Who needs massage?

All dogs can benefit but canine massage should especially be considered in the following situations:

Elderly Dogs with arthritis & compromised joints through hip/elbow dysplasia.
Stay at home pooch who isn’t getting on and off the sofa with such ease anymore.
Middle age dogs who are starting to slow down and show signs of stiffness.
Dogs who are post injury and rehabilitating.
Working / Sporting dogs who could benefit from a tune up to maintain tip top condition.
Exuberant puppies who have overextended through jumping/running

Signs your dog maybe in pain and could benefit from canine massage:

Relieves muscle tension leading to improved skeletal alignment.
Improved circulation and stimulation of the lymphatic system aiding the body in removal of toxins.
Increased joint mobility and flexibility through the removal of fascia adhesions and muscle tension.
Improved recovery of soft tissue injuries through reduced inflammation and fluid retention, and increased circulation.
Using the skin as a conduit it stimulates the nervous system resulting in reduction of stress hormones.
Improved circulation in endocrine system bringing balance to the hormone levels.
Stimulates the neural pathways reprogramming the body and greatly improves the range of movement.
Significant improvement to performance of working and sporting dogs.