Paws Rewind

BIG NEWS!
I have levelled up my canine massage therapy game by offering an add on service of Red and Near-Infra Red Laser Light Therapy.

This non-invasive tool backed by years of research, works by stimulating the mitochondria (the “powerhouse” of body cells).

How does it work:
The photons of the light are absorbed by the mitochondrial cells which creates a cascade of events:
→ transport of electrons
→ release of adenosine triphosphate (ATP)
→ improved blood flow
→ increased reactive oxygen
→ stem cell activation
→ increased tissue repair and healing

Why does this matter:
When you increase the body’s ability to increase oxygen and to create energy within the cells, the areas that are being treated result in:
💡decreased inflammation
💡improved healing time
💡reduced pain
💡improved mobility

NOW Available:
Red Light Therapy and Near Infrared Light Therapy

Best used in conjunction with massage therapy sessions booked at regular intervals.
Interested in knowing more???
Send me a message on how I can help your dog on their road to recovery.

Little photo dump of some cuties recently 😍

Life can be a bit tough at the moment and sometimes heavy. But seeing these cute faces every day makes things seem a bit brighter! So I wanted to share with you all, what makes my day a bit better ❤️

Have you ever wondered what massage can do for your dog?

Meet Charlotte, her story starts with her wonderful family adopting her from a rescue shelter in Singapore when she was roughly 4 years old, after living in the streets. She was then flown to London to live with her family who have since come back home to New Zealand. She is one well travelled dog (more so than me) and well and truly landed on her paws when her parents rescued her.

Charlotte is estimated to be around 12-13 years old and with the first few years of her life being a little rough, she has a few mobility issues that have been bothering her in her later years. Her mum started noticing her slowing down and wanted to do something to help her get through her senior life stage.

I was introduced to Charlotte in October 2025. Initially she was very wary of me touching her, so I recommended we start with fortnightly massage sessions to help her be a little bit more comfortable with me.

After a few sessions she began to trust me and allowed a full massage session. She even started seeking massage from her family members as she realised how much she was enjoying our massage sessions.

Fast forward to January with a few massage sessions under our belt and Charlotte has started to enjoy going out on walks again! Something she hasn’t done in a long time.

The results speak for the dogs - with regular massage therapy to help relieve sore tired muscles, dogs can get back to enjoying their lives and living comfortably again.