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Arizona Veterinary Physical Rehabilitation

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Arizona Veterinary Physical Rehabilitation

Each plan is tailored to the specific needs and lifestyle of the dog and its owner, recognizing each unique human-animal bond.

Providing canine physical rehabilitation, sports medicine, and canine fitness, including therapeutic strengthening, laser therapy, TENS treatment, and PEMF therapy, as well as manual therapy. Veterinary physical rehabilitation applies human physical therapy techniques to dogs in order to:
• reduce and manage pain
• prevent injuries
• restore and maintain movement
• improve function for daily living
• maximize physical potential

The Mission
Our mission at Arizona Veterinary Physical Rehabilitation is to assist dog owners to maximize their pet’s quality of life by optimizing mobility, decreasing pain and increasing the overall fitness level of their pet. This is accomplished through effective and safe physical rehabilitation and conditioning programs performed by caring veterinary professionals dedicated to ongoing advancement of their own knowledge as well as client education. The Doctor
Sonnet Jarvis, DVM, CCRT (Certified Canine Rehabilitation Therapist) practiced small animal medicine in the Valley of the Sun for over 14 years before pursuing her dream of opening her own physical rehabilitation facility. She has over 150 hours of post-doctorate training and expertise in the diagnosis and management of pain and loss of function due to injury or disease. Trained to do a whole body evaluation for weakness, pain and imbalance, Dr. Sonnet then tailors a rehabilitation treatment plan for you and your pet and adjusts therapeutic recommendations to achieve success. Web Site: http://www.azcaninerehab.com

11/13/2025

Have you ever felt like you're being trained when it comes to mealtime?

11/06/2025

Hip dysplasia is a common issue in dogs. There's a lot you can do to help your dog live a long and active life.

Read more in this blog post: https://www.azcaninerehab.com/blog/hip-dysplasia-in-dogs

10/30/2025

How many of you have dogs and cats? What did you do in the beginning to help them live well together?

Are they friends now?

10/23/2025

Who lets your dog(s) in your bed?

Ever wake up in the middle of the night with your precious angel in the center and you're pretzeled around? No? Me neither!

10/02/2025

Counting the days.... Hawaii 2025!

09/25/2025

No one wants to think about losing their dog. It's so hard to process, but what could be worse than knowing you didn't make the most of the time you had left?

Here are some thoughts about how you can prepare to make the most of every moment. https://www.azcaninerehab.com/blog/how-to-cope-when-youre-losing-your-dog

09/18/2025

So what if the ice cream is almost the size of your head? Not a problem for my daughter, Julia!

What's your favorite ice cream spot?

09/11/2025

How are you getting through these long days of summer? If your dog likes water, a great way to have fun in the summer is swimming in the pool. Make sure you always supervise your pup, and better yet, join her!

09/04/2025

How would your dog answer?

08/28/2025

Happy Labor Day—the day in the US dedicated to all of the hard workers so they can kick back and relax.

Address

19313 N. 73rd Lane
Glendale, AZ
85308

Opening Hours

Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 4pm

Telephone

+14802859848

Website

http://www.azcaninerehab.com/

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Dr. Sonnet applies human physical therapy techniques to dogs in order to: • reduce and manage pain • prevent injuries • restore and maintain movement • improve function for daily living • maximize physical potential The Mission The mission at Arizona Veterinary Physical Rehabilitation is to assist dog owners to maximize their pet’s quality of life by optimizing mobility, decreasing pain and increasing the overall fitness level of their pet. Each plan is tailored to the specific needs and lifestyle of the dog and its pet parent, recognizing each unique human-animal bond. The Doctor Sonnet Jarvis, DVM, CCRT (Certified Canine Rehabilitation Therapist) practiced small animal medicine in the Valley of the Sun for more than 14 years before pursuing her dream of opening her own physical rehabilitation clinic focusing exclusively on rehabilitation and sports medicine. Trained to do a whole body evaluation for weakness, pain and imbalance, Dr. Sonnet then tailors a rehabilitation treatment plan for you and your pet. Web Site: http://www.azcaninerehab.com