Home Visits- Fox Valley
Acupressure is a non-invasive gentle process that can greatly effect animals by balancing energy. Acupressure, stimulates points along the meridians without the use of needles. An acupressure session consists applied pressure to acupoints to regulate the flow of chi, blood and body fluids to strengthen it's resistance and to prevent pathological conditions. Stimulating acupoints, a practitioner can relieve and balance a variety of musculoskeletal, emotional or physiological conditions. In a sense it promotes the body's ability to help heal itself. The purpose is to restore balance and harmony by removing blockages, stagnations or excess condition.
Massage is used to stimulate skin receptors and to work with the soft tissue to releases chemicals necessary for the body's optimum health and performance. Massage can be used in preventative care, to reduces tension and stress, relieve and assist in pain management, aide in pre or post surgical procedures and used on behavior issues.
Christine uses a combination of massage and acupressure, which is used to enhance your dog's comfort, emotional stability and their overall health.
It benefits pets of all ages and can assist with the following:
Wellness care;
Promote general health
Manage chronic pain, swelling and increases mobility
Relieves musculoskeletal or arthritic issues
Boost the immune response aiding in organ function.
Enhance mental clarity for training and performance
Remove toxins from the body
Aids emotional stress, depression, fatigue increases trust, calms hyperactive and anxiousness
Aids with the young, old, or overweight
Sports and/or weekend worriers;
Increased circulation, bringing oxygen and blood to the muscles increasing the efficiency
Increases strength and promotes tissue healing.
Invigorates the nervous system and helps the dog to be at peak performance
Promotes the removal of lactic acid build up
In Home Visits
Fox Valley, trip charge outside area.
$55.00 first visit Follow ups $45.00
Blue Sky School of Massage and
Companion Animal Touch & Therapies
Tall Grass Acupressure Institute
Neither massage or acupressure are used as a substitute for your regular heath care. It is recommended that you visit your vet regularly.
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Today, there is an emerging awareness to get back to
or as close as we can to the dogs natural diets. I urge
all of you to bone up on this topic. Many of today’s
pet foods are killing or at the least contributing to the poor health of your dog.
Learn More Dr. Ivn Billinghurst.
And there's More: AAFCO Dog Food
To learn more about nutrition and it's effects to your dog, Dogs 4 Life offers information through both consultations, and private training,. We also highlight this topic at the people training seminar, which is offered every other month. Check schedules.
Why does a trainer care about nutrition and health?
Poor nutrition and health adds to poor concentration which is a result of why it might be difficult to training your dog.