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Pet Rehab, Massage & Recovery at Home in South Florida

In-home rehabilitation, therapeutic massage, and recovery care after surgery or injury, and for senior pets. Every provider below confirmed this service on their own website — coverage shown is exactly what they publish, nothing broader.

Comforting K9s offers preventative and clinical massage and physical rehabilitation therapy for dogs, including care for arthritis, hip dysplasia, IVDD, CCL injuries, and back pain, plus laser, red light, and PEMF therapy. Its site states it serves Broward and Palm Beach counties and provides in-home treatment services, including in-home senior pet therapy sessions.

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Pet Rehab, Massage & Recovery at Home

Mobile veterinary practice led by Dr. Gregory Kushner, certified in hospice and palliative care and veterinary acupuncture, providing at-home care for dogs and cats between Fort Lauderdale and Homestead. Services documented on its site include acupuncture, laser therapy, pain and chronic disease management, blood work, vaccinations, and at-home euthanasia.

📍 Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Homestead

House-Call Veterinarians · At-Home Pet Euthanasia & Hospice · Pet Rehab, Massage & Recovery at Home

From $155 (At-home visit $155 as published on the site; at-home euthanasia $400 (no exam fee); telemedicine $100; extended service area $50-$150; after-hours $75-$150; laser therapy packages also listed.)

Dr. Josie Beug, DVM, CVA runs a holistic concierge veterinary house-call practice in South Florida. Her own practice page lists holistic housecall services in Miami-Dade and Broward counties including acupuncture and laser, alongside herbal medicine, nutrition, and Reiki, with a focus on chronic cases, senior wellness, and hospice and palliative care.

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Pet Rehab, Massage & Recovery at Home — questions pet owners ask

What is in-home pet rehabilitation?

Rehabilitation is physical-therapy-style care after surgery or injury — guided exercises, range-of-motion work, strengthening, and sometimes therapeutic laser or massage — delivered at your home by a veterinarian, a certified rehab practitioner, or a therapist working within their scope. Massage on its own focuses on comfort, circulation, and mobility, and is popular for senior pets and working or sporting dogs.

Does my regular vet need to be involved?

Usually, yes in the background: rehab works best as part of your veterinarian's plan, and many practitioners ask for your vet's diagnosis or referral before starting. Massage-only providers may not require one. Ask the provider what they need before the first visit, and never stop a prescribed medication or vet plan because home therapy has started.

How much does in-home pet rehab or massage cost?

Among the providers listed here, published starting prices begin around $155 (checked November 2026). That is a starting price, not a quote — the final price depends on the type of care (full rehab program vs. massage session), session length, and how many sessions the plan calls for. Always confirm the current price and exactly what it includes with the provider before you book.

Which areas do these providers cover?

Every provider listed on this page publishes its own service area, and we show exactly the cities they name — nothing broader. Open a profile to see the cities that provider confirms, then confirm your exact address when you book: some providers add or skip streets at the edges of their published area.

How do I book in-home rehab or massage?

You book and pay the provider directly — SFL Pet Visits is a directory, not the service provider. Use the call, website, or online booking buttons on a profile, or send a "Request availability" message that goes to that one provider only (we never blast a request to multiple businesses without telling you). Good local providers often book days to weeks ahead, so contact them early for holidays.

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