Clinical Canine Massage with Jane

Clinical Canine Massage with Jane Clinical Canine massage is used to rehabilitate soft tissue and muscular injuries commonly seen as limping, lameness, slowing down or stiffness.

It also provides chronic pain management of orthoptic conditions such as arthritis and hip dysplasia. Hi, I'm Jane, of Clinical Canine Massage with Jane, based in Surrey. As a dedicated dog lover with two years of specialised training in Clinical Canine Massage, my mission is to help your beloved canine companion move more comfortably, experience less pain and enjoy a happier quality of life. My o

wn journey began with my German Shepherd, who has recently been diagnosed with hip dysplasia. Canine massage is aiding her to keep mobile and still getting up to her usual mischief! I offer a fully mobile service, bringing massage sessions to the comfort of your own home. Creating a safe, relaxed environment for both you and your dog is paramount to me, as this ensures I can deliver the most effective massage whilst providing a positive experience for your pet. Clinical canine massage is used to rehabilitate soft tissue and muscular injuries which often present as limping, lameness, slowing down or stiffness. It also provides excellent chronic pain management for orthopaedic conditions such as arthritis and hip dysplasia. Your dog may not be able to tell you when they're in pain, but they will certainly show you. You may notice the following:
- Limping or unable to fully weight bear on one or more legs
- Having difficulty jumping on / off the sofa or into the car
- Character changes, grumpy or withdrawn
- Appearing to age overnight
- Problems getting up / lying down
- No longer keen to go for a walk
- Performance issues, eg: dropping poles, missing entries
These signs often indicate they might need some help. If you'd like more information about how Clinical Canine Massage could benefit your four-legged friend, please do get in touch.

28/10/2025
27/10/2025

What’ s the Difference and Why It Matters?As our dogs grow older, it’s common to notice changes in the way they move, maybe they're slower on walks, hesitant to climb stairs, or struggle to rise after lying down. These changes often leave pet parents wondering: Is it arthritis, or is it muscle w...

📣 This SATURDAY - FREE Canine Muscle Health Checks!Pop into Broadway Pampered Pets, New Haw this Saturday where I’ll be ...
27/10/2025

📣 This SATURDAY - FREE Canine Muscle Health Checks!

Pop into Broadway Pampered Pets, New Haw this Saturday where I’ll be offering complimentary muscular health checks for your dog.

I’ll also be sharing tips on how to keep your pup’s muscles strong, healthy, and happy. It’s the perfect chance to learn more about your dog’s wellbeing and ask any questions you may have.

Can’t wait to see you and your four-legged friends there! 🐾❤️

24/10/2025

In this article we are going to consider jumping into and out of a car, something that most of our dogs do on a daily basis and we, as owners, take for granted. So why could jumping into or out of a car be harmful? Let's look at jumping out of a car first of all The first part of the dog to hit the....

24/10/2025

Gundogs play a vital role in the success of a shoot day, undertaking physically demanding work often in challenging environments with varied terrain, and so it is that we should consider them as hard-working athletes. Over the lifetime of a gundog their body will come under considerable stress, whet...

23/10/2025

https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fus06web.zoom.us%2Fj%2F84832949957%3Fpwd%3D3k3ECIOKd6zRBlidV3VRdEPkjcGfzl.1%26fbclid%3DIwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJpZBEwRDVKSnNPSU5HaVdnQ0FkMgEeylHhuSAv20o-295idNiabjwHM4YHf1g9QtWiGOgyh5P0gnVDMXWUHsJJq9E_aem_kayASoLgZ-N0hLLYOYHX-w&h=AT0FVBx1-SP4YXfEt4FEp9bumm3I_DbeBpf4duRCBAUyLJ6F-IfAJ0ail902Ugp3-_wJraJS2kOvTldycTc0S8QDRTh3HSUPZTnjxLx5SBgPXjsoCZTxhs27jAC6DIZlGS-lViWcATC6MFPPv3gnreh7Stw4eQ&__tn__=R*FREMINDER!!! TONIGHT @ 7pm Free Talk with Anya on Rest to Run:Why recovery matters for Canine Athletes - Link below. No registration needed just turn up!✨✨

🚀 Rest to Run: Why Recovery Matters for Canine Athletes
🗓️ Thursday 23rd October | 7pm | Free Online Live Talk
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84832949957...
Passcode 879028
848 3294 9957
Room opens at 6.50pm
When it comes to canine athletes, everyone talks about training, conditioning, and drive — but few truly understand the science of recovery.
Join Anya Westland, canine rehabilitation and performance specialist, for an unmissable session that reveals how recovery is the hidden key to peak performance, injury prevention, and long-term soundness in sporting dogs.
Whether your dog competes in agility, flyball, hoopers, obedience, or canicross, this talk will show you how muscle fatigue, microtrauma, and poor recovery can quietly undermine performance — and what you can do about it.
Anya will share practical, evidence-informed techniques to help you:
Boost muscle repair and flexibility between training sessions
Reduce the risk of strains, trigger points, and compensatory injuries
Improve performance longevity and keep your dog feeling their best
Give your canine athlete the edge they deserve — it’s not just about how hard they train, but how well they recover.
🎟️ Free to attend as part of Canine Muscular Health Awareness Month, no need to book just join following the link which will be posted below (to be updated) we will also put a reminder out on the day 🙂

23/10/2025

Our Canine Muscular Health Awareness Campaign continues and we are thrilled to welcome and introduce one of next weeks speakers, Megan Hunt BSc Sports Therapy, MSc Veterinary Physiotherapist
🌎 www.pacetherapy.co.uk

🐾 Join us on Wednesday 29th October when Megan will talk us through the benefits of Warming Up and Cooling Down and the positive effects this can have on or dogs Muscular Health.

📅 Wednesday 29th October 2025 | FREE Online Talk | ⏰ 7:30PM UK Time

HOST PLATFORM = ZOOM - Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81161261927?pwd=fvQJhFj4TmCCl1HJMrrabtucRUVdOK.1
Meeting ID: 811 6126 1927
Passcode: 719793
(This will be recorded and available on the MHAM website following)

About Megan - Megan graduated with an MSc in Veterinary Physiotherapy from Writtle University and is a member of NAVP.
Megan has competed in agility since the age of 4 to a high level and is now privileged to work with many top agility partnerships in the country and members of Team GB. Although Megan, predominantly work with sports dogs, she also enjoys treating and working with pet dogs for rehabilitation and management.
www.pacetherapy.co.uk

22/10/2025

It’s not just how your dog’s daily activities and exercise will affect their health but how they sleep will also have an impact. Choosing the right bed for your beloved dog is a thoughtful and very important decision that contributes to their overall comfort and well-being. There are a lot of fa...

🐾 Join us at the Botanical Boutique in St Margarets, Twickenham this Saturday (25th October)! 🌿We’ll be offering FREE ca...
22/10/2025

🐾 Join us at the Botanical Boutique in St Margarets, Twickenham this Saturday (25th October)! 🌿

We’ll be offering FREE canine muscular health checks and sharing expert advice on how to keep your dog’s muscles strong, supple, and ready for all their favourite adventures.

It’s the perfect opportunity to learn more about your dog’s wellbeing — and maybe sneak in a few extra cuddles too!

We look forward to seeing you (and your four-legged friends)!

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