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When it comes to having a central nervous system and the ability to feel pain, hunger, and thirst, a rat is a pig is a dog is a boy. ~Ingrid Newkirk

Your pet can have a "ruff" day, too! Most animals cannot communicate their pain or discomfort the way humans do.

Massage can offer the same health benefits for our animals as it does for us.

Massage can:

• Reduce muscle tension and soreness
• Improve circulation of blood and movement of lymphatic fluids
• Provide immune support
• Stimulate the body’s natural healing properties
• Improve the condition of the skin and coat
• Reduce recovery time
• Provide pain relief
• Provide emotional and physical comfort during periods of stress/transition/confinement
• Improve flexibility
• Expedite removal of wastes and toxins
• Stimulate muscles in elderly or inactive animals
• Serve as a proactive wellness tool

If you have questions or if you would like to schedule a massage appointment for your dog or cat please contact:

Rina Francisco     541.912.5909      rina@ruffdayswork.com

Appointments at your home or other local accommodation.

Note: Massage is not a substitute for proper veterinary care. Massage practitioners cannot diagnose or prescribe. Rehabilitation bodywork done to address specific injury or illness needs to be approved by your veterinarian.