Plum Grove Therapeutic Small Animal Massage

Through hands-on training, pet owners learn proper massage and bodywork techniques for canines. The coursework covers a basic understanding of the benefits of massage therapy, the basic strokes of massage and how and where to apply them, an overview of canine anatomy and physiology, instruction on how to understand and interpret behavioral cues indicating the need for massage, and training to provide a relaxation massage for a dog.  

Are you looking for a closer relationship with your dog?
Contact certified canine massage therapist, Cindy Douphinette, at Plum Grove Therapeutic Massage to sign up for an upcoming Small Animal Massage Workshop.

***NOTE**
The Services offered at Plum Grove Therapeutic Massage Therapy do not replace the need for proper veterinary or medical care. This practitioner does not make medical diagnoses, perform medical treatments or prescribe any form of medications. Please consult your veterinarian for specific diagnoses and treatments.

Plum Grove Therapeutic Large Animal Massage

Through hands-on training, owners and handlers can learn proper massage and bodywork techniques for horses. The coursework covers a basic understanding of the benefits of massage therapy, the basic strokes of massage and how and where to apply them, an overview of equine anatomy and physiology, and an overview of the principles of equine movement. Students also receive instruction on how to understand and interpret behavioral cues indicating the need for a massage and training to provide a relaxation and maintenance massage for a horse. 

Are you looking for a closer relationship with your horse?
Contact certified equine massage therapist, Cindy Douphinette at Plum Grove Therapeutic Massage to sign up for an upcoming Large Animal Massage Workshop.

***NOTE**
The Services offered at Plum Grove Therapeutic Massage Therapy do not replace the need for proper veterinary or medical care. This practitioner does not make medical diagnoses, perform medical treatments or prescribe any form of medications. Please consult your veterinarian for specific diagnoses and treatments.

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Massage benefits the caregiver too:

Enhances the bond between the animal and caregiver

Provides a hands on check for muscle imbalances

Provides timely insights indicating a need for veterinary care

Allows for the detection of lumps or growths that may go unnoticed during traditional petting