There are many benefits to be had by the canine patient who receives massage as therapy.
These include.
· Increased relaxation through activation of the sympathetic nervous system- this can reduce anxiety
· Improved circulation- assisting in removal of waste products and assisting healing
· Reducing muscle tension that causes pain
· Addressing compensatory muscle tightness and soreness through altered postures following injury or surgery
· Improved muscle length leading to improved joint range of motion
· Accelerated recovery following exercise
· Scar re-education following injury or surgery
· Maintaining and prolonging mobility in senior pets through ease of motion and reduction in pain
· Helping the owner connect with their dog.
Orthopedic
· Arthritis- improves ease of joint movement and reduces secondary muscle compensatory soreness
· Elbow dysplasia- reduces tension and soreness in muscles in close proximity
· Hip dysplasia- reduces tension and soreness in muscles in close proximity
· Neck and back pain- reduces muscle spasm and pain
· Spondylosis- improve spinal mobility through reduction in muscle tension
· Limb amputation- ese compensatory muscle soreness
· Senior pets with generalised stiffness and soreness.
Neurological
· IVDD- surgical or conservative management- management of compensatory muscle tension in non–affected limbs, and maintain circulation in affected limbs
· Wobblers- management of compensatory muscle tension and soreness in the cervical spine
· Degenerative neurological conditions- management of compensatory muscle tension and soreness and increasing circulation to affected limbs.
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