California Animal Rehabilitation

Name: California Animal Rehabilitation
Address: 2237 Colby Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 90064, US
Telephone: (310) 998-2273
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.8

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|Emergency Pet Hospital|Los Angeles, CA 90064

2237 Colby Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90064

(310) 998-2273

https://www.calanimalrehab.com/

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Welcome to California Animal Rehabilitation (CARE) The mission at California Animal Rehabilitation (CARE) is to provide the gold standard in comprehensive rehabilitation care for your pet, by combining the education and expertise of a veterinarian and a doctor of physical therapy, both certified in canine rehabilitation. Our holistic approach includes all factors in the rehabilitation equation, including medical history, current issues, body condition, lifestyle, nutrition, supplements and medication, combined with cutting edge, state-of-the-art technology.

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Auggie Dominique on Facebook

2 years ago

Thanks for looking after me while I was boarded with exercise!

Fawn Palisano on Facebook

2 years ago

Great place with great people doing great things!! They specially designed a wheelchair for our rescued Chi, Gracie Lee who lost both legs! (Rescued by S.T.A.R.T Shelter Transport Animal Rescue Team.). Brian was so patient and loving, and determined to get the perfect fit for her! The entire staff is wonderful, especially Erin Cecilia Pfeifer who is all around awesome! HIGHLY recommend !!!

Brina Salazar on Facebook

2 years ago

Where do I begin with the accolades for CARE? We brought our beloved cat Baby in for treatment and she was paralyzed from the neck down. She had been developing a neurological condition and the emergency vet gave her a human dose of gabapentin (I talked to a nurse at the Fire Department about the dosage). We brought her in the day they let her out of the hospital and we saw improvements every week. They are dedicated, loving, caring and talented. Baby loved her acupuncture and massage and loved everyone there. Unfortunately, we lost her after about 2 months of treatment, but we firmly believe that without the treatment she received, she would have left us much sooner, and would have experienced a lot more pain and discomfort. Thank you for giving us that priceless gift! We would bring any of our babies in to be treated by you all!