What is (Canine) Massage?
Massage is touch with intent, which includes the laying of hands and touch with various forms of movement and pressure.
Canine massage is touching a dog with intent; the intent to help them feel better (and have happy feet!)
Benefits of Canine Massage:
- Encourages a deeper connection between pet and parent
- Supports behavior training – touch desensitization
- Reduction of excessive scar tissue post-surgery
- Reduces swelling/edema post-surgery/injury
- Aids in exercise/performance recovery
- Improves lymphatic drainage
- Lessens anxiety and stress
- Boosts the immune system
- Improves range of motion
- Increases circulation
- Relieves pain in achy joints and muscles
- Provides comfort during hospice
Types of Canine Massage
- Sport & Agility Enhancement
- Chronic Pain Management
- Scar Tissue Massage
- Adhesion Therapy
- Orthopedic Friction
- Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy
- Lymphatic Protocol
- Palliative & Hospice Care
We may consult with your veterinarian as canine massage is only one part of a healthy wellness plan for your pet. Canine massage therapy does not replace veterinary medicine.