Areas covered: Bristol, Gloucestershire, Bath, Chippenham (+ areas surrounding these locations)
Tel: 07977 001145
Email: laurapyecaninemassage@gmail.com
Website: www.lpcaninemassage.co.uk
About the Therapist
I have worked with dogs for a number of years now, previously with an assistance dog charity and more recently as a dog trainer in agility, puppy and adult dog training. I compete at championship level in agility with two of my dogs and have a young dog who I’m starting to train. I have previously trained in working trials, obedience and scent work so have good understanding of the requirements and stresses of other sports.
I have always been very interested in the rehabilitation of dogs. I found massage when my then young dog had a mystery issue which had been extensively and expensively investigated with no issues found. I’d given up all hope but, by chance and as a last attempt, when I was about to accept my 1 year old dog would never be able to do agility, I tried Clinical Canine Massage and the results were remarkable! Then I knew what I wanted to do and help lots of dogs and people as we’d been helped with Clinical Canine Massage Therapy.
Clinical canine massage involves muscle tissue manipulation and fascial release techniques to rehabilitate injured soft tissues. We treat the whole body rather than just the area of disfunction, this helps address areas of overcompensation and restriction resulting in better movement patterns and long lasting results. I firmly believe Clinical Canine Massage can help give people extra time with their beloved pets and greatly improve their quality of life.
Costs
£35 at my clinic in Yate.
£32.50 for multiple dogs seen on the same visit.
Home visits available at additional cost of either £5 or £10.
Client Comments
Before treatment Millie was limping on her front shoulder most days after her walk, we rarely see this now really impressed with how much massage has helped Millie.
Claire Frampton
Fenton has showed no stiffness at all and his back legs are more secure when playing. This is a far more positive outcome I could have hoped for and believe could be achieved.
Tracy Badminton
Nebz appeared to have increased in confidence and is more playful, he seemed happier in himself and more agile in going up and down steps, he would move both legs together instead of separately. I cannot recommend canine massage highly enough.
Tracy Badminton