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Touch creates change in the body
both physiologically and energetically. Studies at the Center for Animal Wellness
at the University of Missouri have shown that
touch creates beneficial changes in neurotransmitters such as serotonin and dopamine,
reduces production of stress hormones, and
has positive effects on the cardiovascular
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Professional
canine massage can:
- Relieve pain from muscle stiffness, soreness,
and spasm
- Improve muscle tone, mobility, and
range of motion
- Improve energy level and increase alertness
- Stimulate circulation and improve oxygenation of the blood
- Reduce recovery time from injury and post-
operative care
- Strengthen the immune system
- Flush toxins and metabolic waste products
from the body
- Improve sports performance
- Serve as a proactive wellness tool
- Reduce anxiety and heal from emotional
trauma
- Increase quality of life for geriatric dogs
- Provide soothing comfort, physical, and
spiritual connection for terminally ill dogs
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At Canine Massage of the Rockies, we offer exceptional in-home canine massage based on extensive training in anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, and pathology of dogs. We combine
this knowledge with breed-specific tendencies, gait analysis, and a detailed health history to individualize massage for every dog we see. But most importantly, we comfort and we connect. |
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