wait outside very long. I don't need a leaflet. It's all online. I want to see your facility and meet your people. Treatments aren't cheap I will pay what I will get. But since they can't give me a clue I simply on to a better service out there.

Where to begin in sharing our experience with ResQ and the positive impact Quimby's work has had on…read moreour dog, Atmos. Being a Bernese Mountain dog who believes he's more agile than he is - he's a jumper, spinner, runner and tumbler (which is an indication of his clumsiness) - he has chronic scapular weakness & cervical vertebral instability issues that can cause him intense discomfort at times. After trying the PT and acupuncture route, with relatively good but inconsistent success, we decided to try animal massage. Quimby has been a godsend for Atmos. They see each other weekly and it's made a world of difference in managing his chronic pain and tightness, and has mostly alleviated his behaviors around pain that used to be quite common. He loves his time with Quimby, and she often gets full 120 lb tackle hugs when she arrives. He's a giant puddle of calm happiness after every appointment. The impact of weekly massage for Atmos has been what seems to be a release of the muscle tightness that he constantly carried due to hard impact landings and speed spins. It's as though Quimby's hands have taught his muscles how to relax / release between appointments so he is no longer experiencing the same level of pain. We are incredibly thankful for Quimby and would highly recommend animal massage from ResQ to anyone with a pet who needs a gently, caring and kind healing touch.

Quimby is amazing! We started taking our dog , Abi , to see Quimby 2 years ago. Abi was…read moreexperiencing pain and discomfort from several health conditions. The vet prescribed medication and laser treatments but we weren't seeing enough results. We have benefited from going to massage therapists and thought Abi could too. We found Quimby online and we're able to set up an appointment within that week. Quimby is a kind and caring person. She is also very knowledgeable and professional . There have been many times when Abi was limping or not able to walk, before her session with Quimby . After these sessions, we could see that Abi was feeling better with increased range of motion and mobility . We are so thankful we found Quimby !

I really love this place. I used to come here more often a couple of years ago, but I fell on some…read morehard times and had to cut back. I was able to treat my dog today and bring him back to the wave pool. I called last minute because I was in the area and hadn't really planned on coming in so I called just to check and I was very surprised to hear that they had an opening. The facility itself is always well kept. Julie and her team are so gracious. I'm really grateful we have a place like this as an option for our four-legged loved ones. By the way, you'll see in the video that Larry is in the wave pool and it's the smaller one of the two pools but with the waves on, Larry definitely got work out for sure.

there are 2 owners of the rehabilitation facility. One is super kind and caring. The other is not…read morecaring and looks like she hates her job. She always has a scowl on her face and is not friendly. I believe her name is Diane. The staff are remarkable!! So caring compassionate great at there job.Love and care for you and your fur baby.They get a 5!! I suggest staying away from the sour old lady. She has lost her love and compassion for what she does.. She brings a negative energy into her center. It's too bad, she's the only reason I give this place such a low rating.

Jennifer was a lifesaver for me at a time when I had suffered a bad knee injury and every step had…read morebeen painful for months. Almost immediately Jennifer's work reduced my pain and over the course of about 4 months she helped me get back to a more normal life. Her approach was gentle, thoughtful and thorough and we discovered that my C-section scar was behind a lot of my low back pain as well. As an added bonus she does house calls and also works with dogs! This was a happy discovery as shortly after starting to work with her, our dog needed knee surgery. She came to the house and worked on both of us and I credit her with shortening the duration of both of our recoveries. Olli and I both looked forward to our sessions as Jennifer was a delight to work with. I recommend her wholeheartedly!!

Jennifer is body-wise brilliant! I came to her on a recommendation for myofascial release. At the…read moretime, I was struggling with repeated Achilles tendonitis that kept me from running, I'd seen multiple physical therapists including gait and sports medicine specialist PTs, but everyone was focused on the injury area. Jennifer was the first person who did a full body muscle/motion testing and really dug into the history of my body. Which was admittedly a mess. I had had multiple surgeries, chronic abdominal pain from an inflamed pancreas, some joint arthritis, and prior tendonitis in other joints. She began her detective work: trying to find the source that was forcing accommodations which led to repeated injuries. And in that first session she did something "magical." She had found a resistance weakness in the leg with a particular muscle set. Then she had me hold my fingers on one of my abdominal surgical scars and to repeat the resistance test, and the weakness was gone. I remember coming away from the first long session asking myself, "Wtf?!" I've subsequently come to understand how the scar tissue throughout my body has had a domino effect on other parts of my body, and just by drawing attention to an area, it's like putting your finger on the first domino so that it doesn't fall and topple the rest. Of course, you can't go around life with your fingers on your surgical scars all of the time, so that's where the physical therapy comes in. Jennifer both helps release adhesions and myofascial crunchiness, as well as rehabilitate with exercises. She works wonders.

Whitney is one of those rare people who instantly earns the complete trust of an animal - which…read moreputs the pet and the owners at ease. She's worked with our little Frenchie (Bean) twice now and each time Bean has been zen about the whole experience (she's normally a high-energy little football). Whitney comes to our place for the session which we appreciate because it means Bean gets to relax on her favorite blanket as she gets her body work. Whitney is so much more than a masseuse. She's a former vet tech - so she has tons of experience and knowledge about the overall health and well-being of animals. She's incredibly connected in the PDX area and makes great recommendations for anything outside of her expertise. We highly recommend Whitney for both therapeutic and preventative massage. You can tell she loves her work and is such a pro at what she does. Bean gives her 4 out of 4 paws!

Whitney has been a game changer in our dogs lives. We originally meet her because I have senior…read moretripod American Eskimo Dog named Ronan. His breed is naturally suspicious of new people and can be easily stress in new environments. Being a tripod dog, it puts a lot of stress on the body. He was carrying a lot of tension in his shoulder area, and hips. So we met with Whitney to see if Ronan would accept her help. Boy did he ever! Whitney let him sniff everything in her studio, let him greet her on his terms, and now they are the best of friends. We have been going monthly, and every time we pull into the driveway of the studio he vocalizes his excitement. She works with him directly on his needs, never pushes him and his body, and is really attuned with his needs. I highly recommend anyone to take their dog to massages with Whitney, she had been an asset in our lives.

I have a 5 year old Greyhound who broke her hind leg racing on the track. Bo's leg never quite…read morehealed right so I've always been concerned of another injury. So, I decided to try doggie massage!! I've had massages myself and know the healing powers and wanted Bo to have the same experience. Lisa is so amazing and professional. She is very gentle and, makes Bo very comfortable and at home. When the massage starts it doesn't take long before Bo closes her eyes and relaxes completely. I think she almost fell asleep once! I of course notice a difference in Bo afterwards too, she is soooo happy and doesn't want to leave! I love how Lisa writes a massage report afterwards too and goes over all the details and lets me know if Bo has any tender spots. Lisa has an undeniable talent with animals and a gentle, healing touch that is evident when Bo starts drooling (during the massage). Bo says "Thank You!"

I have a dog with special needs, and I initially wanted to work with Lisa to see if maybe some…read moretherapy could help with her issues. Lisa was understanding and willing to work with me. We have been working together for months now, and I am very happy with how our arrangement has turned out and evolved over time. Lisa is knowledgeable and professional; she pays attention to detail, and is responsive with communication. Lisa provides a lot of detailed information about our sessions, which I have found to be useful and interesting. I look forward to working with Lisa for a long time to come!

Lori is wonderful with my Greyhound who is 10. He was having a lot of increased pain and my vet…read moresuggested a massage for him and gave me Lori's info. Lori helped his muscle pain after the first visit. My pup says he definitely looks forward to another visit from her. Highly suggest!

From the owner: Dog & cat massage with a certified massage therapist. I come to your home in Portland and…read moreBeaverton.

They really took the time to go over the recovery process and explain how the injury was healing…read moreand developed a strategy for getting me back to 100%. Everyone in the office was helpful and friendly. The space was clean and orderly. They seem to take a special interest in sports injury and built my PT plan to fit my needs, goals and schedule. They have assigned parking spaces, though they do sometimes fill up. For this instance there is paid street parking. I would recommend this place to anyone.

As a marathon runner, I came in to see Vince and discovered a hip imbalance which was causing…read moreanterior knee pain. The knee pain was interfering with my running. Now, after only three sessions, I am running completely pain free and making tremendous progress on strengthening my weak spots. I can't thank Vince and the team at North Lake enough. Every pain free run is a total gift, and nothing is more valuable to me than being able to participate in the sport I love. Thank you Vince and North Lake PT!