News

October 2024

​Free muscular health checks will be available at Blackdown Agility show.

Further CPD training this month in Neuromuscular Facilitation, looking forward to making even more difference to more dogs.

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September 2024

Free muscular health checks will be available at Blackdown Agility show.

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July 2024

Canine Connection SW is now full time, with more weekday daytime appointments now available.

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June 2024

Free muscular health checks will be available at Blackdown Agility show and Jurassic Coast Agility Show. 

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May 2024

Along with fellow Canine Guild Members, we will be offering free muscular health checks at Blackdown Agility Show.

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March 2024

Happy Easter, officially British Summer Time begins, looking forward to attending some local agility shows this summer to offer free muscular health checks.

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February 2024

Price increase from 1st April 2024

Due to business costs increasing over the last couple of years, I am having to increase my prices for the first time since becoming a Clinical Canine Massage Therapist:

Initial consultation £50

Follow up appointments / Maintenance £45

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January 2024

Happy New Year all, looking forward to getting back to massage clients and lessons after a Christmas break.

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New for 2024, Introduction sessions for massage, short stress free and cooperative appointments aimed at building your dogs confidence without the treatment.

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December 2023

Happy Christmas everyone.

Training finished with a fun clear round session for Agility and Hoopers, with plenty of cake and hot chocolate.

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October 2023

Another fabulous day at Blackdown Agility Show offering free muscular health checks.

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September 2023

I will be at Blackdown Agility Show on the 9th to offer more free muscular health checks. Existing clients can also benefit from free warm up and cool downs.

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August 2023

A lovely day out with the stand to Plymtree Fayre and Country Show to offer free muscular health checks and to chat with owners about the benefits for their dogs.

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June 2023

Another year another quick trip up to Herefordshire to continue learning new skills, Ventral Aspect CPD this time, another thoroughly enjoyable course. As a Guild Member we do a minimum of 25 hours per year for CPD to ensure our knowledge and skills are fully up to date.

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April 2023

The Canine Massage Guild members will be offering free muscular health checks at Dog Fest Bristol and Dog Fest Knebworth this September, for more details and 20% discount code for tickets, you can find more information here.

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March 2023

Visiting Crufts, feel free to stop one of are Guild Members to discuss Clinical Canine Massage.

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January 2023

Amazing news, Canine Massage Therapy Guild is now recognised by four insurance companies as an official provider, rad more about it here.

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A whole year of my clinic, it's been a fantastic addition,  adding a safe and quiet area for the dogs to relax into their massage 

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December 2022

Absolutely fantastic news, the Canine Massage Guild won the Dog Friendly award for the Vets and Wellbeing category for the third year. What an amazing way to finish our birthday year. You can read more about it and canine massage therapy here

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August 2022

The Bank of England will be withdrawing legal tender status of paper £20 and £50 banknotes after 30 September 2022. I will not be able to accept paper notes for payment from 1st September 2022.

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June 2022

A quick trip up to Herefordshire to join in on a couple of CPD days, Skills 2 and Manual Lymphatic Drainage, it's always good to keep skills up to date and learn new ones, as a Guild Member we do a minimum of 25 hours per year for CPD to ensure our knowledge and skills are fully up to date.

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January 2022

The new Clinic is up! it's been a long wait but I'm looking forward to welcoming our first visitors soon.

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September 2021

Come and see us at Dog Fest West, Cirencester Park, Gloucestershire, 18th & 19th of September, our Guild Members will be there offering Free Muscular Health checks for your dogs.

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June 2021

The World’s first clinical research on Canine Massage Therapy has been published in the Vet Record, distributed by the British Veterinary Association (BVA). The Study shows significant decrease in pain severity following canine massage therapy and 95% of dogs respond to canine massage therapy.  

The study, a collaboration between the Canine Massage Guild and the University of Winchester, is the first of its kind to produce clinically verifiable evidence from a cohort of 527 cases. Read more about the findings here

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