Revolutionary Canine.

Canine remedial massage is a specialised non-invasive therapy aimed at improving the physical well-being of dogs through hands-on techniques. This form of massage therapy focuses on a preventative and maintenance approach, promoting relaxation, and enhancing the overall health of dogs.

During a remedial massage session, as a trained practitioner I will work on specific areas of your dog's body to release muscle tension, reduce pain, increase circulation, and improve flexibility.

Overall, massage therapy serves as gentle and complementary treatment option for dogs experiencing physical discomfort or recovering from injuries. It is also beneficial for older dogs suffering from arthritis or mobility issues, as well as performance dogs needing maintenance or injury prevention.

There are many benefits to be had by the canine patient who receives massage as therapy.

These include -

Improved circulation: Canine remedial massage helps to increase blood flow throughout the dog's body, promoting overall health and well-being.

Reduced muscle tension: Just like humans, dogs can experience muscle tension and discomfort. Massage helps to alleviate this tension, providing relief and relaxation.

Pain management: Canine remedial massage can be an effective tool in managing chronic pain in dogs. It helps alleviate muscle soreness, joint stiffness, and discomfort caused by conditions such as arthritis, hip dysplasia, or muscle strains

Injury prevention and recovery: Regular massage sessions can help prevent injuries by maintaining muscle flexibility and joint mobility. It also aids in the recovery process for dogs that have suffered from injuries or undergone surgery.

Enhanced mobility and flexibility: Regular massage sessions can help improve your dog's range of motion by loosening muscles, reducing muscle tightness, and increasing flexibility. This is particularly beneficial for senior dogs or those recovering from injuries.

Stress and anxiety reduction: Massage promotes relaxation and helps to reduce stress and anxiety in dogs. It can be especially beneficial for anxious or nervous dogs, providing them with a sense of calm, including rescue dogs who may struggle trusting humans.

Support for senior dogs: Massage therapy can be particularly beneficial for older dogs, as it helps to alleviate age-related issues such as arthritis, stiffness, and muscle soreness.

Bonding and trust building: Regular massage sessions can strengthen the bond between a dog and their owner, as it provides a positive and nurturing interaction.

Overall well-being: Canine remedial massage contributes to a dog's overall health and well-being, promoting a sense of balance, relaxation, and vitality in their daily lives.

Detecting abnormalities: During a massage session, a skilled therapist can detect abnormalities such as lumps, swelling, or muscle imbalances. This early detection can prompt further investigation and potentially lead to early intervention or treatment for underlying health issues.