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FourMotion Wellness Certified Canine Massage Therapist 🐾 Personalized in-home sessions supporting mobility, comfort & wellness for dogs in Cambridge, Guelph & Waterloo Region.

Did some outdoor massage yesterday while we had that sudden heat ☀️. It’s definitely a different, but still fun, perspec...
10/14/2026

Did some outdoor massage yesterday while we had that sudden heat ☀️. It’s definitely a different, but still fun, perspective working on the horses outside ☺️.

Ended a great session with some carrot stretches today 🥕🐴! Week 4 and thankful to be going strong and loving my training...
10/07/2026

Ended a great session with some carrot stretches today 🥕🐴! Week 4 and thankful to be going strong and loving my training!

09/21/2026

Something I’ve realized after Week 1:

Horses have HUGE muscles compared to dogs! 😂🐴

But more surprisingly, learning equine anatomy is helping me better understand working with dogs too.

Week 2 starts tomorrow! 💚

Been having a blast in my first week of training to become an Equine Massage and Spinal Realignment Therapist! I’ve been...
09/17/2026

Been having a blast in my first week of training to become an Equine Massage and Spinal Realignment Therapist!

I’ve been learning so much and am really excited to eventually add equine massage therapy to FourMotion Wellness, alongside my canine massage services. 💚🐾🐴.

A quick availability update for September 🐶Starting the week of September 14th, I’ll have Friday afternoon appointments ...
09/10/2026

A quick availability update for September 🐶

Starting the week of September 14th, I’ll have Friday afternoon appointments only while I’m completing my equine massage training.

If your dog could use some extra relaxation, comfort, or support with mobility, I’d love to see you.

I’ll be back to my regular availability once my course is complete.

Thanks 💚,
Kellie

📩 Message me or email to book.
📍Serving Cambridge and surrounding areas.

Your dog doesn’t have to be injured to benefit from massage.Just like us, dogs can carry tension in their muscles from e...
08/27/2026

Your dog doesn’t have to be injured to benefit from massage.

Just like us, dogs can carry tension in their muscles from everyday activity, stress, sleeping in awkward positions, or simply the way they move. Massage can help support relaxation, mobility and muscle comfort.

For me, watching a dog completely relax into a massage is one of my favourite parts of what I do 💚🐾!

I offer mobile canine massage in Cambridge and surrounding areas.

08/26/2026

3 Neck Massage Techniques 🐶

Did you know dogs can carry a lot of tension in their neck muscles?

Here are 3 easy techniques you can try at home:

1️⃣ Slow, long strokes
Start with gentle, flowing strokes to warm up the muscles and help increase blood flow.

2️⃣ Friction
Use small, controlled back and forth movements over areas that feel tight to help loosen the muscle.

3️⃣ Shaking
A gentle shaking motion can help the muscles let go and encourage relaxation.

Remember, massage should always feel good for your dog. Keep the pressure comfortable and watch their body language as you go. 🐾

Sometimes a few minutes of gentle massage is all it takes to help your dog relax and feel a little more comfortable.

💚👉Follow for more canine massage and wellness tips

08/18/2026

Tidy Feet 🐾!! They are so important in a dog’s ability to control its own movement, especially on slippery floors in the home (think hardwood, vinyl, etc.)

Tidy feet are critical and helpful to all dogs ranging from the injured pup to the senior pup to the zoomies-around-the-house pup 💨. It gives them more ability to control their movement and minimizes slipping and possibly hurting themselves. It also helps them get up more easily from a laying down position.

Tidy feet means

1️⃣ trimmed nails
2️⃣ trimmed fur around & under the paws.

If you can’t manage it yourself, find a gentle and knowledgeable groomer who can help 💚.

Hope you found this Mobility Minute episode to be helpful!

👉Follow for more tips on wellness and mobility for your dog 🐶.

Study season is upon me, and I’m excited! This time next month, I’ll have begun a 6-week professional equine massage the...
08/17/2026

Study season is upon me, and I’m excited! This time next month, I’ll have begun a 6-week professional equine massage therapy course 🙌🐴, adding a new therapeutic skill to the toolbox.

In the meantime, I’m prepping my knowledge of horse anatomy - thankfully drawing is not a requirement 🤣!

If you’ve ever wondered what a canine massage session looks like, I thought I’d share a little more about what you can e...
08/09/2026

If you’ve ever wondered what a canine massage session looks like, I thought I’d share a little more about what you can expect with FourMotion Wellness.

Every dog is different, so I don’t follow the exact same routine with every session. I take the time to get to know the dog, listen to their history, and observe how they move before beginning hands-on work.

Some dogs are comfortable right away. Others need a little more time to settle in. Both are completely okay.

I pay attention to each dog’s body language and response throughout the session and adjust as needed. Sometimes that means changing a technique, taking a break, or simply giving them a little more time.

There’s no expectation that a dog has to be a certain way for a massage session. They’re allowed to be themselves.

If you’ve been wondering whether canine massage might be a good fit for your dog, you’re always welcome to reach out and talk to me about what you’re noticing.

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