Canine Massage
Massage affects all systems of the body. Beyond the obvious benefits of relieving muscle tension, it can be a powerful tool for realigning the spine and body. Massage aids in the circulation of fluids throughout the body which assists the joints and muscles flush toxins from the tissues. The results include reduced pain and stiffness, more flexibility and greater range of motion. Massage also increases blood flow, lowers blood pressure and improves cardiovascular health. All of the benefits are simply too numerous to list, but the end result is positive to every system of your pet's body. The recuperative and rehabilitative effects of massage therapy make it ideal for geriatric pets or those recovering from injury or surgery. Canine massage therapy is a form of holistic veterinary therapy that promotes a dog’s health. It is proven that the touch given to a dog through massage can improve not only a dog’s physical but also his emotional well-being. Massages are great for dogs who suffer from nervousness, anxiousness and hyperactivity.
Accustoms your pet to touch
Improves circulation, lymphatic movement and increases blood flow
Eliminates toxic waste before it builds up in muscles and around the joints
Reduces tension and anxiety
Breaks down adhesion’s and reduces scar tissue
Reduces swelling and edema
Improves joint range of motion
Strengthens the immune system
Maintains healthy and shiny coat
Better movement, gait and posture
Pain relief effect especially when dealing with tender conditions.