Clinical canine massage is a non-invasive, hands-on therapy which gives results you can see, and your dog can feel.
It helps to improve mobility issues such as lameness and limping, reduces stress and anxiety, supports dogs suffering with orthopaedic issues such as arthritis and hip dysplasia, and aids in post-operative recovery following surgery.
RESULTS YOU CAN SEE AND YOUR DOG CAN FEEL.
Each treatment is tailored to the dogs individual needs and uses an integrated blend of Swedish massage, Sports massage, Deep tissue massage, Myofascial release and The Lenton Method - a unique three tiered approach only practiced by those therapists who have passed the Clinical Canine Massage Practitioner Programme, taught at The Canine Massage Therapy Centre.
Clinical canine massage therapy may benefit your dog if your dog has experienced any of the following:
There are many proven benefits experienced by dogs treated with clinical canine massage therapy. The improvements you may see by the end of the third session may include:
Before we can provide massage therapy to your dog, by law we are required to have received a signed veterinary consent form from your animal's vet.
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I cannot recommend Vicky enough. My Labrador pup was diagnosed with Osteochondritis Dessicans in her hock and bilateral subluxation of her hips at 6 months old. I was beyond heartbroken. Vicky came to our rescue like a knight in shining armour.
She has been working with Thistle for 8 months now, after her arthroscopy and the progress is way beyond my expectations. Specialist treatment and support including massage therapy with Vicky means that my dog, now just 16 months is medication free and not in any pain at all. She exercises like any other Labrador.
Vicky has not only treated Thistle she has been such a significant support to my self. Together we have got Thistle in her best shape and we are now aiming to maintain this. Thistle gets excited to see Vicky for her monthly maintenance massage. I am delighted Vicky has chosen this path, she is a natural. We are incredibly lucky to have her on our team.
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by Gillian & Thistle
Fly is a large (37kg) dog, who we adopted on his 6th birthday. Until this time, he had spent his life racing. Because of this he has problems with stiffness in his shoulder joints. We were told that he pulled up lame in his last 2 races, but no injuries were detected. He's now 9 & 1/2.
After Vicky's first visit, we saw a huge improvement in Fly's walking. He no longer wakes up in the middle of the night-we now realise he was, probably, doing this due to discomfort.
Vicky is professional, caring and pays attention to detail. She brings a freshly laundered, large fluffy blanket for our gentle giant to lie on during his treatment. She has a playlist of relaxing music. She does everything possible to relax your dog, before starting treatment.
Fly is now having monthly maintenance visits and gets excited when he sees her, knowing he's got an hour of pampering ahead. Despite still having a few stiff, sore areas that need attention, he usually falls asleep during his massages.
If your dog has any issues, get in touch with Vicky. Your dog will thank you for it.
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by Lynn & Fly
My dog Roxy had severe hip dysplasia and had femoral head and neck excision performed on both hips. The first hip she had physio and hydrotherapy pre and post surgery. The second hip I also had Vicky give her regular massages. Her recovery time on the second hip was significantly shorter.
The massage really helped with getting her mobile again. Roxy had a lot of tightness in the muscles surrounding her hips and her back as a result of how she was carrying her self after her operation. Vicky came to treat her at home after her surgery which was much more relaxing for her as she was in her own environment.
Roxy absolutely loved her massages, Vicky was brilliant with her, she took the time to put her at ease and was very reassuring to her. The massage lasted approximately an hour and the majority of time Roxy was so chilled and laid back. There were certain areas that were uncomfortable for her and Vicky was very patient with her and distracted her whilst still dealing with any painful trigger points.
I cant recommend Vicky highly enough, her compassion and kindness with the dogs is outstanding, all my dogs look forward to her visits. Vicky’s knowledge on the dogs anatomy and muscle structure is very impressive and she always takes the time to explain her treatments and answer any questions that would arise.
I can honestly say if you are looking for a way to improve your dogs recovery after orthopaedic surgery Vicky is invaluable!!
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by Crissie & Roxy
My lovely 10-year-old Weimaraner Ralph began seeing Vicky for regular treatments after he became unable to stand or walk unaided and was diagnosed with chronic disc degeneration in his neck which was causing him pain and lack of balance.
Ralph was unable to bend his front legs and had lost a lot of weight and muscle due to being immobile. At the end of the first session, he was so relaxed he was sleeping but then got up and walked towards me unaided. I was shocked and thrilled as he had not been able to do this for a couple of months.
Vicky recommended hydrotherapy/ physiotherapy to assist him and Vicky worked with the therapist to get the best all-round treatment for him. He could bend his elbows a lot more even after the first session and he loved being with Vicky. Sessions continued and he was able to go on short walks again and despite being wobbly he could stand on his own.
Unfortunately after 8 months of improved quality of life with monthly maintenance sessions he bloated at home and had to be put to sleep. Vicky came with him to the vets and gave him a gentle relaxing massage as he passed. He trusted her and relaxed knowing she was there to help us both. I would recommend Vicky and would defiantly use her services again if my other dogs had issues.
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by Hayley & Ralph
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