Canine Wellness, Massage & Red Light Therapy
Helping your dog move comfortably and thrive.
Canine Massage Therapy for Health, Comfort & Performance:
Targeted canine massage therapy can help your dog thrive, whether recovering from an injury, managing arthritis, or simply maintaining overall wellness. Our gentle, professional approach supports:
- Injury Recovery – easing sprains, strains, and trigger points for faster healing.
- Muscle Relief – reducing soreness, tension, spasms, and weakness.
- Post-Surgical Support – helping scar tissue, mobility, and recovery after surgery.
- Emotional Wellbeing – calming stress, anxiety, and promoting happiness.
- Orthopedic Support – assisting dogs with arthritis, hip dysplasia, and other joint conditions.
- Fascia & Tissue Release – improving flexibility and comfort.
- Performance Enhancement – supporting sporting and working dogs in peak condition.
- Ongoing Wellness & Maintenance – keeping your dog healthy, comfortable, and happy.
Grounded in holistic canine wellness, our massage therapy sessions nurture your dog’s physical, emotional, and psychological health—helping them live a happier, more active life.
🐾 Why Canine Massage Therapy Matters for Your Dog’s Health
Every Dog Benefits from Gentle Massage — Just Like Humans!
💆♀️ Reduces Stress & Anxiety – Ideal for nervous, senior, or anxious dogs, helping them feel calm and comfortable.
🩹 Eases Pain & Stiffness – Targeted canine massage relaxes tight muscles and releases endorphins, supporting recovery after play or managing arthritis and joint discomfort.
🩸 Boosts Circulation & Immunity – Improved blood and lymph flow helps with healing, detoxification, and overall wellness for your dog.
🧠 Strengthens Your Bond – Regular massage builds trust, enhances your connection, and helps you notice subtle health changes early.
"My little dog—a heartbeat at my feet." – Edith Wharton
Is Your Dog Showing Signs of Discomfort?
Even small changes can signal that your dog is experiencing pain or stiffness. Watch for:
- Trouble with stairs or jumping onto furniture
- Irritability, snapping, or withdrawal from greetings
- Whining, yelping, or unusual barking
- Sensitivity to touch or handling
- Hiding, sleeping more, or reduced appetite
- Limping, stiffness, or favoring one side
- Excessive licking or grooming
Early attention helps support your dog’s mobility, comfort, and overall wellbeing. Gentle therapies and targeted care can make a real difference. go up or down stairs anymore
1 in 2 dogs suffers pain in silence
The Science & Soul of Your Dog:
- 10 minutes of massage = 30 minutes of aerobic exercise for your pet
- A dog has 320 bones in his body; a human has 206
- A dog carries 60% of his body on his forelegs
- There are more than 700 skeletal muscles responsible for a dog’s movement
- Skeletal muscles make up about 44% of a dog’s weight
- About 45% of dog’s weight is muscle – MUSCLE ISSUES DO NOT SHOW UP ON X-RAYS
"Such short little lives our pets have to spend with us, and they spend most of it waiting for us to come home." John Grogan