Along with regular veterinary care, good nutrition and exercise, routine animal massage will prove beneficial for dealing with a variety of problems as well as be useful in the detection of any abnormalities .
 
 


Deb Reed - Certified Animal Massage Therapist

What Does Massage Therapy Involve?

Massage is the manipulation of the soft tissues of the body for therapeutic purposes such as: reducing pain, enhancing movement, providing caring touch, improving local and systemic circulation, increasing flexibility and providing relaxation and rejuvenation. It can include:

Passive Movement, which is done by bringing the limbs through its normal or possible range of motion, is used to increase movement, prevent stiffness and enhance flexibility. Additionally:

Acupressure may be applied. Small animals willingly participate in acupressure, which is an ancient healing art that has been used for thousands of years. It has been found to lessen stress, reduce pain, enhance healing, accelerate recovery from surgery and trauma, and help to bring about emotional healing.

   

Call 508-726-0731 or E-mail massagetherapyfurpaws@charter.net