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Who Can Benefit from Massage

 Inactive dogs

  • increases rate and depth of respiration

  • benefits their skin, coat and joint mobilization

  • stimulates the lymphatic system which stimulates 

       and enhances the immune system

Active Dogs

  • benefits overworked and compensating muscles

  • increases strength, endurance and conditioning

  • encourages balance in the way they use their bodies

Indoor Dogs

  • Increases rate and depth of  respiration

  • increases flexibility and blood circulation

End of Life Care

  • a gentle massage of empowerment offering support

       and encouragement. It is palliative care.

  • comforts your dog's body and gentles his spirit

  • helps you and your dog bid each other, fare-thee-well

Excerpted from Pet Massage TM literature

Our mutual need to touch and  be touched may be one reason why the bond between humans and dogs become so strong.

         -Small Dog Place Blog

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