CLINICAL CANINE MASSAGE
"A Massage stroke without intention is an empty gesture"
Art Riggs
Results that You can SEE and your Dog can FEEL in 1 to 3 Sessions


Are you seeing any of the following with your dog:
- Lameness/Limping
- Stiffness
- Difficulty going up or down stairs
- Problems getting in or out of the car
- Slowing down before their time
- Hopping or skipping on back legs
- Performance issues in sporting dogs
- Slowing down on walks or disinterested
- Gait or Posture irregularities
- Neck/Back/Shoulder issues
- Reluctant to be petted, groomed or examined
- Nerves or anxiety
- Crying pain or yelping
- Arthritis, Hip Dysplasia
- Change in behaviour e.g: Snappy, depressed
- Self mutilation e.g: biting or nibbling rear end/wrists


What soft tissue issues may cause what I’m seeing?
Strains - a tear to the muscle and the most common muscular injury; can occur at any age
Trigger Points – Hyperirritable bands in the tissue that cause referred and local pain
Myofascial Pain – a chronic pain disorder caused by connective tissue restrictions which surround nerves
Overcompensation – weight shifting from areas of injury or arthritis which create new areas of painful tension
Protective Muscle Splinting – commonly associated with the muscle having to work too hard due to orthopedic issues eg: Hip / Elbow Dysplasia
How can Clinical Canine Massage help?
I use 4 disciplines of massage and the Lenton Method™ of advanced myofascial release to achieve results in just 1-3 sessions
Used for pain management and rehabilitation of soft tissue injury and issue
Resolves or significantly reduces myofascial pain and trigger points
Aids in the rehabilitation of debilitating Strains by giving the muscle back its natural flexibility
Produces amazing results for dogs with orthopaedic issues like Arthritis and Hip Displasia by directly addressing protective muscle splinting
I will work with you to create a home care plan and help you understand what may be causing or exacerbating the issue so your dog reaps long term benefits


booking@thecanineconcierge.co.uk
THE CANINE CONCIERGE
The Very Best For Your Dog

