Always consult with a veterinarian before starting any new therapeutic approach, including massage, to ensure that it is appropriate for your dog's specific needs and health condition. Additionally, professional canine massage therapists can provide guidance on techniques tailored to your dog's individual requirements.
During our session, I increase blood circulation and help nutrients flow back to their muscles.
It's normal for their nose to start running (and they might sneeze), and they might begin panting as their muscles warm up.
They might also close their eyes, which is a sign that they are relaxed. Dogs often help release tension through stretching and yawning when I work out tense muscles or knots.
After a massage, your dog may need to take a break to relieve themselves or drink water. If they shake or stretch after the treatment, it's a sign that they enjoyed it. Also, keep an eye on their gait as they walk away to see how balanced they are.
"When you arrive home, it's important to keep an eye on your dog. After their first massage session, they may feel tired and sleep more than usual. However, some dogs may react differently and be more energetic, exhibiting playful behavior when they usually wouldn't. If you're uncertain how your dog will react after their first massage, it's best not to engage them in any dog sports.
Book a Pawssage
I am doing mobile massage appointments during the week (Except Thursday's).
On Thursday's I am at Bark and Bubbles Blowdry Bar
10121 E Bell Rd Suite 130, Scottsdale, AZ 85260
To book a massage, please contact me through email (info@palmsnpaws.com), or through my contact page!
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