Canine Health Professionals
We are proudly associated with the following canine health professionals & organisations, all of whom subscribe to only using force-free methods in their handling of animals.
To find out more about each, click on their image and visit their website!
Canine Massage Guild
Learn the benefits of, and skills required to give your dog a massage!
Maddy Casey - Canine Bowen Therapy
Bowen Therapy is a very gentle, hands-on complementary therapy that aims to promote the best possible health and movement of the body
Lori Rose -Homeopathy Practitioner
Homeopathy is a natural, safe, gentle yet very powerful and effective medical system used successfully for over 200 years in many countries around the world.
Kim Rufus - Macoby Clinical Canine Massage
This manipulative therapy not only addresses the primary issue, but treats the
body as a whole. It relieves the dog's body of muscular imbalances and areas of
overcompensation.
Louise Swindlehurst - Worcestershire K9 Massage Works
Canine massage is a remedial treatment tailored to the needs of your dog, to ease any discomfort and improve their mobility and quality of life.
Penny Shephard - Ttouch & Tteam Practitioner
Providing complimentary therapies for all companion animals and equines
Elaine Stavert - Animal Therapy Works
Helping your hounds to be happy and healthy.
Amelia Welham - Veterinary Surgeon
Vets 4 Pets, Bath
Laura Hackett - Apollo Animal Physio
Professional physiotherapy for dogs and horses. If your animal is suffering with mobility, fitness or disability issues, Apollo Animal Physiotherapy offers the ideal solution. We can help your pet with their rehabilitation either from our base in Broadstairs, or via mobile services at your premises.
Tracey Kollnberger - Kent and Medway Hydrotherapy
At Kent and Medway Dog and Small animal Hydrotherapy we are dedicated to a comprehensive approach to caring for your dog. Whether your pet is recovering from orthopaedic surgery, healing from an injury, dealing with osteoarthritis, or in need of weight loss, an individualized program can be designed to achieve the best individual results.
Debbie Williams - Out of Step Canine
At Out of Step Canine Whole Body Health, gentle non-invasive soft tissue techniques are used to assess and manage injury, pain and dysfunction primarily of the neuro-musculoskeletal system. The techniques used help to restore balance, improve natural movement and influence the body’s own ability to repair. We also look at environment, exercise, food, stress and other factors to support your dog's overall health
Based in Co Durham, UK