Meet Kristin Finstad, CVT, SAMP
Kristin has worked in the veterinary field for over
30 years, and has been a devout animal lover and advocate for many more! After focusing the last fifteen years on Veterinary Rehabilitation & Hydrotherapy, she now owns her own hydrotherapy facility where she continues to serve, and help to improve the quality of life in all the dogs that she loves so much. Kristin takes the relationship with her clients and their pets to heart, developing a deep bond and a personal commitment to each of them.
When she's not helping her canine friends at her hydrotherapy facility, you might find Kristin volunteering for an animal rescue, doing free pet nail trims, or enjoying her country home with three goats, two roosters, her dogs Clyde & Lucy, and her two rescue cats, Chirp & Moxie.
Why Hydrotherapy?
Neurologic Deficits & Paralysis
Warm water therapy provides sensory stimulation to the nerves, increases circulation, and improves balance through engaging the core muscles. This type of strengthening improves confidence in a dog who may feel unstable on land.
Post-Operative Recovery
Hydrotherapy provides a safe environment for your dog to gradually return to normal activity after surgery.
Arthritis
Non-weightbearing and buoyant aerobic exercise, with no joint impact in the arthritic dog, is something that can't be achieved on land. Water resistance is a great way to build and retain
muscle mass in your senior friend.
Mobility
Devices
Geriatric Conditioning
For pets who have been compensating for weakness, swimming relaxes tight muscles while strengthening.
Contact Info
Phone
360 - 200 - 8019
Address
20413 NE 29th Ave, Ridgefield, WA 98642
Services
Assisted Hydrotherapy
Underwater
Treadmill
