Do dogs who come to rehab have better pain scores after seeing us? @TheAnimalMedicalCenter
Do dogs who come to rehab have better pain scores after seeing us?  @TheAnimalMedicalCenter
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Dr. Alexandra Kravitz, a third-year resident in Integrative & Rehabilitative Medicine at AMC, studied dogs with osteoarthritis to see how their pain scores changed after receiving a multimodal pain management plan. At their their recheck evaluation, all dogs in the study showed improvement, whether they participated in formal rehabilitation or followed an outpatient exercise plan.

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Do dogs who come to rehab have better pain scores after seeing us?

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