Frequently Asked Questions- Canine Massage

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If you’ve ever had a massage, then you know firsthand how good you feel afterwards. Your dog deserves to feel the same way! Find out more about the Benefits of Canine Massage

It's best to take your dog out for a walk and a bathroom break prior to the massage session. It's recommended not to feed your dog for at least 90 minutes before its massage treatment and only a light meal at that time.

Since massage aids in the elimination of bodily waste products and toxins, your dog may need a bathroom break sooner than later after the massage session. Encourage your dog to drink as much water as possible. Coconut water after a massage session is also an excellent way to get your dog to drink. 

No. Canine massage is not a substitute for veterinary advice, diagnosis or treatment. Dog owners should consult their veterinarian regularly, including in regard to any symptoms that may require diagnosis or treatment. 

Yes. the owner of Palms and Paws is insured, and has passed a background check.