Active & Competitive Dogs
Any human athlete would include regular physical therapies with specific nutrition and a regimented training schedule to keep them in peak condition to perform at their best and your dog should be no different.
Pre & Post-Surgery Care
Canine massage can be used prior to and after surgery to give your dog the best chance of success.
Elderly Dogs
Dogs slow down as they age, just like people. Elderly dogs can often become more anxious, suffer poor hearing, eyesight, balance, flexibility and have arthritis.
Hip Dysplasia
Hip dysplasia is a structural malformation of the hip joint, where the socket shape of the hip joint and the ball shape of the end of the thigh bone don't fit well together.
Cruciate Injuries
The cruciates are 2 ligaments supporting the knee joint and just like in humans (especially AFL players), a dog's cruciate ligaments can be damaged.
Elbow Dysplasia
Elbow dysplasia is a complex condition which affects a dog's elbow joint. The elbow joint is made up of three bones and there are several areas where the bones may be mis-formed or malaligned.
Luxating Patella
Luxating patella is a condition where the kneecap pops out of the groove in which it is meant to sit. Massage is a complementary adjunct to veterinary treatments.
Amputees & Differently-abled Dogs
Tripawd dogs are remarkable and adaptable but they are also going to be suffering a bit and remedial massages are vital to ensure that they are comfortable and healthy.
General Health & Wellbeing
Just as it is for humans, canine remedial massage is useful in treating dysfunction when things aren't working right but also beneficial in keeping things that way.
Rescued Greyhounds
The stresses put upon the gentle greyhound go far beyond the physical exertions they demonstrate in the name of sport.
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