At Canine Rehab of New York, we are dedicated to a comprehensive approach to caring for your pet. Whether your pet is recovering from orthopedic or neurological surgery, healing from an injury, dealing with osteoarthritis, or in need of weight loss, an individual program can be designed to achieve the best results for your pet. When rehabilitation sessions, pain management, and home exercises are combined into a comprehensive program, your dog will regain strength, mobility and function, to improve the quality of their life.
Founder & Veterinarian
A born and bred New Yorker, Dr. Brown, VMD, CCRP, CCRT, has been a practicing veterinarian for over 25 years. She received her undergraduate degree from Cornell University and graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine receiving the J.B. Lippincott Prize for the highest general average and the 1956 Class Medal for Achievement in Pathology, among other honors. Like many animal lovers, Bonnie had to defer her wish to have a pet of her own until she was an adult. While working in theater as a lighting designer, Bonnie fell in love with a Golden Retriever named Ginger. Her four-legged companion became such an influential part of her life that she wouldn’t take a new job unless the new job took Ginger. Having her dog accompany her to work wasn’t enough, however, and before long, Bonnie made the decision to become a veterinarian.
Bonnie completed an internship in small animal medicine and surgery as well as a residency in internal medicine at the Animal Medical Center on Manhattan’s East Side. Following her residency, she served as the Medical Director of the Alex Lewyt Veterinary Medical Center at North Shore Animal League from 1993 to 1999. There she oversaw a staff of 15 doctors and was a member of the senior executive group responsible for the overall direction and mission fulfillment of the NSAL.
From 1999 to 2004, Bonnie was a surgeon for the Fund for Animals’ Have-A-Heart Spay and Neuter Clinic. She continued to work in private practice during that time, initially at Animal General. In 2001, she was appointed Chief of Staff at Ansonia Veterinary Center, where she served for five years. Bonnie then started her own practice, Gotham Veterinary Center, which she operated from within City Veterinary Care. During this early incarnation of Gotham, Bonnie provided care to her own patients while designing and building a new home for her practice. She opened the doors of Gotham Veterinary Center on November 11, 2009, welcoming new and continuing clients and their pets. Bonnie is certified in canine rehabilitation through both the University of Tennessee and the Canine Rehabilitation Institute. Bonnie opened Canine Rehab of NY in 2014 and lives in Manhattan with her dog Ted and has two wonderful sons, David and Steven.
Veterinary Technician
Robyn graduated from Hunter College with degrees in Sociology and Spanish. She completed the Penn Foster Veterinary Technician program in 2023. Robyn has always been passionate about working with animals and joined the Canine Rehab team in 2017. Prior to joining the team, she worked at a dog daycare as a handler before being promoted to operations manager. In her free time, Robyn enjoys traveling, Pilates and going on adventures with her dog, Pixie.
Canine Rehabilitation Therapist & Canine Massage Therapist
Olga graduated from the Krakow University of Health Promotion in Poland with a master’s degree in physical therapy. She has always been devoted to animals and their well-being. Since 2017 she has been helping homeless animals as a volunteer and a foster home. As a part of her faculty, she became a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Therapist and a Canine Massage Therapist which helped her combining the physiotherapeutic knowledge and the passion for helping animals. Before joining the team as a supervisor in September 2023, Olga gained valuable experience working in Europe as a canine rehabilitation therapist specializing in neurological cases. In her free time, Olga travels, rides a bike and engages in behavioral work with traumatized animals.
At Canine Rehab of New York, we have state-of-the-art equipment ranging from therapeutic exercise to underwater therapy.
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Canine Rehab of New York is by appointment only. Nearest Subway Trains are B, C, 1, 2, and 3. Street and garage parking nearby.
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