Fitness/Rehab Services
Ultimutt Fitness Center
TENS/NMES Therapy
Land/H20 Exercises
- Nerve Stimulation
- Muscle Strengthening
- Pain Relief
- Disuse Atrophy
Land/H20 Exercises
Land/H20 Exercises
- Full Body Strengthening
- Improves Range-of-Motion
- Body Awareness
- Increases Endurance
- Mental Stimulation
Dry Treadmill
Nutritional Counseling
- Increases Endurance
- Improves Gait
- Strengthens Muscles
- Improves Coordination & Balance
Nutritional Counseling
Nutritional Counseling
- Weight Loss Diets
- Nutrition For Performance
- Joint Supplements
- Raw Diets
- CBD
Underwater Treadmill
- Creates Buoyancy
- Improves Cardiovascular Function
- Relaxes Muscles
- Offers Resistance
- Regains Muscle Memory
Wheelchair Fitting
- Front End Support
- Hind End Support
- Full Body Support
- Wheelchair Training
- Fittings
What to Expect
Evaluation Appointment:
- Please bring all adult family members responsible for the daily care of the pet being evaluated. This allows everyone in the home to receive important information at the same time and reduces miscommunication.
- Allow 60-90 minutes of time for the evaluation appointment.
- Be prepared to answer standard care questions such as: current diet being fed, daily/monthly medications, major/minor health conditions, diagnostics performed, etc.
Sessions:
- Standard sessions last between 15-60 minutes and are based on the individual goals set forth at the initial evaluation.
- Session price is the same regardless of treatment plan or length of time.
- You may remain present during you pet's fitness session or drop-off.
- Treats and/or toys will be supplied for encouragement and positive reinforcement. Please advise us if your pet has any food restrictions.
Fitness Team
Kellie Dawald, RVT, CCRP - Conditioning Coach
Kellie fell in love with the culture and beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains after attending the University of Tennessee, nearly 10 years ago. In January 2022, Kellie migrated the 2500 miles from Northern California to Knoxville. She brings with her a diverse resume and over 17 years of animal care experience. Kellie became a Licensed Veterinary Technician in 2009 and has worked in both veterinary and shelter medicine. Her passion for improving the health and life of animals led her to pursue a specialty in physical rehabilitation. In 2014, Kellie graduated and became a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner (CCRP) through the University of Tennessee.
Kellie has worked with veterinary surgeons, physical therapists, neurologists, elite canine performance trainers, law enforcement officials, and complimentary (Chinese medicine, acupuncture, chiropractic, CBD, etc.) care professionals from around the globe.
Kellie also takes pride in giving back to the community through her love and knowledge of the human-animal bond. Kellie has worked with non-profit organizations to offer service dog training to military veterans suffering from PTSD, developing canine therapy programs within senior centers, early childhood education workshops (including Girl Scout patch activities), training state/federal court advocacy dogs and has even been honored with a Hero Award through the SPCA.
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