Clinical canine massage is a vet-approved, non-invasive but effective way to rehabilitate dogs from soft tissue damage and related musculoskeletal issues.
Jane Miller
Treatment sessions
Therapists use a variety of massage techniques including the Lenton Method of myofascial release.
Qualifications
Therapists are member of the highly regarded Canine Massage Guild.
Veterinary consent
In accordance with law all bona fide therapists will get veterinary consent before working on your dog
What issues can be helped?.
Areas where canine massage can help are wide ranging and it is as beneficial to younger dogs as is it is for more senior ones.
There is now and ever growing body of solid scientific evidence for the efficacy of canine massage. In 2018 study Winchester and Sparsholt universities carried out in-depth clinical trials to test clinical canine massage and the Lenton Method.
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