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Services
Myotherapy
Using hands on remedial massage techniques to stretch and target specific areas of tension, helping to relieve discomfort, improve flexibility and restore natural movement. It is beneficial for dogs recovering from injury or surgery, dogs with chronic muscle tightness, active dogs needing maintenance, treating compensatory changes and any dog experiencing stiffness.
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It’s commonly used to:
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Ease muscle tension and spasms
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Improve posture and range of motion
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Support recovery
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Reduce discomfort from chronic conditions
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Helps calm and relax dogs experiencing anxiety
It is not suitable for:
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Open wounds, infected areas, burns or acute fractures
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Areas with active cancer
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Dogs who are pregnant
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Replacement for veterinary diagnosis or essential medical treatment
Functional & Conditioning Exercise
These exercises are tailored to your dog’s abilities and focus on improving muscle function, posture, and overall musculoskeletal health. They are suitable for puppies developing strong, resilient bodies, active or sporting dogs, dogs recovering from injury or surgery, and older dogs maintaining mobility and independence.
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They are commonly used to:
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Build core strength and stability
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Improve coordination, balance, and flexibility
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Support rehabilitation after injury or surgery
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Prevent future musculoskeletal issues
They are not suitable for:
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Dogs with acute injuries without veterinary clearance
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Activities that exceed a dog’s current physical ability
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Replacement for veterinary diagnosis or essential medical treatment
Laser Therapy
Class 3B laser therapy uses targeted light energy to penetrate the skin and reach deep into muscles, joints, and connective tissues. The light stimulates cells to produce more energy at a cellular level, increasing circulation and oxygen delivery while encouraging faster tissue repair. It also helps reduce inflammation by promoting lymphatic drainage and modulating the body’s natural pain signals. This combination of effects can relieve muscle tension, improve joint flexibility, and enhance overall musculoskeletal health.
Class 3B laser therapy is particularly beneficial for active or sporting dogs to support performance and prevent injury, dogs recovering from surgery or soft tissue injuries, and older dogs experiencing stiffness or arthritis. It helps reduce pain and inflammation, improves mobility, and can slow the progression of degenerative conditions such as arthritis. When used as part of a tailored treatment plan alongside remedial massage and functional exercises, it supports your dog’s comfort, movement and long-term wellbeing.
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It’s commonly used to:
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Reduce muscle and joint pain
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Speed up recovery from injury or surgery
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Improve circulation and tissue repair
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Support mobility, comfort, and performance
It is not suitable for:
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Areas with active cancer without veterinary approval
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During pregnancy or over open growth plates
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Direct application to the eyes
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Replacement for veterinary diagnosis or essential medical treatment