Twin Cities Animal Rehabilitation & Sports Medicine

Name: Twin Cities Animal Rehabilitation & Sports Medicine
Address: Riverwood Dr 12010, Burnsville, 55337, US
Telephone: (952) 224-9354
Rating: 10

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Riverwood Dr 12010
55337, Burnsville

[email protected]

(952) 224-9354

Opening hours

Monday: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Thursday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Friday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

Twin Cities Animal Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine Clinic is your local Veterinarian in Burnsville serving all of your needs. Call us today at (952) 224-9354 for an appointment.

Twin Cities Animal Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine Clinic is the first physical rehabilitation-only facility for small animals in Minnesota, owned and operated by Minnesota's first specialist canine rehabilitation veterinarian, Dr. Julia Tomlinson. Since opening our doors in 2007, we have developed a successful working relationship with veterinary hospitals, doctors, and surgeons all over the Midwest. Learn more…

Our mission is to treat our patients and clients with the utmost care and compassion, alleviate pain and restore our patients to maximum physical and mental function in light of their conditions.

During our highly interactive initial exam you and your pet will spend up to 60 minutes with our veterinarians. Our veterinarians are trained and certified in animal physical rehabilitation, sports medicine and pain management and will develop an expert diagnosis and individualized treatment plan.

Your pet's individual treatment plan will include a wide range of physical rehabilitation therapies, in-home exercise plans and products using the most advanced medical tools delivered by our highly trained veterinarians, therapists and support staff.

Dr. Julia Tomlinson BVSc MS PhD DACVS DACVSMR CCRP CVSMT is the Managing Director of TC Rehab and is a board-certified specialist in rehabilitation and sports medicine (Diplomate, ACVSMR). Dr. Julia was the first such canine specialist in the state of Minnesota and is a pioneer in the field of canine sports medicine and rehabilitation. She is responsible for founding the American Association of Rehabilitation Veterinarians (AARV) in 2007 and is a past president of the American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation (ACVSMR).

Dr. Amy Whaley DVM CCRP CVSMT is our associate rehabilitation veterinarian who joined TC Rehab in 2011. Dr. Whaley received a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science in 2000 and a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2004 from the University of Minnesota. She is a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner (CCRP) and is certified in veterinary spinal manipulative therapy (CVSMT).

Dr. Missy Weber DVM CCRP CVSMT joined TC Rehab in April of 2020 and is currently completing a traditional residency program to become a board-certified specialist in rehabilitation & sports medicine beginning July 2020. Dr. Missy graduated from the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine in 2016. After graduation, she did an emergency-focused internship at Wisconsin Veterinary Referral Center.

Dr. Charlotte Talbert DVM, MS, CVSMT joined Twin Cities Rehab in July 2021 and is currently completing a traditional residency program to become a board-certified specialist in sports medicine and rehabilitation. Dr. Charlotte graduated from Lincoln Memorial University – College of Veterinary Medicine in 2020 and went on to complete a small animal rotating specialty internship. She became interested in in sports medicine and rehabilitation long ago as a child when she developed a special interest in sled dogs. Dr. Charlotte has gained an abundance of experience working with sled dogs, including those that run the most notable race in the world, the Iditarod. In their free time, Dr. Charlotte and her husband, Daniel, enjoy spending time with their three dogs, Kevin (English Setter), Harry (Border Collie) and Lily (Coonhound). Dr. Charlotte loves mountain biking, snow-boarding, bikejoring with her dog Kevin, and hiking/ camping with her family.

Services and Treatments

Rehabilitation

Twin Cities Animal Rehabilitation & Sports Medicine: Reviews

5/5 (5 Reviews)

Matt Basil 2 years ago

Fantastic experience: Caring, professional, thorough, experienced, and just unbelievably smart. This is where you take your loved one if you want the best possible care from professionals at the absolute top of their field. I've been to alot of vets. I have never seen anything close to the level in which they operate. Could not be more impressed.

Michael buechele 2 years ago

Fantastic experience: This place is so amazing. The staff is so friendly and patient with my little one. We’ve been looking around forever for a vet that could figure out why our Coco would not stop scratching so much and these guys have been so helpful in getting Coco back to her usual self. Thank you all so much. ❤️

Alex Peltier 2 years ago

Fantastic experience: Good, caring staff and up-to-date treatments and ideas. You can bring your cat in as well, even though the practice is mostly dogs. I think my arthritic kitty is one of the only cats so far!

Sandra Johnson 4 years ago

Fantastic experience: Twin Cities Animal Rehab and Sports Medicine is amazing! I first went there with my Rottweiler Floyd. Floyd was my first sport dog and we were pursuing IPO. When he started showing lameness in a rear leg I was very concerned since he didn't typically show any pain. I scheduled an evaluation with Dr. Julia who immediately told me his quad muscles were a mess. In fact he didn't have muscle anymore, they were giant knots no longer able to relax. Dr. Julia created a plan to get him back to normal that involved breaking up the knots and then rebuilding strength. The techs are this clinic are fantastic!! They were so good making me feel comfortable and working Floyd thru all his exercises. Keep in mind this process took months of twice a week trips to the clinic for various procedures and we also had homework exercises. Rehabing a dog takes a village but it is so worth it!! Currently my Alapaha Blueblood Bulldog has a partial CCL tear in one knee. When she started exhibiting discomfort the only place I considered taking her was TCAR. Again she did 2 sessions of hydro treadmill for 6-7 weeks and at home exercises that increased weekly. We had a re-check with the doc last week, and we are down to once a week Hydro treadmill and some new at home exercises. My best little princess is down 2.5# which is a bonus that will benefit her life. I am so excited to see her stronger, and happier. If you have a dog who has been injured or is not moving the way they used to, this is the clinic and staff you want helping you. They can quickly tell you what is going on and develop a plan to fix it. You won't be disappointed.

T P 4 years ago

Fantastic experience: So far it's been amazing. We were seen before surgery, where we recieved a definitive diagnoses and are now being seeing post-op for Rehabilitation of his CCL repair. The Vet has been extremely kind and gentle with Echo each time and fully explains everything that is recommended and what she has done to examine him and or treat him. Update: we did great for months and now we are back! It to awhile to get theappointment, just like before, but at the appt you aren't rushed, they do a thorough assessment. They are gentle and sweet and they expressed empathy with the fact we were having problems again. New plan of action in place and off we go!