Formerly Dogsbody & Friends of Silsden
What Type of Dog Can Benefit From Canine Massage Therapy?​
-
Overweight dogs - massage can be used in combination with exercise & dieting to help aid weight loss.
-
Giant breeds - who are genetically predisposed to conditions such as Hip dysplasia & arthritis.
-
Working dogs - who are showing less willing to perform their normal duties.
-
Agility dogs - to maximize focus, aid performance & minimize risk of injury
-
Older dogs - who are ‘slowing down’ & appearing stiff.
-
Rescue dogs - who may suffer from anxious behaviour & hold trauma in their muscles.
-
Puppies - who need desensitizing to touch.
What Are Some of the Many Benefits of Canine Massage Therapy?
-
Desensitization to touch
-
Reduction in inflammation
-
Relaxation of hypertonic muscles
-
Reduction in pain and discomfort
-
Weight loss and weight maintenance
-
Rebuild of strength following surgery
-
Increase in circulation helping to improve the condition of skin and coat
-
Restoration and improvement in mobility of joints as well as generally flexibility and range of motion
-
Redevelopment of muscle tone in cases of hypotonia
What Can I Expect to Pay for Canine Massage Therapy?
No commitment initial consultation - £40
(Including background, gait analysis, static and dynamic evaluation, palpation observations and proposal of treatment plan.)
Following massage sessions - £45
Usually taking around 1 hour dependent on the individual dog’s needs.
Loyalty scheme - 5 massages get 6th free