A body centred approach to helping anxious dogs
Mobile soft tissue therapy clinic for dogs in Gloucestershire
Based just outside of Gloucester in the Forest of Dean, my clinic covers a 20mile radius of Churcham (GL2) plus a clinic space at Forest Dog Deli in Cinderford
“Dogs do speak, but only to those who know how to listen.”.
Orhan Pamuk
In my practice I recognise the need to work at the dog’s pace at all times. We do not know how they are feeling in their body or in their environment therefore it’s important to pay close attention to their subtle signals & body language. Communication from the dog will influence how the sessions unfold.
Bodywork therapies tailored to the individual dog
I offer a variety of techniques & can help you decide which treatment pathway would be best suited to your anxious dog to ensure the best outcomes. Each service can be used as a stand-alone session or blended with other techniques to create a completely bespoke package.
Here are some common issues that dog carers are looking for help with:
- stress & anxiety
- emotional trauma
- chronic pain
- osteo arthritis & other joint issues
- stiffness or muscular tension
- recovery from injury
- back problems
- neck problems
- digestive issues
- post surgery rehabilitation
- physical maintenance for sports dogs
- problematic scars
Canine Bowen Therapy (Bowen Therapy for Dogs)
Bowen Therapy for Dogs is a light touch myofascial release technique which moves soft tissue to relieve tensions & restrictions, easing pain & stiffness.
Scar Tissue Release for Dogs (MSTR®)
Scar tissue release is a non-invasive, light touch technique to relieve adhesions & restrictions caused by scar tissue. This technique is suitable for scars older than 4 weeks, as long as they are completely healed.
Herbal Choices (Zoopharmacognosy / Self-Selection)
Applied Herbal Choices is a holistic method for supporting the health & wellbeing of animals through botanical self-selection. It is non-prescriptive & non-diagnostic & is not a replacement for veterinary care.
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