CANINE MASSAGE

WHAT IS CANINE MASSAGE?

Canine Massage is a non-invasive, hands-on therapy that treats the dog’s whole body rather than just the area of pain. It rehabilitates muscular injuries by manipulating the dog’s soft tissue structures. It helps to improve relaxation, relieves pain, improves joint flexibility and helps to boost the immune system. It is also able to help alleviate pain and symptoms from orthopaedic conditions such as arthritis, hip and elbow dysplasia and luxating patella promoting the overall health of your dog.

Belle is a lot happier in herself and enjoying her walks again. She has got her zest for life back.
— Katie, Owner, Luton

Your Dog May benefit if they:

  • Are lame or limping.

  • Have changed their gait or posture.

  • Are showing signs of stiffness after exercise or when rising after rest.

  • Are generally slowing down and looking old before their time.

  • Struggling with activities of daily living i.e. jumping on / off sofa or in / out of the car.

  • Isolating themselves from your other dogs and no longer wanting to play.

  • Twitching skin / tickly spots when touched.

  • Suffering with orthopaedic conditions i.e. arthritis, hip dysplasia, luxating patella.

  • Post operative recovery.

  • Muscular injuries such as strains or soreness.

  • Reduced performance if your dog takes part in sporting activities.

  • Unwillingness to be groomed or petted.

Since his treatments started Thor is no longer limping even after chasing squirrels in the woods
— Sophie, Owner, Caddington