In lovely Brisbane, spring has sprung – not that it is ever really that cold that we can’t get outdoors with our dogs.

Before it gets too hot, here are some great activities you may like to try to keep you and your dog active and moving.

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When I became interested in dog massage, I wanted to know the scientific theories for how the therapy worked and why it had certain effects on the dog’s body.

I also wanted support from a professional industry body to assist in running my practice and to provide ongoing professional development opportunities.

So this is how I achieved these objectives.

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Before starting a dog massage treatment, I do a final check to make sure massage can be safely performed.

One of my considerations is whether the dog is taking any medications. If so, then I check how the medication is administered (i.e. orally, injection), the frequency with which your dog takes the medication, and when it was last administered. Depending on the answers to these questions…..

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