Making a Difference with Canine Massage
Helping dogs with their mobility and movement
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Helping dogs with their mobility and movement
Welcome to Time for Pooch. My name is Katy Conway and I am a fully insured and trained canine massage therapist and Whole Energy Body Balance Therapist for pets. I am located in Hickling nr. Melton Mowbray. I treat dogs across the Rushcliffe district and beyond into Nottingham, Leicester and Melton Mowbray.
Canine massage has a wealth of benefits, it can reduce muscle tension, increase joint mobility and flexibility and can also be an effective method of reducing pain.
Whole Energy Body Balance (WEBB) is a deeply connected manual therapy technique founded by Dr Edward Bassingthwaighte, the healing vet. This is both different from and compliments regular massage therapy. It treats both body and mind to help pets with physical pain and emotional dysfunction.
Canine massage involves the manipulation of soft tissue to alleviate chronic muscular pain and improve canine mobility. So many dogs can benefit from massage treatments, whether they are young or old, sporting dogs or stay at home dogs, have joint problems or simply having trouble getting on and off the sofa.
Talk to me about your dog and I will tailor a canine massage treatment specifically to address their needs.
Often results can be seen in as little as 1 to 3 treatments
"Time for Pooch" is Katy Conway, a fully trained and insured canine massage therapist based in Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire.
I have always felt an affinity with dogs from an early age. My first love was Claude, an English Setter who came into my life when I was just a few months old. Dogs have always played an important part in my family life including Setters, Dobies, Huskeys & Boxers.
My current canine buddy is Rhia, a Boxer x GSD rescue and she is my constant companion. We enjoy exploring the local countryside and participating in canine sports such as Hoopers and Agility.
At age 4 Rhia was diagnosed with Hip Dysplasia and Arthritis, this was a huge shock to the system. Having been given the veterinary prognosis I decided to see what I could do to support her as she aged with an orthopedic condition.
I have completed a wealth of courses studying Canine Anatomy and Physiology, specialising in Canine Massage. Canine massage is a complementary therapy which involves the manipulation of soft tissue to alleviate chronic muscular pain and discomfort, muscle spasms, and stress.