Positive Paws Canine Massage

Canine massage is a hands on therapy that works on soft tissue and muscular injuries and issues that may appear in your dog as lameness, limping, general stiffness, or simply seeming to be 'old before their time'. These issues can affect a dog's mobility, range of movement and quality of life. Massage works by softening and releasing muscles that are tight and sore, or where there might be trigger points or ‘knots’ causing pain and discomfort, and helps to ease tightness and tension. Canine massage therapy can also help with orthopaedic issues, such as hip dysplasia or arthritis, reducing swelling and inflammation in over compensating muscles and acting as a natural pain relief movement, as well as with some neurological conditions. Massage is also beneficial to working, performance and sporting dogs, and as a post operative therapy.

After training for two years with Natalie Lenton at the renowned Canine Massage Therapy Centre, I gained my Diploma in Canine Massage Therapy which uses Sports, Deep Tissue and Myofascial Release techniques.

Please contact me if you would like further information either by phone or email and I look forward to helping your dog to an improved quality of life with results you can see and your dog can feel.