It provides chronic pain management of orthoptic conditions such as arthritis and hip dysplasia. Hi, I'm Jane, of Clinical Canine Massage with Jane, based in Surrey. As a dedicated dog lover with two years of specialised training in Clinical Canine Massage, my mission is to help your beloved canine companion move more comfortably, experience less pain and enjoy a happier quality of life. My own journey began with my German Shepherd, who has recently been diagnosed with hip dysplasia. Canine massage is aiding her to keep mobile and still getting up to her usual mischief! I offer a fully mobile service, bringing massage sessions to the comfort of your own home. Creating a safe, relaxed environment for both you and your dog is paramount to me, as this ensures I can deliver the most effective massage whilst providing a positive experience for your pet. Clinical canine massage is used to rehabilitate soft tissue and muscular injuries which often present as limping, lameness, slowing down or stiffness. It also provides excellent chronic pain management for orthopaedic conditions such as arthritis and hip dysplasia. Your dog may not be able to tell you when they're in pain, but they will certainly show you. You may notice the following:
- Limping or unable to fully weight bear on one or more legs
- Having difficulty jumping on / off the sofa or into the car
- Character changes, grumpy or withdrawn
- Appearing to age overnight
- Problems getting up / lying down
- No longer keen to go for a walk
- Performance issues, eg: dropping poles, missing entries
These signs often indicate they might need some help. If you'd like more information about how Clinical Canine Massage could benefit your four-legged friend, please do get in touch.
