Four Dogs Canine Massage

Four Dogs Canine Massage Clinical Canine Massage helps rehabilitation of muscular injuries and pain management of chronic conditions

Come along to the Canine Wellness Clinic Airedale Animal Feeds today and get a free muscular health check (for your dog...
16/11/2025

Come along to the Canine Wellness Clinic Airedale Animal Feeds today and get a free muscular health check (for your dog!!)

Come along to the Canine Wellness Clinic Airedale Animal Feeds today and get a free muscular health check (for your dog!...
16/11/2025

Come along to the Canine Wellness Clinic Airedale Animal Feeds today and get a free muscular health check (for your dog!!)

🐾 Did you know your dog’s body is wrapped in a connective tissue called fascia?When fascia becomes tight or restricted, ...
13/11/2025

🐾 Did you know your dog’s body is wrapped in a connective tissue called fascia?

When fascia becomes tight or restricted, it can affect movement, posture, and even cause discomfort. Issues in the fascia can cause:

➡️Reduced flexibility – fascia that loses its elasticity limits muscle lengthening and joint range of motion.
➡️Restricted glide – normally, fascia allows muscles and tissues to slide smoothly; restrictions increase friction and stiffness.
➡️Altered movement patterns – the body compensates for restricted areas by overusing other muscles, leading to imbalances.
➡️Decreased strength and power – tight fascia can inhibit optimal muscle contraction and force generation.
➡️Pain and discomfort – restrictions may irritate nerves or create tension in surrounding tissues.
➡️Poor circulation – limited fascial mobility can restrict blood and lymphatic flow, slowing recovery.
➡️Postural issues – fascial restrictions can “pull” the body out of alignment, contributing to poor posture.

Clinical Canine Massage uses
✨ Myofascial release – to free up restrictions in fascia and restore natural movement

Together with a blend of proven techniques:
✨ Swedish massage – for relaxation, circulation, and overall wellness
✨ Deep tissue massage – to target specific muscle tension and adhesions
✨ Sports massage – to support active dogs, enhance performance, and aid recovery

These methods don’t just relax your dog—they help improve mobility, reduce pain, and support long-term comfort and vitality.

🐶 Whether your pup is a playful companion, a sporting athlete, or a senior slowing down, clinical canine massage can make a real difference.

Contact me to find out how your dog could benefit.
☎️07882 062915
📧fourdogsjaynee@gmail.com
🌐https://www.fourdogscaninemassage.co.uk/

Don't miss your free muscular health check!! This Sunday Airedale Animal Feeds
13/11/2025

Don't miss your free muscular health check!! This Sunday Airedale Animal Feeds

🐾 Did you know that clinical canine massage can make a real difference for dogs living with orthopaedic issues like arth...
11/11/2025

🐾 Did you know that clinical canine massage can make a real difference for dogs living with orthopaedic issues like arthritis, hip dysplasia, cruciate injuries or post-surgery stiffness? 💛

Here’s how it helps 👇

✨ Relieves pain & muscle tension – Massage releases tight, sore muscles and encourages the body’s natural pain relief hormones.

💧 Improves circulation & reduces swelling – Better blood and lymph flow means faster healing and less inflammation.

💪 Balances the body – Dogs often compensate when one area hurts. Massage helps ease overworked muscles and support better movement.

🧠 Aids body awareness & mobility – Gentle, targeted touch can help your dog move more comfortably and confidently.

😌 Promotes relaxation – Chronic pain can be stressful! Massage helps calm the nervous system and supports better rest.

Clinical massage works beautifully alongside veterinary care, helping your dog feel more comfortable and move more freely 🐕💚

If your dog struggles with stiffness or an orthopaedic condition, a tailored massage session could be just what they need to feel their best again!

To find out more:
☎️0788 2062915
📧fourdogsjaynee@gmail.com
🌐https://www.fourdogscaninemassage.co.uk/

Come along for your FREE Muscular Health check Airedale Animal Feeds this Sunday (16th) and find out more about Clinical...
10/11/2025

Come along for your FREE Muscular Health check Airedale Animal Feeds this Sunday (16th) and find out more about Clinical Canine Massage

09/11/2025

The challenge and the consequences from a Massage Therapist’s perspectiveAs dog lovers we all have, or will at some point, experience the joy of sharing our lives with dogs that can sometimes prove a little more challenging than others. Dogs that are ‘Lead -pullers’ are one such challenge expe...

🐾 Common Misconceptions About Canine Massage — Let’s Set the Record Straight! 🐶💆‍♀️There are so many myths floating arou...
06/11/2025

🐾 Common Misconceptions About Canine Massage — Let’s Set the Record Straight! 🐶💆‍♀️

There are so many myths floating around about canine massage, so let’s bust a few of the big ones 👇

1️⃣ “Massage is just pampering.”
Not true! While dogs do love the relaxation, massage also supports muscle health, improves circulation, boosts mobility, and aids recovery. It’s wellness, not luxury.

2️⃣ “Massage is only for injured dogs.”
Massage isn’t just for rehab — it’s fantastic for prevention! Regular sessions help keep joints flexible, muscles balanced, and can even improve posture and performance for active dogs.

3️⃣ “Dogs don’t get stressed.”
Our pups absolutely feel stress — from loud noises, changes in routine, travel, or even our own energy. Massage helps calm their nervous system and promotes emotional balance.

4️⃣ “Anyone can massage a dog.”
Gentle pats are lovely, but true therapeutic massage requires training and understanding of anatomy, pressure points, and body language. Done incorrectly, it can actually cause discomfort or injury.

5️⃣ Bonus myth: “My dog’s too young/old for massage.”
Puppies benefit from early body awareness and socialization, while seniors enjoy pain relief, better mobility, and comfort in their golden years. Massage can be adapted for every stage of life. 🐕💖

✨ Whether your dog is a couch potato, agility star, or senior companion — massage can enhance their quality of life in so many ways.

🐾 Ready to learn more or book a session? Send me a message — your pup will thank you with extra tail wags! 🐾

🐾 Is Your Dog’s Sitting Position Telling You Something? 🐾Did you know that how your dog sits can be a big clue about how...
04/11/2025

🐾 Is Your Dog’s Sitting Position Telling You Something? 🐾

Did you know that how your dog sits can be a big clue about how they’re feeling — especially when it comes to pain or discomfort?

👉 “Lazy/Puppy sit” (legs to the side):
If your dog (not puppy) often sits with one or both legs splayed out to the side instead of neatly tucked under, it might look cute — but it can be a sign of hip, knee, or lower back discomfort. This posture can mean they’re trying to avoid putting pressure on sore joints or tight muscles.

👉 "Human sit" (Tucked bottom, legs stretched forward):
When your dog sits with their back end tucked under and their front legs stretched out in front, it could point to tension through their lower back, pelvis, or abdomen. This position helps relieve pressure from painful areas — but it’s also a signal that something’s not quite right.

⚕️ A Quick Note:
Only a veterinarian can diagnose pain or medical conditions in your dog. Canine massage therapists don’t diagnose — but we can work alongside your vet’s care to support your dog’s comfort and mobility through gentle, therapeutic touch.

💆‍♀️ How Canine Massage Can Help:
Gentle, targeted massage can:
✨ Ease muscle tension and stiffness
✨ Improve flexibility and comfort
✨ Support joint health
✨ Promote relaxation and overall well-being

Massage isn’t just for pampering — it’s a powerful way to help your dog move more freely and feel their best. 🐶❤️

If you’ve noticed unusual sitting positions or stiffness, it might be time to get your dog assessed. A professional Clinical Canine Massage Therapist can help relieve those underlying issues before they become more serious.

To find out more go to:
https://www.fourdogscaninemassage.co.uk/

Or call 0788 2062915

Clinical Canine Massage can help muscular injuries, such as sprains and strains, and can also help chronic pain manageme...
03/11/2025

Clinical Canine Massage can help muscular injuries, such as sprains and strains, and can also help chronic pain management of Orthopaedic conditions such as Arthritis, Hip and Elbow dysplasia and Spondylosis. Improvements are usually seen in 1-3 sessions, and treatments are held in the comfort of your own home.

To find out how it could help your dog go to:
https://www.fourdogscaninemassage.co.uk/
Or call 0788 2062915

Small changes in your home and daily routine can make a huge difference in your dog’s comfort, mobility, and quality of life, here's a few tips that can help:

1️⃣Non-Slip Flooring
Put down rugs, mats, or runners on slippery surfaces to prevent falls. Consider yoga mats for long hallways.
2️⃣Raised Food & Water Bowls
Helps reduce strain on neck, spine, hips, and shoulders. Especially useful for taller dogs or those with arthritis.
3️⃣Joint-Friendly Supplements (check with your vet first)
Glucosamine & chondroitin – support cartilage health.
Omega-3 fatty acids (fish oil) – reduce inflammation.
Green-lipped mussel – natural anti-inflammatory.
4️⃣Orthopaedic Dog Bed
Memory foam or supportive beds ease pressure on joints. Avoid thin beds or hard floors.
5️⃣Weight Management
Keep your dog at a healthy weight to reduce stress on joints. Use vet-approved diets if needed.
6️⃣Temperature Comfort
Warm, cozy bedding in colder months helps joints. Avoid damp or drafty resting spots.
7️⃣Ramps & Stairs
Use ramps to help your dog get onto sofas, beds, or into the car. Prevents unnecessary jumping that can worsen joint problems.
8️⃣Paw & Nail Care
Keep nails trimmed to prevent altered gait and joint stress. Check paw pads regularly for comfort and traction.

🐾 Is Your Dog in Pain? Here’s What to Look For — and How Clinical Canine Massage Can Help! 💆‍♀️🐶Dogs are experts at hidi...
29/10/2025

🐾 Is Your Dog in Pain? Here’s What to Look For — and How Clinical Canine Massage Can Help! 💆‍♀️🐶

Dogs are experts at hiding pain, but subtle changes in their behavior can reveal discomfort. Here are a few signs to watch for:
✅ Stiffness or difficulty getting up
✅ Reluctance to jump, climb stairs, or go for walks
✅ Excessive licking or chewing at certain areas
✅ Changes in posture or movement
✅ Grumpiness or withdrawal

Clinical Canine Massage isn’t just pampering — it’s a therapeutic approach that helps relieve muscular tension, improve mobility, and support your dog’s overall well-being. Through gentle, targeted techniques, it can:
💪 Reduce pain and stiffness
❤️ Improve circulation and flexibility
🌿 Promote relaxation and recovery

If you’ve noticed your dog slowing down or showing these signs, it might be time to book a massage session and help them feel like their happy, playful self again. 🐕✨

For more info:
☎️0788 2062915
📧fourdogsjaynee@gmail.com
🌐https://www.fourdogscaninemassage.co.uk

29/10/2025

How many times a day does your dog negotiate stairs? This includes stairs in the house, steps in the garden and their local environment! Things that rise…Does your dog follow you everywhere around the house? Do they trail behind you as you ascend the stairs or run past you and wait at the top? Do ...

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