Canine Massage Therapy is a holistic approach that involves the manipulation of muscles and soft tissues to promote relaxation, alleviate pain, and improve overall health for dogs. It is beneficial for dogs with physical ailments, anxiety, or those in need of relaxation and pampering.

Canine Massage Therapy offers numerous benefits, including pain relief from conditions like arthritis and hip dysplasia, improved circulation, reduced stress and anxiety, enhanced mobility and flexibility, boosted immune function, and a strengthened bond between the dog and its owner.

During a session, Keyra will first assess your dog’s physical condition and behavior. The session takes place in a quiet, comfortable space where your dog feels safe and relaxed. Keyra will use various massage techniques tailored to your dog’s needs, including gentle strokes, kneading, and stretching. The session is designed to be soothing and typically lasts about 30 to 60 minutes.

To prepare your dog for a session, ensure they are calm and relaxed. It’s helpful if your dog has had a chance to relieve themselves and has not eaten a heavy meal right before the session. Bringing a favorite blanket or toy can also help your dog feel more comfortable.

Yes, Canine Massage Therapy can be effectively combined with other holistic treatments offered at Agape Healing Journey LLC, such as Reiki and Quantum Healing for pets. Combining therapies can enhance the overall wellness and healing process for your dog.

Yes, Canine Massage Therapy is generally safe for most dogs. However, it may not be suitable for dogs with certain medical conditions or injuries. It’s important to discuss your dog’s health history with Keyra before starting therapy.

The frequency of massage therapy sessions depends on your dog’s individual needs and health status. For general wellness, monthly sessions may be sufficient. For dogs with specific health issues or those in recovery, more frequent sessions might be recommended. Keyra will help create a personalized plan for your dog.

For older dogs, massage therapy can significantly improve quality of life by alleviating pain from arthritis, increasing mobility, enhancing circulation, and reducing stress. It helps maintain muscle tone and flexibility, promoting overall well-being.

Most dogs respond positively to massage therapy, showing signs of relaxation such as balanced breathing, lying down comfortably, or even falling asleep. Keyra closely observes your dog’s reactions and adjusts her techniques to ensure your dog is comfortable and enjoying the session.

After the session, ensure your dog has access to fresh water and a quiet space to rest. Observe your dog for any changes in behavior or mobility and share these observations with Keyra in subsequent sessions. Gentle exercise and maintaining a regular wellness routine will help prolong the benefits of the massage.