Canine Massage in Dallas
Canine Massage

What is Canine Massage?
Canine massage is a holistic, non-invasive hands-on technique that helps prevent and alleviate pain, discomfort, muscle spasms, and stress. While at the same time helps the body release toxins trapped in tight muscles.
Like massage for people, canine massage promotes health, relaxation, increases oxygenation, relieves pain, improves joint flexibility, and offers various benefits to the immune system.
Canine Massage is a complementary therapy to other exercise and physical therapy forms. The effects of massage are not just on the muscular system but all body systems.
Canine Massage is recommended for all dogs including but not limited too:
Sporting Dogs: Agility/Barn Hunt/Dock Diving/Hunting/Lure
Working Dogs: Guide/Service Dogs/K-9 Units/Search/Rescue
Show Dogs
Pre & Post-Surgical Dogs
Geriatric Dogs
Puppies
It is important to know that canine massage is not a substitute for qualified veterinary care. Canine massage is intended to enhance your dog's overall well being and complement the care provided by your veterinarian.
By Texas law, therapeutic massage on an animal is required to be done under the direct or general supervision of a licensed veterinarian. Since we are not veterinarians and are acting as independent contractors, a veterinary supervision form is required prior to your pet's first session in order to be in compliance with Texas Administrative Code 573.14.

Benefits of Canine Massage
- Improves mobility and flexibility helping to restore natural movement.
- Helps to resolve or reduce lameness, limping, soreness, or stiffness improving weight-bearing on all four limbs.
- Improves mood, temperament, and behavior.
- Resolves or decreases sympathetic activity associated with Trigger Points (knots) and Myofascial pain.
- Improves muscle tone, lengthens a dog’s stride, increases range of motion, allows for more fluid motion, and reduces injuries of sports-related injuries.
- Relieves muscle and connective tissue restrictions, spasms, tightening of muscles, tendons, skin, and nearby tissues that cause the joints to shorten and become stiff, limiting normal movement.
- Improves performance for sporting and working dogs.
- Helps with muscular injuries and reduces and remodels scar tissue.
- Influences the body’s natural healing process.
- Alleviates age-related disorders.
- Helps with pain management.
- Improves posture and gain (movement).
- Increases blood circulation promoting oxygenated and nutrient delivery to muscles and tissues.
- Assists the lymphatic system, by removing toxins from the body.
- Supports Orthopedic conditions such as Arthritis, Hip Dysplasia, Luxating Patella, IVDD, or age-related degenerations of the spine.
- Improves the quality of life for dogs in need of palliative care.
- Assists in pre-and post-operative procedures.
- Reduces anxiety by decreasing stress levels and inducing a relaxation response.
- Improves activity levels and helps return a dog to normal activities of daily living.
- Enhances your dog’s quality of life for a happier healthier dog.
Canine Massage Includes:
- Customized massage based on your dog’s breed, age, health, and needs
- Fresh bottle water
- Natural oils, if approved
- Treats given, if allowed
- A potty break before and after each session
- Feedback through email after each session
- Lots and lots of TLC 🤍
Canine Massage Pricing & Packages
All services include bottled water service, a potty break before and after each session, and feedback via email.
Each session will take place individually for households with more than one pet to allow maximum benefits.
Packages must be used within six months of the first date of service.