Is your dog looking a bit stiff or struggling with everyday tasks like climbing the stairs or reluctant to jump in, or out of, the car? Are you seeing 'twitchy skin' when you touch or groom your dog? Do you have a sport dog you'd like to keep in the best possible condition or is there a performance issue such as lack of enthusiasm, turning wider in one direction, knocking poles or missing weave en
tries? Been diagnosed with an orthopedic issue, like elbow/hip dysplasia, arthritis or slipping patella? Been diagnosed with a neurological condition like CDRM? Is your dog just not quite right and nobody can seem to point to why? Clinical Canine Massage can help! Clinical Canine Massage is a science based therapy which has undergone clinical trials by Wi******er University and published in Vet Record, which found significant reduction in pain severity after canine massage. I'm a member of the Canine Massage Guild and use 4 types of massage Swedish, Deep Tissue, Myofascial release and Sports massage and have trained extensively in canine anatomy and physiology. Clinical canine massage involves muscle tissue manipulation and fascial release techniques to rehabilitate injured soft tissues. Treatment helps to speed up and improve healing. We treat the whole body rather than just the area of disfunction, this helps address areas of overcompensation and restriction resulting in better movement patterns and long lasting results. We usually require 1-3 sessions to produce results that you can see and your dog can feel. People often worry their dog will be too wriggly or anxious for massage but we always adapt treatment to work with the dog and still produce measurable results, contact me to discuss if I can help. I offer treatments in my home in South Glos and home visits covering Bath, Bristol, Chippenham and South Glos and surrounding areas.