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Old Dog Syndrome is a commonly used description for a real condition called Canine Idiopathic Vestibular Syndrome, a disorder which affects the Vestibular System in dogs. The term “idiopathic” in the name means that the actual cause is unknown, and as a result, there...
Why this topic? During my time training with the Canine Massage Therapy Centre before becoming a Clinical Canine Massage Therapist with the Canine Massage Guild, I gained a good understanding of the physical benefits of massage, however, to learn that emotional trauma...
We were very proud to hear of so many dogs that benefit from Clinical Canine Massage and attended Crufts this year. We hope you enjoy reading about what our proud therapists wrote about them below: Nikki Dew of Cruise Control Canine Massage in North Somerset Spaniel...
You might have heard people with arthritis say that their joints feel stiffer and more painful in the winter, or even experienced this yourself, but why is this, and do our arthritic dogs feel the same worsening of symptoms? By learning what happens in the body when...
Jasper the Labrador Cross Breed Meet hardworking and very handsome Jasper who is 10 years old and is a Labrador Cross Breed. He loves nothing better than to help-out with deliveries for the family run business. Helen who is Jasper's owner was worried about the...
We were very proud to hear of so many dogs that benefit from Clinical Canine Massage and attended Crufts this year. We hope you enjoy reading about what our proud therapists wrote about them below: Nikki Dew of Cruise Control Canine Massage in North Somerset had the...
The following case study describes the affects that this dog’s owner and family attribute to the use of the ball launcher instead of walking for daily exercise. Ball chasing for 30 mins daily occurred instead of (or in addition to) walks from a young age until the...
I first met Bosley in 2019 when I was training to become a Clinical Canine Massage therapist. He was, and still is one of the sweetest, calmest Springer Spaniels I’ve ever met. After passing the course, Bosley’s owners got in touch to ask if I could treat him again,...
Name: Rosie Age: 5 Breed: Rottweiler X (Possibly Great Dane) Presenting Issues Rosie has suffered from Wobbler’s Syndrome, has had two TPLO's, Vestibular Disease and has Arthritis. She suffered from stiffness and restricted range of movement in all limbs, on occasions...
Clinical Canine Massage has been around for a number of years. However, in recent years, it has increased in popularity, with therapists appearing all over the UK & Ireland (as well as across the world). So how do you, as an owner, decide who will be best for your dog when choosing your Canine Massage Therapist?