Cruise Control Canine Massage

Cruise Control Canine Massage 8 years ago I took my dog Scrumpy to see a canine massage therapist as he had injured himself competing in agility.

I was so impressed by the improvement massage had made to him after the 3 sessions that I looked into learning the skill myself. I studied with the Canine Massage Therapy centre for 2 years learning canine anatomy, physiology, gait analysis, massage techniques and much more. It was very intense but well worth it as I am now able to help other dogs and I'm now a member of the Canine Massage Guild a

nd a committee member. So in my tribute to Scrumpy who's Pedigree name is Brueway Cruise Control, I have set up Cruise Control Canine Massage.

Margot aka Miss Sassy is competing at Crufts today in the show ring. Best of luck 🍀🙌
07/03/2026

Margot aka Miss Sassy is competing at Crufts today in the show ring. Best of luck 🍀🙌

Post massage selfie with Ember before she heads off to compete at Crufts in the YKC agility with handler Hannah. Best o...
03/03/2026

Post massage selfie with Ember before she heads off to compete at Crufts in the YKC agility with handler Hannah. Best of luck 🤩🍀

Final massage of 2025 completed with the ever so handsome Mr Bryn. Thank you everyone for all your support this year. ...
31/12/2025

Final massage of 2025 completed with the ever so handsome Mr Bryn. Thank you everyone for all your support this year. Looking forward to 2026 but remembering all the lovely dogs that sadly went to the bridge this year 🌈
Happy New Year everyone 🎊

Little sisters Hattie and Mabel keeping each other company during their massages 😍🎄
18/12/2025

Little sisters Hattie and Mabel keeping each other company during their massages 😍🎄

Feeling Christmassy with the amazing Mr Fred. 🎄🎅❤️
14/12/2025

Feeling Christmassy with the amazing Mr Fred. 🎄🎅❤️

Bryn the Christmas dog 😍🎄🎅🎁
13/12/2025

Bryn the Christmas dog 😍🎄🎅🎁

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...

24/10/2025

REMINDER!!! TONIGHT @ 7pm Free Talk with Amanda on Movement and Muscle Health from a physiotherapists perspective - Link at the bottom of this post. No registration needed just turn up!✨✨

It’s a busy week for our Canine Muscular Health Awareness Campaign and we are honoured to be hosting many talks / workshops this week… So with that we are thrilled to announce our next speaker for this week and welcome human and canine physiotherapist, Amanda Morgan BSc. MSc. MCSP ACPAT A as our guest speaker this Friday!
🐾 Join us on Friday 24th October as Amanda goes into detail of the links between Muscle Health and Movement patterns and how physiotherapy can play a role in Muscle Health.
📅 Friday 24th October | Free Online Talk with Amanda Morgan as Part of Muscular Health Awareness Month
Join Zoom Meeting:
Friday 24th October - 7PM UK time.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81290151685...
Meeting ID: 812 9015 1685
Passcode: 444666
(This talk will be recorded and later added to the MHAM website)
About Amanda - Amanda qualified as a Chartered Physiotherapist in 2009 and went on to complete postgraduate studies in Veterinary Physiotherapy, specialising in equine and canine therapy. She has spent the last eight years working at SMART Specialist Veterinary Referrals in Swansea. Amanda is registered with the Health and Care Professions Council, the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy and the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Animal Therapy and is a member of the British Veterinary Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine Association. When she's not working, Amanda enjoys long walks with her dog Cass and her horse Monty.

22/10/2025

REMINDER!!! TONIGHT @ 7pm FREE MASTERCLASS WITH NATALIE LENTON - Link at the bottom of this post. No registration needed just turn up!✨✨

🐾 Online Mini Massage Masterclass – Live with Natalie Lenton
Join canine. massage expert Natalie Lenton on
Wednesday 22nd October at 7pm (UK) for a 75-minute interactive Zoom workshop where you’ll learn how to gently connect with your dog through safe, soothing massage techniques. ALSO learn why one of these foundational techniques is taught incorrectly in the world of professional massage and animal therapy (seriously) and how to avoid charlatans when it comes to choosing a massage therapist for your dog.

In this relaxed, hands-on session, Natalie will guide you step-by-step through three foundational techniques designed to help your dog unwind while helping you understand their body, assess for areas of tension, and deepen your bond.

As she demonstrates with her own dogs you will see the various biomechanical positions the dogs present, so that you will have options to try out and how to work WITH your dog rather than ON your dog. They don't need to lie down, just be present with you and you with them.

You’ll work with your own dog in real time as she demonstrates the techniques and discusses their physiological and psychological benefits while encouraging you and your dog to join in. She shares insights from over 20 years in canine massage therapy, and shows you how mindful touch can improve awareness, trust, and relaxation.

Quite often these foundational techniques are taught incorrectly but with Natalie you can be assured to get it right first, time every time!

We look forward to seeing you and your dog there!
📅 Wednesday 22nd October | 7pm (UK)
💻 Live via Zoom | 75 minutes

NO NEED TO REGISTER! Just turn up! Room open 10 minutes before. 7pm-8.15pm - 75 minutes

ZOOM LINK
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82088455343...
Meeting ID: 820 8845 5343
Passcode: 170951

Join instructions
https://us02web.zoom.us/meetings/82088455343/invitations...
Natalie is a master canine massage therapy trainer. She established the Canine Massage Therapy Centre in 2006 and in 2011 founded the worlds largest association of canine massage therapists the Canine Massage Guild. Her method, the Lenton Method of neuromyofascial release has been clinically trialled by Wi******er University and published in the Vet Record by the British Veterinary Association. She wrote and delivered the 2 Year Clinical Canine Massage Practitioner Programme which has recently become a Level 5 OFQUAL regulated qualification. She trains in varied disciplines of massage including myofascial release both the direct and indirect approach, manual lymphatic drainage, faciliated stretching, neuromuscular facilitation, ventral aspect and visceral myofascial release for the canine , deep tissue, sports massage and swedish. She also trains workshop instructors to deliver the flagship 1 day self interest courses Beginners Guide to Canine Massage and Canine Massage for Agility and sport. She lives on the borders of Wales with Lyra & Pan her beloved dogs.

18/10/2025

🚀 Rest to Run: Why Recovery Matters for Canine Athletes
🗓️ Thursday 23rd October | 7pm | Free Online Live Talk
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84832949957?pwd=3k3ECIOKd6zRBlidV3VRdEPkjcGfzl.1
Passcode 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 :)

Massage for birthday boy Fred today. 15 years young. 😍🎂
18/10/2025

Massage for birthday boy Fred today. 15 years young. 😍🎂

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