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The following are just a few ways that massage can increase the well-being of your equine or canine athlete or your feline friend:
Massage dilates blood vessels, allowing the blood to flow more freely, which in turn encourages the removal of waste products such as lymph and lactic acid.
It stimulates blood circulation, and can be used to positively affect the health of animals whose activity has been curtailed. Situations include being restricted to a stall or boarding kennel.
Because massage encourages circulation, massage increases the amount of oxygen reaching the tissues. This enhances health and results in a shorter recuperation time when there is an injury.

JILL DEMING, M.A. - Established 1999
Fredericksburg, Virginia - (540) 226-9708 - massage@jdanimals.com
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  • Home
  • Massage Benefits
  • Types of Bodywork
    • Massage >
      • Injury Prevention
      • Injury Treatment
      • Performance Dogs
    • CranioSacral Therapy and Myofascial Release
    • Photonic Red Light
    • Canine Touch
  • Practice Profile
  • Jill at Work
  • Testimonials
  • Jill's Articles
    • Solo's Healing
    • What Does Touch Therapy Do?
  • Case Studies
  • Links
  • Gallery