Kerry Owen – Ani-motion Massage Therapy

Areas covered – Shropshire, Staffordshire and Cheshire

Tel: 07961 046425
Email: Ani-motionmassage@hotmail.com
Website: Coming soon!

About the therapist

Kerry Owen photoMy name is Kerry Owen and I own and run Ani-motion Massage Therapy based in Market Drayton, Shropshire. I offer both Equine and Canine massage therapy across Shropshire, Staffordshire and Cheshire.

I have an MSc in Equine Science and have been working as an Equine lecturer since 2008. I started my business as an Equine Sports Massage Therapist in 2020. I currently live with my two French Bulldogs; we regularly attend obedience classes and have recently started agility training. Working as an equine therapist and experiencing first hand, the benefits of clinical canine massage for one of my own dogs, who has luxating patella, led me to the Canine Clinical Massage Practitioner Programme.

I have trained for two years with the Canine Massage Therapy Centre, and I have an in-depth knowledge of canine anatomy and physiology, as well as covering the four main disciplines of massage – Swedish, sports, deep tissue and myofascial release. I am also trained in the Lenton Method®, which is unique to Guild Therapists, and is scientifically proven to provide benefit to over 95% of dogs.

I now work with a wide range of dogs, of all ages and breeds, whether they are beloved pets, working, show or sporting dogs. Each treatment is tailored to the individual needs of each dog and combines advanced palpation skills with gait analysis, massage and myofascial release techniques, to treat soft tissue and muscular injuries often seen as lameness or slowing down, as well as providing pain management and offering support for common orthopaedic conditions such as arthritis, hip/elbow dysplasia, luxating patella and cruciate ligament damage. Massage also helps dogs to recover more quickly-post surgery. Improvements can be seen within 1-3 sessions.

My goal as a clinical canine massage therapist, is to improve the quality of life of the dogs I treat by reducing pain and improving mobility and performance. If you would like to know more about how massage can help your dog or to make an appointment, please contact me – I’d be happy to help.

 

Cost

Initial assessment and treatment – £45
Follow up treatments – £35

 

Client Comments

Kerry was professional and patient with Cosmo, taking her time to ensure he was comfortable. After his treatments Cosmo felt softer to the touch and was more affectionate and receptive to being stroked. He was spritelier and had improved stamina on walks as well as, instigating play with the other dogs more. Each session always ends positively leaving Cosmo looking forward to the next one.

Tara, Loggerheads.

I was shocked how quickly Dinky would settle during the treatments and by the 3rd session he was lying on the bed waiting for his treatment! Dinky is a show dog and the quality of his paces are very important, but before his treatments he would often pace, after just the first treatment I have not seen him pace. After the three treatments, his proprioception and balance have also improved.

Viki, Redditch.

Kerry was calm, confident and gentle, I was amazed at the trust Misty showed. After her first treatments Misty was less anxious, has stopped gobbling her food and is no longer pacing around the room on an evening. She is more affectionate towards us and her movement has improved immensely, the strange bunny-hop she has done for years has disappeared and her stamina has improved.

Jackie, Market Drayton.

At times Racso was very fidgety but he did settle and appeared to enjoy the experience. Kerry was excellent with him, speaking calmly and quietly, reassuring him throughout. The change in Racso has been amazing and totally unexpected, after his treatments he is like a puppy again, full of energy, very playful and bouncy.

Jackie, Shropshire.

Molly is a fit, lively dog but I have seen huge improvements in her agility – jumping and leaping around effortlessly! Before her first treatment Molly was in the car during an accident and has been intermittently lame since, this has stopped after her last treatment and she is happier and livelier than ever.

Robyn, Crewe.

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