Dog Massage -The Special Touch
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If your spoiled dog has anything to say about it, a dog massage will be OK with him on Spa Day or any other day. This is one bonding experience, I think you'll both enjoy.
That being said, following are some very informative pet massage books for you and Rover to read - just click on the links if you're so inclined:
A detailed guide to pet massage with clear and complete information including illustrations. The author, Jean-Pierre Hourdebaigt, is a licensed massage therapist and considered an expert in the field. In addition to learning the massage movements to help your dog relax, basic dog anatomy is covered as well as routines for health problems.
Or if you are more comfortable with visual guides, here is a 90-minute Video demonstration by the same author above. (Hourdebaigt).
Dog Massage: A Whiskers-to-Tail Guide to Your Dog's Ultimate Petting Experience
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Healing Touch For Dogs Readers have found this step-by-step dog massage guide, easy to understand and follow. The author, a noted veterinarian and animal psychologist, describes with photos and illustrations how to develop a helpful massage routine as well as how to recognize dog illnesses.
Professionals and lay people alike have praised this video as a most impressive, informative and beautifully presented production. Not only does it provide relaxing bodywork routines for your dog, but also has helpful techniques for health concerns such as arthritis.
Easily learned dog massage techniques that you'll be able to apply right away. The routines are designed to help with circulation, flexibility and stressful situations, among other things.
Your dog will no doubt need special bodywork treatment during his older years. Here is a canine massage video to teach you the techniques especially well-suited to the senior dog. Your pet will thank you making his retirement life more comfortable!
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