FAQs

Myofascial Release addresses restrictions within the fascial system which is often at the root of injuries and imbalances in the body.CranioSacral Therapy is a gentle touch technique focused on supporting nervous system regulation and overall wellbeing.Visceral Therapy addresses motility and motion of internal tissues that may influence posture, movement, and comfort.

Sessions are usually at the client’s home to keep the dog as comfortable and relaxed as possible. Each session begins with observation of your dog’s posture, movement, and gait followed by gentle hands-on assessment and treatment.

No. Treatments are gentle and performed at your dog's pace.

Typically 60–90 minutes depending on your dog's needs.

The acute stage of an injury requires a series of treatments; usually between 3 to 6. Rates are discounted when clients purchase a package of treatment sessions. Once a condition is stable, some may benefit from occasional maintenance visits.

Many owners seek treatment for stiffness, reduced mobility, and age-related changes in movement.

No. Manual therapy compliments veterinary care and is not intended to replace medical diagnosis and treatment.