When Jennifer Lyons was 16, she tore her anterior cruciate ligament, and physical therapy allowed her to return to playing the sport she loved, softball. She went onto play college ball and ultimately settled studying physical therapy.
She became a licensed physical therapist in 2010 but then became drawn to her passion, helping dogs retain and regain their mobility.
She is a certified canine rehabilitation practitioner with a beautiful new clinic in Massachusetts. Her goal is improve mobility and function in dogs so they can regain or maintain daily activities.
Many dogs come to her post-TPLO surgery or because their owners are seeing the signs of age and the dogs are losing function in their hind end.
In today's episode, Darlene Woodward of Pant the Town Photography in Georgetown, Massachusetts, interviews Jennifer about her practice and how we can help our senior dogs stay active in their golden years.
What to listen for
3:20 Why dog owners seek Jennifer's services
9:50 The most common challenges for senior dogs
17:00 The signs of age in dogs
21:00 Managing our dogs' pain
Find Jennifer
PawMobility.com
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