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Curativ Animal Myotherapy We offer Canine Myofunctional Therapy (CMT). CMT is a 100% natural remedial massage therapy

Zzzzzzzzz.....can you hear those cute little snores? That's Lady Phoebe's cute , polite little snores... falling in and...
19/09/2026

Zzzzzzzzz.....can you hear those cute little snores? That's Lady Phoebe's cute , polite little snores... falling in and out of sleep during her CMT session... it's just heart warming to see her so relaxed and rested during her session.

Stretching? ✔️
Massage? ✔️
Relaxation? ✔️
Snoring? Oh yes!



Our once a year meet up with Theodore, Sierra, Rebel and Gizmo! Penang kia will always be penang kia even if you move t...
18/09/2026

Our once a year meet up with Theodore, Sierra, Rebel and Gizmo! Penang kia will always be penang kia even if you move to the big city!

Some highlights of Sunday's event... apparently the talk was too exciting for Lexi....
09/09/2026

Some highlights of Sunday's event... apparently the talk was too exciting for Lexi....

Starting soon! Knowledge sharing for better muscle health at Petopia 2026
06/09/2026

Starting soon! Knowledge sharing for better muscle health at Petopia 2026

30/07/2026

✨ From tiny, uneven steps to walking with confidence. ✨

Meet T**i. 🐈💛

At just 4 months old, T**i was diagnosed with arthritis in his hip joint. His gait was noticeably lopsided as his body tried to compensate for the discomfort.

Instead of only focusing on the painful hip, we looked at how his entire body was adapting. Through regular Canine & Feline Myofunctional Therapy, we worked on releasing tight muscles, improving mobility, encouraging balanced movement patterns, and supporting the muscles that help stabilise the joint.

If you've met T**i, you'll know one thing... he has plenty to say! 🎶 Every therapy session came with a soundtrack of enthusiastic meows, making him one of our most vocal little patients.

Fast forward 9 months, and the difference speaks for itself. While arthritis cannot be reversed, the way the body moves can be improved. T**i now walks with an almost normal gait, showing just how much comfort, function, and quality of life can be gained with consistent therapy.

Every small step counts, and T**i is proof that patience, dedication, and the right support can make an incredible difference. ❤️


When you are all squirmy with your mum, you get left with your therapist ....Charlie gets his maintenance CMT for the m...
22/07/2026

When you are all squirmy with your mum, you get left with your therapist ....

Charlie gets his maintenance CMT for the month.



⚽🇪🇸 ¡Vamos, John! 🇪🇸⚽At 19 years young, John proves that age is just a number. ❤️ This handsome senior Poodle arrived fo...
20/07/2026

⚽🇪🇸 ¡Vamos, John! 🇪🇸⚽

At 19 years young, John proves that age is just a number. ❤️ This handsome senior Poodle arrived for his Canine Myofunctional Therapy session proudly wearing his Spain football bib—and he definitely looked match ready!

As our senior dogs age, their muscles naturally weaken, joints become stiffer, and movement can become more challenging. Canine Myofunctional Therapy helps by improving circulation, maintaining muscle function, supporting joint mobility, and keeping our golden oldies as comfortable and active as possible.

John may be slowing down, but his spirit is still championship material. 🏆 Every therapy session is about helping him enjoy his golden years with greater comfort, confidence, and quality of life.

Keep kicking goals, John—we're cheering for you every step of the way! ❤️🐾

And someone owes him a kidney supplement! :) ha ha ha


09/07/2026

Meet Josh 🐾❤️ — a handsome senior Miniature Pinscher living with luxating patella.

When the knees become unstable or painful, dogs naturally shift more of their weight onto their front limbs to compensate. Over time, this places extra strain on the shoulders, clavicle region, chest muscles, and surrounding fascia.

Canine Myofunctional Therapy massage helps by:
✨ Releasing muscle tension caused by compensation.
✨ Improving mobility of the shoulder and clavicle region.
✨ Enhancing circulation to tired muscles and soft tissues.
✨ Supporting better posture and more efficient movement.
✨ Helping reduce secondary discomfort so the body doesn't have to work as hard.

For senior dogs like Josh, maintaining comfort isn't just about treating the knees—it's about supporting the entire body that has adapted around them.

Every session is tailored to the individual dog, helping restore balance, improve movement, and keep them feeling their best.

Because when one part of the body hurts, the whole body compensates. 💙



Phoebe is a lovely senior who has warmed up to her CMT sessions. We hope she continues with her progress and I love to ...
04/07/2026

Phoebe is a lovely senior who has warmed up to her CMT sessions. We hope she continues with her progress and I love to see her gentle smile every time.

PS: Phoebe loves her head accessories coz she is a girly kind of dog!



🐾 PART 2: Soft Sand vs Firm Sand – What Changed?Here's the same dog's hind paw print, but this time on the firmer, wette...
15/06/2026

🐾 PART 2: Soft Sand vs Firm Sand – What Changed?

Here's the same dog's hind paw print, but this time on the firmer, wetter part of the beach.

Notice the difference?

On the firm sand:
✅ The paw sinks less
✅ The toes are less spread
✅ The print is more defined
✅ Less energy is needed to push forward

Compare this to the soft sand print from Part 1, where the paw had to work harder to stabilize and generate propulsion.

What does this mean for your dog?

🏖️ Soft sand:
• Greater muscle activation
• More work for the glutes, hamstrings, calves, and paw stabilizers
• Better for strength and conditioning
• More physically demanding

🌊 Firm wet sand:
• More efficient movement
• Less muscular effort required
• Easier on the body for longer walks
• Better choice for dogs building fitness or returning from injury

Think of it like the difference between walking on a soft mattress versus a paved footpath. Both are useful, but they challenge the body in very different ways.

⚠️ Dogs with hip dysplasia, luxating patella, cruciate injuries, significant arthritis, or other orthopedic conditions should avoid running on deep soft sand unless specifically advised by their veterinarian or rehabilitation professional.

The beach isn't just one surface—where your dog walks can dramatically change the workout... further up the shoreline are grassy patches, firm ground, another good area for dogs with compromised mobility to walk on too.



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