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Scar Tissue Hurts!

Scar Tissue Hurts!

  Eeekkkk - can you guess why this photo links to how scar tissue hurts? In this blog I explore what scar tissue is, how massage can benefit scar tissue, why and how I know scar tissue hurts and how this helps me as a Clinical Canine Massage Therapist and...

Scar Tissue Hurts!

Welcome Back DogFest 2021!

Therapists at the Canine Massage Guild absolutely love DogFest and we were so excited to be back in-person at all 3 DogFest shows, meeting you and your dogs. DogFest began in a field in 2013, behind Professor Noel Fitzpatrick’s (The Supervet) practice in Surrey to...

Scar Tissue Hurts!

Piper’s in Pain!

How I came to meet Piper When Piper, a 5 year old Dachshund was out on a long but routine walk, she screamed suddenly.  Rushing to her side, her owners found that there was slight paralysis of her rear legs, and her right leg was knuckling under her as she moved. ...

The Lenton Method

The Lenton Method

What is the Lenton Method™? A pioneering three-tiered, results-driven approach to the treatment of musculoskeletal problems and chronic pain management in dogs. The Lenton Method™ is taught exclusively to therapists who have undertaken the 2 year,...

CANINE versus HUMAN

Natalie Lenton from the Canine Massage Therapy Centre shares some fascinating facts on the dogs who share our lives and our hearts… The fascination between us and our dogs can partly be attributed not just to our differences but also to our similarities. We share the...

Scar Tissue Hurts!

How Does A Muscle Repair? (Strains – Part 2)

When the muscle has been torn : Stage 1 is the inflammatory response. This typically lasts for 3 to 5 days. The area will be sore and very tender to the touch Stage 2 – Regeneration of muscle fibres Stage 3 – Formation of scar tissue – where the fibres have torn there...

Scar Tissue Hurts!

Canine Massage – A Case Study

Case Study: Buddy the Sheltie The reason for massage Buddy was an 8 year old Sheltie who had achieved Grade 5 in agility with one win towards Grade 6. While competing he lost his footing in the tunnel, flipped over and exited on his back. He seemed okay at the time...

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