BENEFITS OF MASSAGE

• Lameness/Limping  
• Stiffness
• Difficulty going up/down stairs
• Signs of Ageing - slowing down, losing their zest for life
  
• Performance issues e.g. Agility  - measuring, coming out of weaves, missing contacts, knocking poles etc
  
• Arthritis, hip/elbow dysplasia/spinal issues
• Loss of limbs (overcompensation issues as a result)
  
• Reluctant to walk
• Getting old before their time
• Gait/posture irregularities
• Nervous/anxious/shy
• Coat changes (hair flicking up in places it doesn't normally)
  
• Reluctant to be petted, examined, groomed
• Grumpy, withdrawn, change of character

• Better movement
• Reduced stiffness
• Resolving/significantly reduce lameness
• A younger acting, more active dog
• Improved mood, happy to be petted, examined and groomed
• Enjoying going to walks once again
• Able to climb up and down stairs
• Significant reduction in pain
• Able to get in and out of the car
• Coping with arthritis/orthopaedic issues better than before
• Enjoying life and getting a spring in their step, happier demeanour
  
  

• Qualified, professional and insured
• A member of the Canine Massage Guild which promotes high standards, safe practice and Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
• Fully trained, having completed over 800 hours with 2 years training on the Canine Massage Diploma run by Canine Massage Therapy Centre
• Trained in 4 disciplines of massage; swedish, sports, soft tissue and myofascial release
• Trained in canine anatomy and physiology
• Trained in advanced palpation and soft tissue injury identification skills like no other
• Totally results driven aiming to improve your dog in 1-3 sessions
  
  
  I am also a Tutor with The Canine Massage Therapy Centre, training  students to become Clinical Canine Massage Practitioners.