Senior Dog Massage with Pam Holt

Our beloved dogs are thankfully living longer than ever these days. With that blessing comes age-related issues like arthritis, causing reduced mobility and range of motion. Organ function decreases with age also, making alternatives to drugs desirable so as to not further tax the kidneys and liver. Massage is something we can all do with our own two loving hands. We can actively participate in our dogs' healing with effective massage, Tellington Touch (TTouch) and acupressure techniques, which will provide endless benefits for your best friend while strengthening the precious bond you cherish with them. We can also reap health benefits ourselves as well by giving a massage, like lowering our blood pressure. We can gather invaluable information by knowing what feels normal on our dogs, so we can more quickly find abnormalities should they arise in the future.