Expert Guidance for Equine, Canine & Exotic Animal Recovery and Performance

REHABILITATION CONSULTATIONS

At AIM Rehabilitation, we know that rehabilitation and performance optimization don’t always require an in-person visit. Whether you’re a horse owner, dog owner, veterinarian, or zoo professional, our virtual consultations provide the expert insight, movement assessments, and customized rehabilitation plans needed to help your animal recover, build strength, and perform at its best—no matter where you are in the world.

Dr. Carrie Schlachter, an industry-leading rehabilitation specialist, offers science-backed strategies to help owners, trainers, veterinarians, and caretakers navigate injury recovery, movement correction, pain management, and preventative care.

A Tailored Approach to Healing & Performance

Every animal is unique, and so is their rehabilitation journey. Whether your horse is recovering from an injury, your dog needs mobility support, or an exotic animal requires a structured rehabilitation plan done using solely R+ techniques, our virtual consultation services provide clear direction and collaborative care every step of the way.

What to Expect from an AIM Virtual Consultation

✔️ Comprehensive Evaluation – A deep dive into your animal’s history, condition, imaging, and movement analysis to assess their needs.
✔️ Collaborative Treatment Plan – A structured rehabilitation protocol designed in coordination with your referring veterinarian or caretaker.
✔️ Ongoing Support – Regular follow-ups to adjust the program, answer questions, and track progress.
✔️ Owner & Trainer Education – Guidance on exercises, movement patterns, and at-home therapies.

Your primary veterinarian remains at the center of the case, with Dr. Schlachter acting as a specialist resource to provide additional insight, alternative therapy recommendations, and rehabilitation oversight.

Supporting Owners, Trainers, Veterinarians & Zoos

Dr. Schlachter understands the complexities of rehabilitation and works hand-in-hand with owners, veterinarians, and zoo professionals to ensure a seamless, integrated approach.

For Equine, Canine & Exotic Animal Owners:

✅ Clear, actionable guidance on at-home rehabilitation and injury prevention.
✅ Access to a rehabilitation specialist without needing to travel.
✅ Step-by-step movement exercises designed for safe and effective recovery.

For Referring Veterinarians & Zoos:

✅ Detailed rehabilitation reports summarizing treatment recommendations.
✅ Evidence-based therapy suggestions to complement ongoing medical care.
✅ Collaboration throughout the process to align rehab with medical needs.

Whether you’re managing a sport horse, working dog, senior pet, or an exotic species requiring specialized rehabilitation, our goal is to make recovery more effective, manageable, and successful—with less guesswork and more confidence.

Client Testimonials

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - A Lifeline for My Horse

"Dr. Carrie saved my horse’s career. After a deep digital flexor tendon injury, my vet recommended rehab, but I had no idea where to start. Her virtual consultation gave me a plan that made sense, and she worked with my vet every step of the way. Six months later, my gelding is back in full training!"
— Jessica R., Dressage Rider

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - Virtual Canine Rehab That Worked!

"My senior Labrador started struggling with mobility, and I was looking for guidance on how to help him without using too much pain medication. Dr. Carrie’s virtual consultation was incredibly detailed. She gave us a plan with exercises and recommended PEMF therapy, which made a huge difference. My dog is more comfortable and active again!"
— Sarah T., Dog Owner

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - Expert Exotic Animal Support

"As a zoo professional, I needed help developing a rehab plan for an aging giraffe with joint issues. Dr. Carrie provided an incredible virtual consultation, offering targeted movement strategies, therapeutic exercises, and enrichment ideas. The plan has significantly improved mobility, and we’ve implemented similar strategies for other animals!"
— Jason M., Zoo Veterinarian

Case Study: Virtual Rehabilitation Success – ‘Rio’ the Warmblood & ‘Max’ the Senior Dog

Equine Case: Rio

Rio, a 12-year-old Warmblood gelding, was diagnosed with sacroiliac dysfunction and chronic back pain. His owner had tried traditional treatments, but Rio continued to struggle with discomfort, short-strided movement, and topline loss.

✔️ Virtual Consultation Findings: Dr. Carrie analyzed Rio’s movement and imaging, then developed a structured rehab plan, including:
✔️ Core activation exercises to strengthen his topline.
✔️ Progressive groundwork and in-hand work to improve mobility.
✔️ Targeted therapies like PEMF and laser therapy.
✔️ Saddle and movement analysis to correct compensatory patterns.

✅ Outcome: Within eight weeks, Rio showed marked improvement in engagement and suppleness. His topline filled out, and he returned to full work—pain-free and thriving.

Canine Case: Max

Max, a 12-year-old Border Collie, was struggling with hip arthritis and reduced mobility. His owner sought a virtual consultation to explore non-surgical options.

Virtual Consultation Findings: Dr. Carrie assessed Max’s movement and history and recommended:
✔️ Gentle range of motion and strength-building exercises to improve muscle function.
✔️ Daily PEMF therapy sessions to reduce inflammation.
✔️ Dietary adjustments & joint supplements for optimal support.

✅ Outcome: Within six weeks, Max was moving more comfortably, engaging in longer walks, and showing renewed enthusiasm for play.

Book a Virtual Consultation

Wherever you are, AIM Rehabilitation is here to help. Whether you’re a horse owner, dog parent, veterinarian, or zoo professional, a virtual consultation with Dr. Carrie Schlachter can provide clear guidance, structured rehabilitation plans, and expert oversight to ensure the best possible outcome for your animal.

📩 Contact us today!
📞 707-738-2529 (Text Preferred)
📧 drcarrie@animalsinmotionvet.com
🌍 Virtual Consultations Available Worldwide

Let’s build a recovery plan that works—for you, your vet, and most importantly, your animal.