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Trained and insured Canine Massage Therapist offering Clinical Canine Massage across Glasgow and West of Scotland with the aim of benefiting the overall health, well-being and quality of life of dogs

17/09/2025

29/02/2024

How can your dog let you know that they maybe in discomfort or pain? This can help - why not have a read 🤓

*** FREE DOWNLOAD!!*** "How do I know if Canine Massage therapy may help my dog?".

We're glad you asked because we've got just the thing! Did you know that there's a really easy way to find out if your dog could be helped with canine massage therapy? Just click the link and you can download 'The 5 Principles of Pain' PDF, free, now! https://bit.ly/3OW5Q4T

* The 5 Principles of Pain was developed by our founder a few
years ago to help dog owners recognise clinical and sub-
clinical signs of pain that can be managed or resolved with the
Lenton Method® of canine massage therapy.

* It consists of 5 categories that breakdown indicators that
canine massage may be a viable therapy for your dog.

* The 5 Principles of Pain can also be used to track the
outcomes, or improvements in your dog, that you see from our
therapy too

* Our method tends to work pretty quickly, usually within 1-3
sessions according to the research by Wi******er University as
published in the Vet Record by the British Veterinary
Association. And if there's no change, we don't continue to
treat. Your dog is our No. 1 priority.

* Share this with your family and friends, it may be just the thing
that helps their dog

* Our therapy is affordable and can also be claimed via PetPlan
and other insurers

* Our ethical approach has positively changed the lives of
thousands of dogs across the world. So, if you are considering
our affordable, results driven therapy for your dog, download
the '5 Principles of Pain' guide and use our therapist register to
find your local therapist today!

https://www.k9-massageguild.co.uk/therapistregister/

09/06/2023

What are you up to this Sunday?
I will be at Largs Dogs Day Out offering FREE muscular health checks for your dog & happily discussing all things massage, so why not pop along and say hello 😎🐶

https://www.facebook.com/Largsmarket

23/05/2023

Really chuffed to say that I have just completed my 6 months training as a Workshop instructor 🥰.

Watch this space for dates for - Beginners Guide to Canine Massage and Pre and Post Event Massage 🤲🐾🐾

Thank you Natalie Lenton from Canine Massage Therapy Centre for your brilliant training & support & to my fellow guild therapist for also making me cry with laughter 🤩

Congratulations to the new Workshop Instructors who have just completed 6 months training with me to enable them to deliver canine massage workshops across the UK!!! These experienced therapists with several years in practice will be delivering in person, online and travelling workshops so why not book up for your club or group? They join our established team of instructors who can be found here
https://www.k9-massage.co.uk/courses/licensed-workshop-instructors/

Welcome new instructors!

Sam Courtnell
Thinking and Feeling Canine Massage
https://www.k9-massageguild.co.uk/therapistregister/sam-courtnell/
West Midlands/Stratford/Birmingham

Rachel Harries RVN
https://www.k9-massageguild.co.uk/therapistregister/rachel-harries-rvn/
Herefordshire/Gloucestershire/Wales

Louise Skelton
Home Counties Canine Massage
https://www.facebook.com/homecountiescaninemassage
Herts/beds/Bucks

Clyde Canine Massage
Kirsty Coyle
https://www.k9-massageguild.co.uk/therapistregister/kirsty-coyle/
Glasgow/West Scotland

Caledonian Canine Massage
Paula Dryburgh
https://www.facebook.com/caledoniancaninemassage

Lisa Stilwell
Essex Rovers Canine Massage
https://www.facebook.com/EssexRiversClinicalCanineMassage
Essex and surrounding counties

Mags Alexander
MAx Clinical Canine Massage
https://www.k9-massageguild.co.uk/therapistregister/mags-alexander/
Glasgow, Renfrewshire, Ayrshire, Lanarkshire

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Glasgow
G77

Telephone

+447817986194

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About MAx K9 Clinial Massage

Hi, my name is Mags Alexander and I am a fully trained and insured Clinical Canine Massage Practitioner and a member of the Canine Massage Guild - www.k9-massageguild.co.uk/

I have completed the 2 year Clinical Canine Massage Practitioner Programme with the Canine Massage Therapy Centre - www.k9-massage.co.uk/courses/clinical-canine-massage-practitioner-programme.

As a canine massage therapist using the 4 disciplines of massage including, Swedish, Deep Tissue, Sports Massage and Myofascial Release together with the Lenton Method™ http://www.k9-massageguild.co.uk/the-lenton-method/ I can help to ;-

Rehabilitate, improve flexibility, mobility and ease the pain following soft tissue and muscular injuries, commonly seen as lameness or slowing down.

Ø Support orthopaedic conditions such as Arthritis, Hip / Elbow Dysplasia, Luxating Patella and Spondylosis by improving the health and flexibility of muscles and tendons that have to work harder due to a joint weakness by reducing tightness, trigger points and relieving myofascial pain.

Ø Improve / speed up post operative recovery following certain surgeries such as Cruciate Ligament repair or Luxating Patella.

Massage is suitable for all sizes and breed of dogs from those involved in sports / performance, service, pets and especially for older dogs with the aim of benefitting the overall health, well-being and quality of life - for dogs of all ages.

Many dogs hide pain and discomfort, some more than others, so how can you tell? Start by look out for the subtle signs and changes that something is not quite right. Such as gait and/or posture irregularities, changes in behaviour/character, performance issues in sporting dogs, changes to their activities of daily living, all of which massage can benefit as well as providing natural pain relief to assist with pain management. The Canine Massage Guild have developed a consultation aid (The 5 Principles of Pain) which goes into more detail as to what to look out for, which you can download directly from http://www.k9-massageguild.co.uk/the-5-principles-of-pain/.

Results from massage can be seen between 1-3 sessions and Owners have seen the following improvements after the treatments:

Ø More active and sociable dog

Ø Improved sporting performance and stamina

Ø Improved mood / temperament, happier more energetic dog

Ø Enjoying longer walks again – living life to the full.

Ø Coping better with arthritis – reduced discomfort (especially for dogs who are NSAID intolerant)

Ø Resolved or reduced lameness / stiffness.

Ø Activities of Daily Living, such as jumping in and out of the car, going up and down stairs and jumping on and off the sofa are managed with greater ease.

Ø Moving more freely due to the increased range of motion and mobility – better gait and posture

Ø More willing to be touched / petted, groomed and examined due to resolving trigger points and myofascial pain.

Massage can be a valuable hands on check for all dogs by helping to pick up on any potential issues before they become a problem for young or active dogs and for those with chronic conditions to help keep them in the best condition with maintenance massages as and when required.

I primarily offer massage throughout Glasgow and the West of Scotland from the “dog house” at my home in the south side of Glasgow but can also do home visits if required.

Costs

Clinic sessions - £35.00 each

Home visits please get in touch for a price

The first consultation lasts approximately 90 minutes and further treatments are 60 minutes