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| Debi Goldben
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| Just as life’s events create stress in our lives, our animal friends can also suffer from a build up of physical and emotional tensions. This makes our pets more susceptible to injuries and illness no matter how well we care for them. Just as people receive massage to enhance the body’s well-being, PetMassage™ is a practical, helpful addition to any animal’s health care program and complements both traditional and holistic veterinary care.
Overall Benefits of PetMassage™ Therapy • Improves blood flow and circulation • Revitalizes stressed muscle - relieves muscle tension, soreness, and spasms • Balances the effects of stress and anxiety. • Facilitates posture and body balance, improves muscle tone • Promotes healthy skin and coat • Enhances flexibility, range of motion, and joint function • Reduces chronic pain and discomfort • Enhances the immune system and helps rid the body of toxins • Frequently improves performance • Often assists in reduction of behavior issues • Helps reduce recovery time from an injury or surgery • Calms and relaxes the nervous system promoting overall wellness Which animals benefit from massage? Focused on preventative care, massage is an important part of a holistic approach to promoting your pet’s overall health. Regular massage benefits every animal regardless of age or activity whether you have a companion pet, show animal, or working dog. It is also an integral component in rehabilitation from illness or injury. Massage is gentle, yet non-invasive, and can relieve pain and stress. Please click on one of the links below to see how massage will benefit your animal. |
| Massage - Different from Petting
At this point, you may be saying, “I pet my dog (cat, rabbit, etc) all the time. Why does she(he) need a massage?” While petting is soothing and relaxing for both you and your pet, it is rubbing rather than massage. Massage is the deliberate delivery of strokes using controlled pressure and intention. The animal’s body actively responds and participates during massage. It allows for more thorough assessment and increases circulation and aids in restoring and rebalancing the flow of energy throughout the body. Massage is beneficial for both physical and emotional well-being. Massage affects all body systems • Increased circulation provides nutrients and the removal of toxins and • Coat quality is improved through dispersion of natural oils • Skin exhibits more elasticity and less dryness • Oxygen levels are increased and respiration is improved • Muscles are relaxed and toned • Nervous system function is enhanced • Digestion and elimination are improved • Reduction in pain through release of endorphins • Provides a sense of well-being and enhances disposition To schedule an appointment or for more information, please call or email. |
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