Why Massage Therapy?

Is your dog’s walk looking a little stiff?

Is your horse not performing up to their usual standard?

Does something feel “off,” but you just can’t quite put your finger on it?

Is your four-legged friend recovering from an injury or living with a long-term condition like osteoarthritis?

Has your animal just come off an intense show season with heavy training sessions?

Or do you simply want to make sure they’re cared for in every possible way?

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​Rehabilitation and Prevention



There are many situations where animal massage therapy can support your dog’s or horse’s well-being. Releasing tension in tight muscles and loosening the surrounding fascia (connective tissue) can reduce pain, improve mobility, and restore flexibility. This helps bring back the body’s natural range of motion and lowers the risk of future injuries.

So while massage plays an important role in rehabilitation, it’s also a powerful tool for preventative care—and it can even save you money in the long run.

More than just a touch

Massage therapy is more than just relaxing—it's rooted in a deep understanding of anatomy, muscle function, and the ability to detect when soft tissues are restricted and impacting the body. A healthy body functions best when it is relaxed and balanced.

Using massage, along with complementary techniques such as Red Light Therapy and Trigger Point Therapy, I help your animal reach that state of balance.

Why? Because they deserve to feel their best.

When your companion feels good, it brings joy to both of you. Whether you’re competing at a high level, enjoying weekend trail rides, or caring for a senior or young pet, massage offers benefits for all.

Every animal is unique—and I’d love to hear your story.