Clinical Canine Massage is an holistic, non-invasive, drug free therapy that helps to rehabilitate soft tissue/muscular injuries often seen as lameness, stiffness or slowing down and helps to provide chronic pain management for orthopaedic conditions such as hip/elbow dysplasia and arthritis. Providing psychological effects on the nervous system, massage therapy also helps to alleviate stress, anxiety and nervousness.
Clinical Canine Massage Therapy not only addresses the area of concern but focuses on the whole body in order to address areas of over compensation to ensure that the body is balanced.
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Clinical Canine Massage Therapy not only addresses the area of concern but focuses on the whole body in order to address areas of over compensation to ensure that the body is balanced.
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Clinical trials, as published in the ‘Vet Record’ by the British Veterinary Association, have shown that canine massage therapy may effectively reduce myofascial and musculoskeletal pain severity, with 95% of dogs responding positively to massage therapy.
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Veterinary Referral
I respect the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966 and Exemption Order 2015 by never working upon an animal without gaining prior Veterinary approval. A Veterinary Consent Form can be downloaded here
Member of the professional organisation
Canine Massage Guild
Committing to excellence through continued education and training
