Assessment
A review of the dog's history and current movement patterns.
Treatment
Treatment for dogs
As a student practitioner, I offer treatment through massage and gentle mobilisation. Before treatment, I review the dog's history, function and movement pattern. The aim is to support the dog's function and mobility.
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My background
Developing expertise, with the dog at the centre.
I am a student at Nordisk Heste- og Hundeterapiskole (NHT) .
I am training as a canine massage therapist, with continuing education in joint adjustment and mobilisation. In my student practice, I work with the dog's muscles and joints through massage and gentle mobilisation within my current competence.
A consultation
What does a
treatment involve?
Every consultation is tailored to the individual dog's needs. I consider the dog's history, current movement and findings from the physical examination.
Palpation
A thorough physical check of the muscles, joints and trigger points.
Treatment
Massage and trigger-point treatment, with mobilisation when appropriate.
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Benefits of treatment
Support for movement and recovery.
Massage and mobilisation may be used as supportive measures for muscular tension and stiffness, and as part of tailored care around movement, training and recovery.
- May help reduce muscular tension and stiffness
- May support elasticity and mobility
- May form one part of a broader injury-prevention plan
- May form part of tailored care around recovery after activity
- May be used with the aim of supporting local blood and lymphatic circulation
Whether you have a hunting dog, sled dog or family dog, you are welcome to get in touch for a review of function and movement and individually tailored treatment.
Prices
Simple and transparent.
The pack rate applies when three or more dogs are treated.
Student practice · one dog
NOK 400
Pack rate
NOK 300 per dog
For owners with three or more dogs.
Booking
Book an appointment or ask about treatment.
Please get in touch to book an appointment or if you have any questions.