Influences connective tissues and joints improving flexibility
Reduces muscular tension and soreness to increases mobility
Warming of muscles pre-exercise (Agility/Racing/Field Trials)
Reduction of post-activity muscle tension trauma
Can reduce swelling and excessive scar tissue
Increased joint range of motion
Eases muscle spasms and muscle twitching
Gives holistic improvement by enhancing blood circulation and lymph drainage removing metabolic waste product build up Speeds recovery from injury (acute) or illness (chronic)
Provides regular musculoskeletal checks to anticipate potential problems
Induces relaxation by regulating the heart rate and breathing rate - positive mental well being, for both dog and owner

Why would my dog need a massage?

Hyperactive
Suffering from musculoskeletal problems
Orthopaedic Genetic/Degenerative Conditions, (Hip Dysplasia)
Competitive Athlete (Agility/Racing)
Nervous, Anxiety & Stress problems
Geriatric related mobility problems, (Arthritis)
Overweight
Post Operative Care
Working Dogs
Large breed puppy with potential joint problems
Young, Old and In - Between
Other Behavioural Issues