Sharing is Caring
The greatest compliment our clients can give us is the referral of new clients. As such, when you take the time to “Refer a Friend” we would like to return the favour.
As our way of saying, “Thank you,” for your referrals,
Upon the arrival of any new clients, we will ask you how they learned about UDRW. When they mention that you referred them, we will credit both the referring and referred clients’ accounts $20, which is good toward any of our canine rehab care plans (in person and online), products, and online programs.
We Thank You greatly for your confidence in canine rehab services and being part of the movement to help more dogs lead active and fulfilled lives and empowering more pet parents to help their dogs. Should you require further information regarding the “Refer a Friend” Program, please visit us at or call us at 902-706-9313 or toll free at 1-877-590-K9PT (5928)
Go to Canine Rehab to learn more about our treatments and services Canine Rehab
What Our Clients Are Saying About Us
Sarah has gone out of her way to help us rehabilitate our dog. She has been kind, patient and to the point.
A few years after knee surgery our aging dog was beginning to struggle with mobility and weight issues, he has improved dramatically with her rehabilitation advice.
Everything has been done remotely/virtually because of distance. Using pictures, video and zoom we were able to achieve great results.
Thank you Sarah for your passion!
I cannot say enough good things about Sarah! She helped me and my dog pre and post op (TPLO surgery). We're about 12 weeks post op now and Ruby is back to doing things she loves again. She had a swim and hike today and is happier than she's been in a couple years. I really feel we wouldn't be as far as we are now without Sarahs help, guidance and recovery plan. Thank you so much 💓
Our boy Pud lives for mad dashes and long hikes, but several months ago he started lifting up a back leg after those mad dashes and long hikes. X-rays at the vet showed nothing. Friends recommended Sara and we are so glad they did. She is wonderful with Pud and us 😉 Pud is (slightly) thinner, a lot stronger, and increasing the intensity of his exercise with no leg lifting at all. Sara has taught us so much over the last few months. She provides detailed programs with videos and pictures that keep us on track at home. It's a five-woof review from us!
I first called Sarah in a panic for an assessment for my boxer girl, Breah. Breah was limping for a few weeks, then all of a sudden completely walking on three legs. The vet thought Breah had a partially torn cruciate tear and the instruction from the vet was to wait to see the specialist.. 5 months later. Talked to some people who recommended I call Sarah in the meantime. Sarah has been working with Breah for a while now and I am so thankful. I can't imagine just waiting those 5 months, all while the injury getting worse. Breah is back to walking on all 4 legs, and is slowly building muscle and getting stronger while her injury heals (surgery not an option for her). I have and still am learning so much from Sarah.
Sarah has such a nurturing energy. My dog adores her and let’s her treat him with no issues at all. She was able to help rehabilitate him after a neck injury, and give me preventative at home exercises to make sure he stays healthy and stable going forward. I truly recommend her services, she is genuinely kind, helpful and professional.
Sarah has a real knack of communicating with dogs. She really listens and gives her full atttention. I saw many specialists but she was the only one who accurately diagnosed my dog’s torn meniscus post surgery, and came up with a great plan for rehabilitation. Highly recommend.
We highly recommend Sarah and Upward Dog. The difference she has made in Bella's quality of life is amazing. Our goal was to avoid a second knee surgery and achieved much, much more. Bella is in better shape, happier and healthier now than she was before her injury - and no surgery. Thank you Sarah!
Shortly after rescuing Lucy, our Newfoundland, we discovered that there was a very good chance that she would require an invasive surgery, TPLO. To avoid this we researched alternative methods to ease Lucy's discomfort and made changes to both her diet and her activity level, but that wasn't quite enough. We stumbled upon the Upward Dog Rehab booth at the Dog Expo and after chatting with Sarah we knew this was something we wanted to try for our Lucy. Over the past few months of working with Sarah, she has provided in-home visits, hands on care, advice, and introduced progressive exercises that have strengthened Lucy's joints, increased her activity levels and made her a happy and healthier dog. Three months ago Lucy would go on a 10 minute walk and by the end of her walk she would be slow and her hind leg would be dragging a bit; now Lucy goes for longer walks twice a day and wants to keep going - to the point where she is trotting and pulling us along. She does not drag her leg and she even gets the zoomies occasionally and has no limping or discomfort afterwards. This could not have been possible without Upward Dog Rehab and we are so appreciative of everything Sarah has done for Lucy. We cannot thank you enough!
