Is Your Dog
Feeling Their Age?
CANINE MASSAGE & ACUPRESSURE Coming Soon
Gentle support for comfort, mobility, and quality of life.
Does this sound familiar?
As dogs age, subtle changes in comfort and mobility become a part of daily life.
TAKING LONGER TO GET UP
HESITATING BEFORE JUMPING
SLOWER ON WALKS
STIFF AFTER RESTING
LESS INTERESTED IN PLAY
Getting up from resting or lying down takes more time and effort.
They think twice before jumping into the car, onto the couch, or up the stairs.
Walks are shorter or they move at a slower pace.
Mornings or long naps seem to leave them a little stiffer.
They are not as excited about play, adventures, or activities they once loved.
How Canine Bodywork
May Help
Supports Motility
Helps maintain range of motion and flexibility.
Encourages Circulation
Promotes healthy bloodflow and lymphatic drainage.
Promotes Relaxation
Helps reduce stress and supports nervous system balance.
Enhances Overall Comfort
May help ease tension and improve quality of life.
Why I'm Pursuing Canine Massage & Acupressure
When my dog, Pyzer, entered the final chapter of his life, I wanted more ways to support his comfort. As a licensed acupuncturist, I felt called to expand my skills so I can better help aging dogs live each day with more ease.
Canine massage and acupressure combine my background in Traditional Chinese Medicine with my love of animals—so I can offer even deeper support to the dogs and families I care for.
Training in Progress
I am currently completing my certification in Canine Massage and Acupressure through Northwest School of Animal Massage.
Expected Launch:
March 2027
