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Maya's recovery journey

Exotic Short Hair · 17 years · female

15 total sessions · 1 hydro · 2 land rehab · 3 HBOT · Mar 2023 – Sept 2023

  1. Rehabilitation
  2. 15 visits
  3. Acupuncture & TCVM
  4. Rehab arc

Presentation

Maya, a Exotic Short Hair, came to RehabVet for rehabilitation support — presenting with mobility limits that needed a structured veterinary rehabilitation plan rather than rest alone.

Assessment

Initial assessment mapped gait, pain on palpation, and safe loading for a dog with rehabilitation. The team set modality priorities (Acupuncture & TCVM) and revisit checkpoints before increasing intensity.

Rehabilitation plan

Between Mar 2023 – Sept 2023, Maya completed 15 attended rehabilitation appointments — including 2 land rehabilitation visits, 1 hydrotherapy sessions, 3 hyperbaric oxygen sessions. Sessions progressed in blocks with reassessment, home exercise where appropriate, and modality mix adjusted to daily comfort.

Progress

Across 131 documented visit records, therapists tracked comfort, weight-bearing, and owner-reported function — refining the plan when Maya fatigued or when soreness flared between visits.

Outcome

Maya's rehabilitation arc at RehabVet reflects sustained clinic commitment and multimodal care — individual results vary by diagnosis, age, and home adherence. This summary describes measured progress across 15 sessions, not a guaranteed outcome.

Individual results vary by diagnosis, age, and home adherence. This case summary is drawn from RehabVet clinic records with owner consent to publish the pet's name — it is illustrative, not a guarantee of outcome.

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