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Massage has been shown to:

1.Improve circulation
2.Enhance muscle tone and increase range of motion
3.Promote healing by increasing the flow of nutrients to the muscles, carry away excessive fluids and toxins.
4.Promote the release of endorphins - natural painkillers
5.Help maintain the WHOLE body in better physical condition.
6.Advances healing after injuries
7.Reduce swelling
8.Aids in digestion
9.Improves posture
10.Relaxes and reduces stress on your pet

In the past, massage was unheard of or thought an extravagance. Just as people have come to realize that drugs and or surgery are not always the answer for human injuries or conditions, so too have pet owners begun to recognize that holistic approaches to invigoration health in pets play an important role.

X-ray machines, for example, are incapable of detecting muscular disorders, reducing the chance for correct diagnoses. Therefore, reliance only on modern technological procedures may permit pets' muscular problems to go undiagnosed.

Massage used in conjunction with regular veterinary care often catches such problems before they turn into major complications in the pet's health.

Massage is part of the holistic approach to health that permits the body's natural healing to do the work it was intended to do.

Massage is not a substitute for routine medical care for dogs.

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Types of Massage

1.Deep Muscle Massage - addresses specific muscular problems; offers quick results for pain and stress.
2.Deep Tissue Massage - works deep parts of thicker muscles and unstick their fibers to release toxins and tension.

Types of Therapy

1.Myotheraphy - relaxes muscle spasms, enhances circulation and eases pain when employed on ‘trigger points’ (Knots)
2.Napratherapy - used on connective tissue to achieve a healthy flow of energy through the body
3.Shiatsu - rhythmic pressure applied to specific points to increase energy flow and decrease pain, may include gentle stretching
4.Tellington Touch - health and behavioral therapy for pets; designed to create a calm, focused, and attentive state of being