Frequently asked questions

A vet referral isn't required, but it's advised if your dog has specific medical conditions needing professional oversight.

We do require veterinary consent to perform massage therapy, but we can make contact on your behalf. Simply leave a request to book an appointment, fill out the form and we will take care of everything else. 

Therapeutic massage can improve circulation, reduce stress and anxiety, alleviate pain, and enhance overall flexibility in dogs.

Physical recondictioning of the soft tissue cells help to transform muscles and activate resistance to injury through the power of massage. 

Yes! You need a veterinary referal for treating a specific condition to be able to claim the cost back on your insurance. Canine massage is a widely covered and recognised form of rehabilitation and is offered as part of the multi disciplinary team in order to offer the best standard of care for your pet. 

Yes! Canine massage is beneficial for all breeds, but techniques may be adjusted according to size and individual needs.

Frequency depends on your dog's specific needs; typically, a session every two to four weeks is recommended for general well-being. Rehabilitation work may start with a higher frequency of visits for certain periods of recovery, but can all massage plans can be tailored to suit the needs of you and your pet. 

A vet referral isn't required, but it's advised if your dog has specific medical conditions needing professional oversight.

We do require veterinary consent to perform massage therapy, but we can make contact on your behalf. Simply leave a request to book an appointment, fill out the form and we will take care of everything else. 

Therapeutic massage can improve circulation, reduce stress and anxiety, alleviate pain, and enhance overall flexibility in dogs.

Physical recondictioning of the soft tissue cells help to transform muscles and activate resistance to injury through the power of massage. 

Yes! You need a veterinary referal for treating a specific condition to be able to claim the cost back on your insurance. Canine massage is a widely covered and recognised form of rehabilitation and is offered as part of the multi disciplinary team in order to offer the best standard of care for your pet. 

Frequency depends on your dog's specific needs; typically, a session every two to four weeks is recommended for general well-being. Rehabilitation work may start with a higher frequency of visits for certain periods of recovery, but can all massage plans can be tailored to suit the needs of you and your pet.