Clinical Canine Massage
Results you can see and your dog can feel
This unique, strong, manipulative clinical massage for dogs works by releasing tight, sore muscles, and removing debilitating ‘Knots’ or Trigger Points that cause referred pain. It also helps to rehabilitate injuries by breaking down restrictive scar tissue caused by daily activities that may be responsible for your dog’s discomfort.
Clinical canine massage can help to resolve many day-to-day mobility issues and helps support orthopaedic conditions like Arthritis and Hip Dysplasia with tangible results. Massage is also a natural form of pain relief and can help to resolve soft tissue or muscular problems. Getting your dog therapeutically treated with an hour of hands-on therapy by a Member of the Canine Massage Guild is a must for any dog owner concerned with their dog’s mobility and health.
What to expect during treatment?
Your dog will receive an in-depth consultation prior to treatment which will include a gait and posture analysis and a full muscular health check to help formulate an individual treatment plan to suit their needs. Following treatment, clients will be given advice on aftercare. Initial consultation £45. Follow-up treatments £40. We aim to give your dog results in just 1-3 sessions. Results You Can See & Your Dog Can Feel!
Veterinary Referral
Prior to treatment, clients will need to obtain written consent from their vet in accordance with The Veterinary Surgery (Exemptions) Order 2015, which stipulates that manipulative therapies such as chiropractic, physiotherapy or massage therapies can only be carried out under the direction and referral of a vet. This ensures that we have all the necessary information regarding your dog’s medical history prior to treatment. A full Veterinary Report will be completed and forwarded to your vet following treatment.
Address
Norton, Stourbridge, DY8
Hours of operation
Monday – Friday
9.00 – 19.00
We aim to give your dog results in just 1-3 sessions. Results You Can See & Your Dog Can Feel!
Clinical Canine Massage may help your dog with the following:
- Lameness/Limping
- Stiffness
- Difficulty going up/downstairs
- Quicker recovery from operations/injury e.g., Cruciate Ligament surgery, sprains
- Signs of ageing or premature ageing
- Back/Neck/Shoulder pain
- Performance Issues e.g., Agility, knocking poles, Obedience, send away
- Orthopaedic issues such as Arthritis, Hip/Elbow Dysplasia
- Reluctance on walks
- Apathy
- Twitching down their back or quivering of the skin
- Gait/Posture irregularities e.g., roaching/swayback
- Nervous/Anxious/Touch Shy
- Nibbling at back end
- Crying/Yelping in pain
What do people typically see with their dog after a Clinical Canine Massage?
- Improved mobility with a more fluid and effortless gait
- Reduced stiffness
- Significantly reduced pain levels
- Resolution or significant reduction of lameness
- A ‘younger’ dog
- An improved mood
- Enjoying walks again
- Able to go up/downstairs
- Able to get in/out of car
- Coping better with chronic conditions such as Arthritis
- Improved working/agility performance e.g., not knocking poles, good contacts, and weave entry
- Better posture e.g., no more swayback or roaching