Kim Rufus RVN – Macoby Canine Massage Therapy

Areas covered Shropshire, Staffordshire, parts of the West Midlands including Wolverhampton & surrounding areas.clinical trials contributor

Tel: 07983 759975
Email:  kim@macoby.co.uk
Website: www.macoby.co.uk

About the Therapist

Kim RufusMy name is Kim and I run Macoby Clinical Canine Massage based in Shropshire, I provide home visits in/around the area as well as Staffordshire and parts of the West Midlands. Alongside being a clinical canine massage therapist I am also a part time Registered Veterinary Nurse with over 30 years of experience so as you can imagine animals have always played a big part in my life.

I first became interested in canine massage after one of my boys was diagnosed with mild hip and elbow dysplasia then after seeing the results I decided to train as a therapist myself to pass on those benefits to others. Since starting Macoby in 2015 I have worked with many dogs of all ages and breeds ranging from pets to the sporting or working dogs helping to rehabilitate a range of conditions from soft tissue injuries such as sprains and strains to supporting orthopaedic issues as part of a pain management program to help with conditions such as arthritis.

Being a Veterinary Nurse with years of experience I have gained invaluable knowledge of surgical procedures, medical conditions and neurological issues so you can be rest assured your dog is in safe hands.

I have a keen interest in canine rehabilitation and I am dedicated to helping provide the best quality of life for your dog by improving mobility, reducing pain/discomfort and improving general overall well being.

 

Cost

£40 for the first session
£35 subsequent sessions
(Travel costs apply to home visits over a 15 mile radius of Shropshire)

Testimonials

Kim has been helping our two dogs for a while now, one has spondylosis and the other had a shoulder injury. Both dogs get so excited with she arrives and can’t wait for her to get started. The difference in them since starting is amazing! Highly recommended

Vicki with Roxey and Donny

Berri’s clinical concerns are right hind lameness & spinal spondylosis. Following her diagnosis back in 2019 she has had pain relief for any flares ups and ongoing physiotherapy and laser, although currently stable I was keen to explore the benefits with Kim of canine massage. After her first session I could see an improvement with her movement, so much smoother and the big happy stretches when at rest are lovely to see her having no restriction. I am very much looking forward to the ongoing benefits it will bring her.

Ruth RVN with Berri

Highly recommended! Ruby is a rescued german shepherd who had a very bad start in life, she suffered some horrific injuries to her body. This bad start in life has finally caught up with her now that she is getting older and she has severe arthritis in her front legs as well as pain in other joints. Kim was recommended to me for canine massage therapy and its the best recommendation I’ve had. We’ve had three sessions now and Ruby seems so much happier in herself. Kim is so knowledgeable and very caring, a true animal lover. Ruby loves her and really enjoys having her massages. Just wish I had done this sooner.

Lorraine with Ruby

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