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Evidence-Based Rehabilitation Protocols

Designed to guide — not replace — clinical judgment

These rehabilitation treatment protocols are evidence-informed, diagnosis-specific, and structured around tissue healing physiology and functional progression.

Each protocol provides a phased clinical framework—acute, subacute, strengthening, and return-to-activity—grounded in current research, interdisciplinary best practices, and real-world clinical application. Progression is guided by clinical signs, tissue tolerance, and functional performance, not time alone.

At the same time, these protocols are intentionally designed to leave space for clinician expertise. Built-in note sections, decision points, and modifier prompts allow therapists and veterinarians to adapt care based on diagnostics, patient response, comorbidities, and jurisdictional scope.

Video-Based Clinical Integration

Designed to deepen skill — not overwhelm practice

The Clinical Library provides video-based instruction in evaluation and treatment techniques that support high-quality, evidence-informed animal rehabilitation care.

Education is grounded in anatomy-based reasoning, tissue behavior, and clinical application, with a strong emphasis on meticulous manual therapy evaluation and treatment. Concepts are taught in a way that mirrors how clinicians work in real time—observing, palpating, positioning, and responding to patient feedback.

Instruction is intentionally delivered across multiple learning modalities—visual demonstration, auditory explanation, and kinesthetic application—supporting diverse learning styles and improving skill transfer from screen to clinic.