Boost Your Dog's Mobility in Just 5 Minutes Every Morning
No complicated workouts, no special equipment, and no guessing. Just three gentle moves that fit into your morning coffee routine.
Looser, more comfortable mornings
Gentle stretches help your dog work out that first-thing-in-the-morning stiffness, so getting up, heading outside, and starting the day feels easier.
Better balance and steadied steps
Simple Balance work helps your dog feel more confident on their feet, whether they're stepping into the car, turning on a walk or climbing onto the couch.
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A routine youâll actually stick with
At just 5 minutes a day, itâs easy to make it a habit, and the 14-day tracker lets you see the small wins add up.
WHATâS INSIDE
- Follow-along video lessons, from setting up your space to each move demonstrated step by step
- A printable routine card for your fridge, with all three moves, amounts, and tips at a glance
- A 14-day tracker to check off each session, note how your dog moved, and compare Day 1 to Day 14
All you need: a traction surface, a sturdy surface about your dogâs chest height, and high-value treats.
WHO ITâS FOR
This routine is for you if:
- Youâve noticed your dog moving a little slower or stiffer than they used to
- You want to support your dogâs mobility before problems start
- You want something simple and safe you can do at home without guessing
Hi There, I'm Dr Kat!
(That works with dogs, now you'll never forget my name)
I'm a licensed Physical Therapist and Certified Canine Rehabilitation Therapist, but more importantly I'm a devoted dog mom just like you! When my golden retriever, Aurora, was diagnosed with hip dysplasia, I brought the same movement-based methods I used with my human patients home to help her. I was able to help keep Shia, my German Shepherd mix (the one sitting up), moving for all 15 years she was with us.
Now I help dog parents like you give their pups more happy, active years.
Start your dogâs 5-Minute Morning Mobility Routine today for just $19.
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This is an educational program, not medical or veterinary advice. Please check with your vet before starting any new exercise routine, especially if there are any concerns