Canine Massage PAWS IN HAND Benefits of Canine Massage Maintains wellness Reduces pain & soreness Increases flexibility Enhances muscle tone Promotes recovery from an injury or surgery Improves circulation Improves gait & structure Boosts the immune system Relieves stress & anxiety Aids healing of soft tissue injuries Helps release habitual holding patterns found in muscles Increases the supply of blood and nutrients to the tissues Promotes healthy skin & coat Training & Experience 682 hour program at Lang Institute for Canine Massage, LLC including Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology & Movement Certified Level I  Usui Reiki Dog owner for over 12 years Our Whole Dog Approach Evaluation of your dog using gait and structural analysis Health intake to assess type of massage Tailored program of massage based on your dogs needs Exercise recommendations to complement massage Nutritional guidance Energy work using Reiki Integral part of your canines health team What is Canine Massage? Gentle manipulation of skin, muscle and joints by hand Multiple massage techniques ranging from light massage to deeper tissue massage Contact Tracey M. Brown P.O. Box 1077 Amesbury MA 01913 978-337-7965 tracey@paws-in-hand.com The Scoop on Tracey My inspiration comes from  Zachary--my Rottweiler.  He's been my  constant companion since 1992.  He  has taught me many lessons, my  journey with him has led me to this  field.  I have strived and continue to  strive to do my personal best--for  Zachary and all those who I will have  the pleasure of working with. Zachary among the Impatients! Paws in Hand Brochure Download our brochure here!         Animal Wellness Magazine is the only magazine produced in North America devoted to natural & holistic health for animals. Each issue speaks to animal lovers everywhere on how to improve the quality of life of our animal companions as well as animals in the wild.  Check it out today!