Sage Canine Rehabilitation Center

Sage Canine Rehabilitation Center We are proud to be a women-owned business dedicated to helping pets relieve pain and regain mobility through expert physical rehabilitation treatments

Brownie was VERY excited for hydrotherapy 🤍✨A lot of pets that don’t love bath time or water are actually surprisingly c...
05/17/2026

Brownie was VERY excited for hydrotherapy 🤍✨

A lot of pets that don’t love bath time or water are actually surprisingly comfortable on the underwater treadmill! The water stays warm at around 90° and is usually filled to about knee height to help support their joints while they exercise. Add in lots of treats and encouragement throughout the session… and suddenly rehab becomes the best part of their day 🐾
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Maruko always arriving in style for her pt sesh💅🏼💪🏽✨•••••••••••••
05/15/2026

Maruko always arriving in style for her pt sesh💅🏼💪🏽✨
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Phoebe the English Cocker Spaniel officially joined the Sage Canine Rehab family 🤍Sweet girl just started her rehab jour...
05/13/2026

Phoebe the English Cocker Spaniel officially joined the Sage Canine Rehab family 🤍

Sweet girl just started her rehab journey with us and we already know she’s going to steal everyone’s hearts 🐾
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Meet Zion 🐾 a sweet Pomsky and the newest addition to the Sage Canine Rehab family 💙He’s already getting started with hi...
04/29/2026

Meet Zion 🐾 a sweet Pomsky and the newest addition to the Sage Canine Rehab family 💙

He’s already getting started with his rehab journey—working on building strength, confidence, and mobility alongside our team. We’re so excited to have him with us and can’t wait to watch him grow, progress, and thrive every step of the way 🐶✨
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Meet Bullet 🐾 a dedicated pup putting in the work with canine rehabilitation 💪✨Whether he’s building strength, improving...
04/27/2026

Meet Bullet 🐾 a dedicated pup putting in the work with canine rehabilitation 💪✨

Whether he’s building strength, improving mobility, or recovering from injury, Bullet shows us that progress comes one step (and one paw) at a time. Canine rehab helps dogs stay active, reduce pain, and get back to doing what they love most.

We’re so proud of you, Bullet—keep crushing it! 🐶💪
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04/26/2026

Big news from Sage Canine Rehab 🐾✨

We’re so excited to welcome Dr. Hannah Hursman to our physical therapy team—and with that, we’re expanding our hours to better serve you and your pets!

Starting Monday, May 4th, we’ll be open:
Monday: 8am–8pm
Tuesday: 8am–5pm
Wednesday: 8am–5pm
Thursday: 11am–8pm
Friday: 8am–6pm
Saturday: 9am–1pm

Dr. Murphy and Dr. Hursman are ready to help your pets feel their best, now with more availability than ever 🐶💙

Call us to schedule your next rehab session—we can’t wait to see you!

The dream team in action 🤍Dr. Murphy & Dr. Hursman giving Maple the VIP treatment she deserves 🐾✨••••••••••
04/17/2026

The dream team in action 🤍

Dr. Murphy & Dr. Hursman giving Maple the VIP treatment she deserves 🐾✨
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04/16/2026

Louis is on the move! 🐾

Diagnosed with Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD), Louis has been working hard in rehab after his surgery- and today was a big milestone. He got fitted for his Walkin’ Wheels cart, giving him support to stay active and independent. Now Louis has the tools to assist with his favorite activity, walking around Central Park! 🌳☀️

Walkin wheels is like a person using a walker- it doesn’t slow you down, it helps keep you going. And that’s exactly what Louis is doing!

We’re so proud of you, Louis!

04/10/2026

POV: when every morning looks like this✨

At Sage Canine Rehab, we love getting to help your pets heal, strengthen, and feel their best every single day 🫶🏼

Consistency is key—and we’re here for every step of the journey.
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04/06/2026

Welcome back, Dr. Murphy! 🎉 We’re so excited to have her back and seeing appointments alongside Dr. Hursman. Give her a warm welcome if you see her around the clinic! 🐾🤍
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Patellar luxation occurs when the kneecap slips out of place, which can lead to discomfort, limping, or intermittent “sk...
03/30/2026

Patellar luxation occurs when the kneecap slips out of place, which can lead to discomfort, limping, or intermittent “skipping” in the back leg. While some pets may need surgery, many benefit greatly from physical therapy — especially in mild to moderate cases.

Physical therapy focuses on strengthening the muscles that support the knee, improving joint stability, and helping your pet move more comfortably. Techniques may include guided exercises, balance work, controlled activity, and other supportive therapies tailored to your pet’s needs.

Early intervention can make a big difference in slowing progression and keeping your pet active and happy. If you’ve noticed limping, skipping, or stiffness, we’re happy to help determine if physical therapy may be beneficial! Call us today at 201-499-1101🐶✨
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Address

229 10th Street
Jersey City, NJ
07302

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

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