Small Animal Bodywork

  • A merle australian shepherd is lying on the floor with her left front leg being stretched by a woman.

    Single BODYWORK session

    45min

    Ideal for dogs who have never had a bodywork session before. The session will incorporate elements of traditional canine massage, trigger point massage, acupressure, and/or other modalities to improve flexibility, promote circulation, reduce tension, and alleviate discomfort.

    Dogs can be massaged on a massage table or on the floor, depending on their preference and comfort level.

    $100
  • An american staffordshire bull terrier is sitting on a purple foam pad looking at the camera, being touched by a women around the shoulders.

    3 months BODYWORK package

    45min/session

    This 3-session package is 10% off each individual session. It is perfect for performance dogs and working dogs to maintain good musculoskeletal function, early detection of potential injuries, and promote recovery in order to excel in their careers. It is also ideal to improve mobility, increase circulation, and alleviate pain/discomfort for dogs with chronic issues (e.g., osteoarthritis, dysplasia, and/or degenerative disease). This package can also be used for multiple dogs residing in the same household.

    For maximum benefit, appointments should be booked every 3-6 weeks.

    * Must be used within 6 months from the date of the first session.

    $270
  • A springer spaniel is lying on a purple bed with his left hind leg being flexed by a woman in blue shirt.

    6 months BODYWORK package

    45min/session

    This 6-session package is 25% off each individual session. It is perfect for performance dogs and working dogs to maintain good musculoskeletal function, early detection of potential injuries, and promote recovery in order to excel in their careers. It is also ideal to improve mobility, increase circulation, and alleviate pain/discomfort for dogs with chronic issues (e.g., osteoarthritis, dysplasia, and/or degenerative disease). This package can also be used for multiple dogs residing in the same household.

    For maximum benefit, appointments should be booked every 3-6 weeks.

    * Must be used within 6 months from the date of the first session.

    $450

 Frequently Asked Questions

    • Reduces discomfort and tension

    • Promotes blood and lymph circulation

    • Alleviate muscle dysfunction to improve performance

    • Improves muscle tone, mobility, flexibility, and range of motion

    • Reduces anxiety and promotes emotional health

    • Assists with the healing process post-surgery and/or injury recovery

    • Evaluates your pet’s overall conformation and functional wellness

    • Identifies areas of concern for early professional intervention and/or treatment

    1. Traditional massage, trigger point massage, acupressure, and/or other modalities, customized to meet your pet’s unique needs, informed by their's current mood, overall health and functional wellness, and a thorough physical evaluation

    2. Summary of the session available within 24 hours

    3. Recommendations for modalities to be implemented at home

    • The frequency of a bodywork session depends on your dog’s individual characteristics, such as life stage, physical health, functional wellness, lifestyle, as well as career demands (if any).

    • Most dogs will benefit from a bodywork session every 3-6 weeks.

    • Active performance and working dogs will benefit from maintenance bodywork more frequently; bodywork session every 2-4 weeks may be more appropriate, depending on the demands of their career.

    • Dogs who are recovering from injuries may initially require more frequent bodywork sessions (e.g., weekly), which may be spaced out with the recovery process. E.g., Once a week for 2-3 sessions, then once every 2-3 weeks, then once every 3-6 weeks.

*Dogs with prior injury and/or pre-existing conditions must provide veterinarian clearance.

Disclaimer:

Siny Tsang is not a licensed veterinarian. Canine fitness & conditioning or bodywork should not be used as a substitute for professional veterinary care. As a canine fitness trainer and small animal bodywork practitioner, Siny Tsang does not diagnose or treat injuries or illnesses, nor does she provide medical advice or treatment. Any observations made during the conditioning or bodywork session will be communicated to the client, with recommendations to consult a veterinarian or other qualified healthcare provider. Animals seeking our services after a medical condition must have written clearance from a veterinarian. In case of a medical emergency, please seek immediate assistance from a veterinarian or the nearest animal hospital.