Services

Massaging throughout the Treasure Valley!

Offering mobile massage & bodywork throughout the Treasure Valley.

Including Kuna, Meridian, Boise, Nampa, Middleton, Caldwell and Mountain Home!

I offer a range of services to assist the healing in your animals mind, body, and spirit.

I start with a Mobility/Movement Assessment with your animal will to not only get a base line of where they are at but to see how they are progressing with treatment.

Along with the services listed here, I do Passive Range of Motion throughout the session as needed. Performing range of motion stretching has many benefits, including increasing mobility of the joints, maintaining flexibility of the muscles and tendons, reducing pain and stiffness, and increasing circulation to the joints.

I love to work with chiropractors, acupuncturists, veterinarians, physical therapists, farriers, and anyone else who looks after the well-being of your furry friend! I believe in a team approach to health.

Sports Massage (Theraputic)

The manipulation of soft tissue to benefit an animal engaged in regular physical activity. Therapeutic massage uses gentle touch to increase circulation, lengthen muscle fibers, break up spasms, and reduce tension.

Swedish Massage

(Theraputic)

The use of classic massage techniques to manipulate soft tissue for relaxation and holistic therapeutic purposes. Therapeutic massage uses gentle touch to increase circulation, lengthen muscle fibers, break up spasms, and reduce tension.

Neuro-Myofascial Release

A body alignment technique for both small and large animals. It utilizes a specialized tool that enables the practitioner to put motion into the soft tissues surrounding and adjacent to the vertebral column and other joints.

Trigger Point Release

Pressure points, or trigger points, are sensitive areas caused by a buildup of lactic acid. Trigger point release uses direct pressure and cross fiber friction techniques to lengthen the muscle fibers, release the built-up lactic acid, and increase blood flow to the tissues.

Massage and Bodywork are a holistic approach, they are not meant to diagnose, treat, or cure medical conditions. I always recommend veterinary care for any health concerns or illnesses and am happy to work with your pet's veterinarian.