Canine Massage and Bodywork
Massage (Therapeutic and Sports)
Canine Massage Therapy is the therapeutic application of hands-on massage techniques. It uses the hands and fingers of the therapist to target tight muscles and acupressure points.
Craniosacral Therapy
Canine Craniosacral Therapy enhances functioning and releases tension in the central nervous system. This technique, while hands-on, is gentle and non-invasive.
Cold Laser and Red Light Therapy
Cold Laser Light Therapy utilizes different wavelengths of low-energy light to stimulate the animal’s tissues. It is characterized as “cold” because unlike other medical lasers, this form of therapy does not give off heat. It is suitable for addressing localized issues such as joint pain, muscle strains, injuries and reduces inflammations.
Red Light Therapy uses pads that cover a larger surface area. It is often used to stimulate collagen in the skin, improve blood circulation and promote general rejuvenation.
Laser Acupoint Therapy
Just like acupuncture, Laser Acupoint Therapy stimulates acupoints with a laser light. It is tolerated better by animals than needles and has similar results as acupuncture.
Kinesiology Taping Therapy
Kinesiology tape is a thin flexible tape that was developed to aid muscle movement and enhance athletic performance. It is used to relieve pain, reduce swelling and inflammation, and support joints and muscles.