Is your dog stiff or slowing down?
Limping? Struggling with stairs? Behaviour changes?
Have you noticed your dog:
Moving differently - stiff on rising, hesitant to jump, not playing with friends
Showing behaviour changes - grumpiness, anxiety, snappy with other dogs or humans
Sensitive to touch, or difficult to handle
Showing signs you can't quite put your finger on, despite vet visits that haven't found anything
Anxious or reactive, and you've struggled to find someone who can work with them
Living with a diagnosis like arthritis, hip dysplasia, or lumbosacral stenosis, and you want to do everything you can alongside your vet
Dogs are remarkably good at hiding pain. The signs, when they do show up, are easy to miss or explain away.
If you’ve found yourself Googling symptoms at odd hours, wondering whether it’s pain or age or just personality, that instinct is worth listening to.
“Benji is now able to enjoy his off-lead times without limping and it’s less of a struggle for him to remain in one place to toilet.”
Arthritis, hip or elbow dysplasia, luxating patella
Chronic pain or stiffness
Lameness or changes in how your dog moves
Lumbosacral stenosis or other spinal/neurological conditions
Changes in daily life - reluctance to jump, hesitation on stairs, slowing on walks
Anxiety, tension, or behaviour changes
Senior dogs showing signs of ageing
Keeping performance dogs fit - agility, obedience, working trials
Canine massage can help with:
