Canine massage therapy

Clinically proven and vet-approved

Clinical canine massage is a vet-approved, non-invasive but effective way to rehabilitate dogs from soft tissue damage and related musculoskeletal issues.

How can it help my dog?

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Therapist qualifications

Requirement for veterinary consent.

Consultation sessions

“Clinical massage for our canine patients is an under-utilised tool in our armoury for achieving pain relief and improved mobility. You can feel assured when recommending members of the Canine Massage Guild. They are trained in the theory and practice of gait analysis, soft tissue palpation and Swedish, sports and deep tissue massage, as well as myofascial release.”

Marcelle Cassar, BVSc, MRCVS
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Veterinary consent

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