Time for Pooch Canine Massage

Time for Pooch Canine Massage I am a trained canine massage therapist, located on the Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire border.

🐾 Honoring Our Courageous War Dogs 🐾Today, we pause to remember and honour the incredible bravery, loyalty, and sacrific...
11/11/2025

🐾 Honoring Our Courageous War Dogs 🐾

Today, we pause to remember and honour the incredible bravery, loyalty, and sacrifice of our nation’s war dogs — the four-legged heroes who have served alongside soldiers in times of conflict.

From detecting danger to comforting troops in the toughest moments, these dogs have shown us what true devotion looks like. 💛

As we reflect on their service, we’re also reminded how important it is to care for the bodies and minds of all working dogs — past and present.

Let’s take a moment today to thank these noble companions — and give our own dogs an extra hug (or massage) of appreciation. 🐶💆‍♀️

08/11/2025
07/11/2025

Their healing starts with yours ❤️‍🩹

[Dog somatics, co-regulation, somatic dog, calm dog, animal somatics, dog training, dog science]

Want to Help Your Best Friend Stay Active and Happy? 📚Our Canine Care Workshop is a fantastic opportunity to bond with y...
05/11/2025

Want to Help Your Best Friend Stay Active and Happy?

📚Our Canine Care Workshop is a fantastic opportunity to bond with your dog on a whole new level! Join us for an awesome 2 part workshop where you'll learn massage techniques and physiotherapy exercises to keep your dog feeling fantastic, from playful puppy zoomies to graceful senior strolls.

💻We've structured this workshop with your dog's comfort in mind. The first part is an online session so you can learn from home. The second is an interactive, in-person workshop where you and your dog will learn the associated techniques and exercises.

👩‍🎓Experts Lily Moffatt and Katy Conway are sharing their secrets to keeping dogs happy and healthy, teaching you how to understand what your dog's body is telling you (because sometimes barks just aren't enough!). You'll learn how to boost their mobility, make them feel amazing, and strengthen that special bond you share.

What You and Your Dog Will Gain:

🐕Boosted Mobility & Flexibility: Learn targeted exercises to keep those tails wagging longer.

🤫Decoding Doggy Language: Become a canine whisperer! Learn how to spot those subtle signs of discomfort so you can help your pup feel their best.

🐿️Pain Prevention: Learn how to keep your dog safe and sound, whether they're chasing squirrels or just chilling on the sofa.

💆Master Massage & Physio: Gain practical skills in effective massage techniques and physiotherapy exercises you can use at home.

Part 1: Online LIVE or recording available.
Live 23rd November 4pm-6pm.

Part 2: Saturday 6th December 9:15am - 12:15pm
Location; Hanwell Wine Estate, Hickling Pastures, Melton Mowbray LE14 3QG

Further details can be found here - https://timeforpooch.co.uk/physio-workshop

05/11/2025
Make sure your dog isnt carrying extra weight on those joints.  If the joints are arthritic and painful it is even more ...
05/11/2025

Make sure your dog isnt carrying extra weight on those joints. If the joints are arthritic and painful it is even more important you lessen the load as every gram weighs twice as heavy when you're in pain.

Have an honest look at your dog, can you see their ribs? Do they have a nice tucked in waist? Next time you go to the vets pop them on the scales so you can monitor their weight.

SO MANY of the pets I see are too wellpadded, chubby, overweight, and (to be frank) FAT!

A lot of people are surprised when I tell them their pets need to lose weight for their health and wellbeing.

This is because SO MANY pets are fat (50% at least) that people look around and see so many fat pets that fat becomes the 'new normal).

In fact, I've had clients come in with lovely, lean, healthy pets who have been abused on the street for 'starving' their pets!

Here's how to tell if your pets need to lose weight.

If you have a dog, you should be able to run your fingers over the side of their ribs, running from head to tail with LIGHT pressure and EASILY feel the bumps of ribs.

In short coated dogs, you should be able to SEE the bumps of the last 2-3 ribs.

(Cats tend to store up their chub in a pouch of skin in their groin, between the legs. If you can feel soemthing like a squishy water balloon down there, they are overweight. By the time you can't feel a cat's ribs, they are SERIOUSLY overweight).

Obesity cases MANY HEALTH PROBLEMS: chronic inflammation, damage to the joints and accelerated arthritis, Diabetes, depression, pain, heart disease, skin disease, liver damage, and SHORTENS YOUR PET'S LIFE!

A lot of people ask me; 'What's my dogs ideal weight?' - I tell them that once we can easily feel ribs, then weigh them, and you'll know. However, we can ususally make a pretty good guess.

Dr Ed's infallible pet weight loss diet!

Firstly, get off all kibble and processed food (high in carbs) and onto a fresh whole foods diet, raw or cooked)

Make your best guess at your animal's target healthy weight. Then feed your pets 3% of their target body weight each day.

You'll get better weight loss when you only feed on meal each day.

You'll get even better weight loss (and a healthier immune system) if you fast your pets completely one day each week. (If that's too emotionally challenging, you can give them a meal of bone broth on the fast day!)

WEIGH your pets monthly. Easiest way is to drop into your vet and pop them on the scales.

If they are losing weight, all is well. If not, reduce the amount you are feeding by 20%. If you do that for another month and have no weright loss, better have a blood test to check thyroid function, and hypothyroid dogs will not lose weight even on strict diets.

Let me know in the chat - is you rpet overweight?

Have you tried dieting pets and failed?

What has worked for you in weight loss for your pets?

I help animals all over the world heal and be well + happy with holistic veterinary care, kind training, and energy healing. If you want me to help your pets, message me! Zoom and in person appts available.

I am very excited to announce that once again Lily Moffatt Veterinary Physiotherapy has teamed up with Time for Pooch Ca...
05/11/2025

I am very excited to announce that once again Lily Moffatt Veterinary Physiotherapy has teamed up with Time for Pooch Canine Massage to bring you an awesome workshop.

Those who have joined our workshops before will know what a fantastic experience it is.
🐾You will learn lots to help your dog,
🐾You get to spend time with like minded souls
🐾You get dedicated 1-1 time with your dog
🐾You will have fun along the way.

This time we have structured the workshop in 2 parts. The first part will be online so your dogs can snooze in the comfort of their own bed 🛏️(or yours!!) while you learn.

2nd part is in person at the very lovely Hanwell Wine Estate nestled in the rolling Hicking Pastures countryside, and with easy access from the A46.

Further details - https://fb.me/e/5j1DPwEtO

New workshop alert!!🚨

A WORKSHOP ON CANINE MASSAGE & VETERINARY PHYSIOTHERAPY

Part 1: Online LIVE or recording available. Live 23rd November 4pm-6pm.

Part 2: Saturday 6th December 9:15am - 12:15pm
Location; Hanwell Wine Estate, Hickling Pastures, Melton Mowbray LE14 3QG

Join Time for Pooch Canine Massage and Lily Moffatt Veterinary Physiotherapy for a fun and comprehensive workshop that explores the powerful combination of massage and physiotherapy for canine pain management.

We've structured this workshop with your dog's comfort in mind. The first part is an online session covering the theory, so you can learn from home. The second is an interactive, in-person workshop where you and your dog will learn the associated techniques and exercises.

✨ Gait & Posture Assessment – learn what to look for in walk, trot & stand
✨ The Body as a Whole System – how muscles, nerves & circulation work together
✨ Orthopaedic Conditions – dysplasia, cruciate injuries & management options
✨ Working with Vets – collaboration for best outcomes
✨ Massage in Practice – safe techniques & hands-on learning
✨ Relaxation & Recovery – why calm matters for healing
✨ Daily Integration – home exercises, routines & monitoring progress

Learn from experts as Lily Moffatt and Katy Conway share their combined knowledge teaching you how to improve mobility and enhance overall well-being.

Limited spaces available!
Working slots: 8 Cost £62 (1 human and 1 dog)
Spectator slots: 4 Cost £46.50

Contact katy@timeforpooch.co.uk to reserve your spot.

Payment is due up front. Cancellations made one week before the workshop will be reimbursed 50% of the fee. Cancellations made within 48 hours of the workshop will incur the full cost.

Please note: All dogs attending must be sociable and comfortable around other dogs and humans. We will take breaks throughout the day for stretching, sniffing, and human refreshments.

https://timeforpooch.co.uk/physio-workshop

03/11/2025

Did you know sound affects your dog’s emotions just like it affects yours?

🌍Modern life surrounds us — and our pets — with artificial sounds, sharp tones, and high-frequency noises. But what if we could return to nature’s rhythm — would our dogs feel calmer, safer, and more balanced?

🎶I've been reading about how the universal tuning frequency was changed. Prior to 1939 the frequency all instruments were tuned to was 432 Hz, often called “the heartbeat of the Earth.” Many believe it aligns with patterns found in nature — gentle waves, wind, birdsong — creating harmony and peace. 🌿

🧘‍♀️When music is tuned to 432 Hz instead of the modern standard 440 Hz, listeners (both humans and animals) often report deeper relaxation and reduced anxiety.

🐶Dogs are such sensitive animals who evolved listening to natural soundscapes — rustling leaves, heartbeats, rain. It makes sense to me that when exposed to chaotic or overly synthetic frequencies, their stress hormones can rise — just like ours.

🤔I am going to be testing this out in my clinic when dogs come for a massage to see if it helps with relaxation.

🎵 Try It Yourself, find 432 Hz ambient tracks on YouTube & Spotify and let me know if you notice a difference in you or your dogs.

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
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