Dog massage is a direct manipulation of muscle and skin to promote increased circulation, and to improve the animal's wellness. It is not petting or playing.
HOW DID CANINE MASSAGE GET STARTED?
Animal massage has been around for hundreds of years. In Greek times, horses were massaged before and after they raced. Massage improve their flexibility and reduced their risk for injury.
IS MASSAGE RECOMMENDED FOR A SPECIFIC CONDITION?
Massage can benefit all dogs, from puppies to seniors. It can calm highly active puppies, and it can also soothe aching muscles and stiffness often seen in older companions. Massage is often seen in older companions. Massage is considered a complementary service and alternative to healing. Please consult your veterinarian before starting massage on your dog.
STUDIES HAVE PROVEN THAT CANINE MASSAGE CAN:
- Improve blood circulation.
- Stimulates the circulation of lymph and blood vessels.
- Releases cytokines, a substance that lowers the level of immune system-destroying stress hormones.
- May encourage the brain to produce pain relievers (endorphins).
- Maintain healthy muscle tone and flexibility.
- Shorten post-surgery recovery time.
- Alleviate arthritis pain.
- Enhance the bond between you and your loving companion.
- Bring a feeling of calmness to your dog.
It also enhances the owner's health! Lowered blood pressure and heart rate are some of the human benefits while performing canine massage.
MASSAGE MAKES A DIFFERENCE!