Giving dogs regular massages can help keep them healthy and happy. Learn how to massage a dog's ears, spine, legs, paws, tail and stomach in this free series of pet care video lessons on giving dog massages.
The therapeutic benefits of dog massage include helping with joints, muscles and internal organs and keeping your dog happy and calm. Learn more in this free pet care video guide.
When massaging a dog, it's important to use gentle strokes. Deep tissue massage will hurt your dog! Learn more about how to safely give a dog massage in this free pet care video lesson.
It's important to keep dogs calm during a massage by getting rid of distractions like bones and toys. Learn more about how to massage your dog in this free pet care video lesson.
Many dogs get injuries or arthritis in their back legs. Learn how to massage the back legs of your dog in this free pet care video lesson on giving dog massages.
Massaging the pads of your dog's back paws can keep your dog healthy and happy. Learn how to give paw massages to your dog in this free pet care video lesson.
When giving a massage to a dog that is lying down, it's important to remember to massage both sides of the dog's body. Learn more in this free pet care video lesson on giving dog massages.
Get tips on massaging the joints and muscles of a dog's forelegs in this free pet care video on how to keep your dog healthy and happy by giving them regular dog massages.
You can massage the sides of your dog with the dog either standing up or lying down. Learn how in this free pet care video lesson on how to give dog massages.
It's important to be very careful when massaging a dog's spine, and to use the correct techniques. Learn how to massage the spine during a dog massage in this free pet care video lesson.
Massaging a dog's stomach and genital area is not only a way to relax your dog, it's also a great way to check for uterine cancer and cancer of the mammal veins. Learn how to massage a dog's stomach in this free pet care video lesson.
A dog's tail is an extension of its spine, so massaging the tail is an important part of giving a dog massage. Learn how to massage a dog's tail in this free pet care video lesson.
Dog ears contain thirteen different muscles that can all get tired and sore, so dogs love getting their ears massaged! Learn how to massage a dog's ears in this free pet care video guide on giving dog massages.
Some dogs don't like having their paws touched, but for tolerant dogs, paw massages can be a real treat. Learn how to massage a dog's paws in this free pet care video on how to give dog massages.
Massaging the chest area of an old dog can help stimulate the lungs. Learn more about how to massage older dogs in this free pet care video lesson.
Massage can help increase the range of motion of a dog that has arthritis or an injury, but check with your vet first. Learn how to massage for increased range of motion in this pet care video lesson.
Thumb walks are a massage technique that can be used to massage around a dog's spine. Learn how to use thumb walks in a dog massage in this free pet care video lesson.
When beginning a dog massage, use your fingertips to check for bumps and temperature changes that may indicate problems. Learn how in this free pet care video guide on how to give your dog a massage.
The sponge stroke is great for massaging the legs of dogs. Learn how to use a sponge stroke in a dog massage in this free pet care video lesson on how to keep your dog healthy and happy with regular massages.
Dog massage can not only help you bond with your dog, but it can help alleviate arthritis pain and muscle soreness. Learn why it's important to learn how to massage your dog in this free pet care video guide.
Summary: Dogs can bring an infinite amount of joy and companionship into our lives. Coming home to a wagging tail and an eager smile creates a feeling of love and happiness, and can make anyone feel needed as part of an intimate family. In fact, studies have show that having a pet can reduce stress, lower blood pressure and relieve depression. Whether your favorite activity to share with your puppy is a long walk in the park or just watching television on the couch together, it's important to show your dog just as much love as they show you.
In this free video series, our expert will demonstrate how to keep your dog healthy and happy with regular massages. You may think only people enjoy the feeling of a good massage, but dogs too, can benefit from the pain reducing, stress relief of massage. You will learn how to massage different parts of your dog's body, including their ears, paws, spine and legs. You will also learn how to keep a dog calm for a massage, how to use your fingertips in dog massage and how to massage older dogs. So, show your pup how much you love him with the expert tips from this video series on dog massage.
Contact: utahpetmassage.com
Expert: Mary Norton is a Pet Masseuse and Veterinarian Assistant. She massages mostly dogs but has also worked on cats for close to 13 years. Mary became certified in pet massage last year and has been doing this for the public for about 18 months. She goes to people's home and does the massage or teaches the owners how to massage. Contact Mary on her website or at 801-867-2262.