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Improvement of your dog's health begins with emotional and physical relaxation, and massage is a great way to achieve both. Once thought to be only a luxury, more and more people are realizing that massage plays an important role in their dog's overall well-being. IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: I do not diagnose, treat, or cure any medical conditions. Massage is not a substitute for veterinary care. However, massage can be very beneficial for your dog's overall well-being, as part of a routine conditioning program, or in aiding in the recovery from injury. "DOGS ARE NOT OUR WHOLE LIFE, BUT THEY MAKE OUR LIVES WHOLE." - Roger Caras
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Increased circulation Relaxation of muscles Warming of muscles pre-exercise or pre-activity Reduces post-activity muscle tension Increase in joint range of motion Eases muscle spasms Keeps older dogs active Releases endorphins Reduces aggression Improves posture Improves overall quality of life | Reasons dog's might need massage: Hyperactive Competitive athlete (agility, flyball, etc.) Stressed or anxious Arthritic Overweight Young, old, or anything in between The most important reason is because you LOVE them! |
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