Canine Bodywork is hands-on therapeutic work that addresses soft tissue—muscles, fascia, connective tissue. It releases tension, improves movement, supports healing, and helps dogs feel comfortable in their bodies.

Massage is part of it, but bodywork goes deeper. I assess movement patterns, identify restrictions, work on specific issues, and create a plan for ongoing support.

No. Some dogs experience brief discomfort when I work through chronic tension (like you might during a deep tissue massage), but it shouldn't be painful. I constantly read your dog's body language and adjust.

Vets diagnose and treat medical conditions. I support wellness, prevent injury, aid recovery, and complement veterinary care. I don't replace your vet—I work alongside them.

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