Kremer Canine Bodywork

10/14/2024

09/09/2024

Kremer Canine Bodywork has moved to Assiniboia, Saskatchewan
Anyone interested in massage for their fur baby give me a call or text at 306-917-7530

02/20/2024

Follow my new page about Equine Sport Therapy!

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556513437451

Certified Equine Sport Therapist (student) currently offering Equine Massage and Saddle Fit.

11/26/2023

Horses are so healing to us. It’s amazing what they can teach us.

What do you see in this picture?

10/23/2023

Jax first massage on the table. You think we can fit a horse on this table?

04/21/2023

A big thank you to Kremer Canine Bodywork for their sponsorship of the Southwest London FC 2011B program!

Mobile and in home services available by appointment only.

For more information please contact Krista at 519-318-2712 or [email protected]

03/21/2023

Another successful candidate for massage. Meet Fifa, a 2 year old Irish terrier. Her owner, Maria, is treating Fifa with a relaxation massage once a month. Fifa loves it.

11/28/2022

Wow

11/21/2022

Massage is manipulating the soft tissues of the body, used to bring about positive changes in muscles, tendons and ligaments.

Massage in canines is used for relaxation, pain management, and to increase the range of motion in joints. It is also used with acute and chronic medical conditions, to help with emotional problems due to trauma or poor socialization, and to work with the effects of aging.

Who is a good candidate for canine massage?
Athletic or highly active dogs, geriatric or arthritic dogs, dogs with immune disorders, with joint or muscle issues, dogs with chronic pain or discomfort, dogs with digestive issues, anxious or fearful dogs, rescue dogs, foster dogs or dogs in training.

What are the benefits of canine massage?
Improved circulation, release of toxins, relaxation and tension relief, reduction of stiffness, restoration of mobility to injured areas, injury prevention (by increasing range of motion and enhancing muscle tone), improved performance and endurance, posture maintenance and balance, improving mental focus and attitude and healthy skin and coat promotion by distributing natural oils.

I, Krista Kremer,am the owner and operator of Kremer Canine Bodywork, and am a Certified Canine Body Worker. I completed this course at the Canadian Institute of Equine and Canine Body Works on June 8th, 2015.

I have mobile services available by appointment only. I come to you as your dog(s) are the most comfortable in their own home. Dogs are massaged on either a table or their comfy dog beds.
You can contact me by calling 519-318-2712 or by emailing [email protected]

08/03/2022

Where are our golfers….I know some friends and family golf but I haven’t seen your registration. Signup twosome or a foursome…no later than August 12 the latest.

Also we still have a few spots for sponsorships from Hole Sponsors to Platinum. So if you know your business wants to sponsor contact me or any member of Team Tlion. We need to know by August 5

We are looking for prizes to raffle off. So if you would like to donate please send me a Private message. Anything from large to small prizes. Ie Wooden chairs, Electronics, season ticket holders ie London Lightning, London Knights, TFC, Blue Jays to Football. Let me know.

Our Goal as a team is $10,000 I know we can do this.
We hope to see you all there as this is a fun day filled with laughs and chuckles and memories but most importantly for a great cause that affects many individuals of all ages.

07/27/2022

07/10/2022

My husband really wanted a dog for a long time. Finally, I told him, “Okay, but let’s go to the shelter instead of a breeder. With so many in need, we should give one a good home.” So we drove out to the local shelter – only to look. I made that clear to my husband. I also told him I didn’t want a puppy, I wanted a dog who was slightly older.

There weren’t many to choose from, maybe 8 or so. As I made my way up and down the cages the dogs were in, I noticed the saddest, most scared little black and white dog I have ever seen. He looked at me and I lost all my breath. He was just standing in the back of cage next to the wall.

I stood guard, protecting the precious pup while my husband went to get someone who worked there so we could meet this little one. When he came into the room, he just stood there trembling, all 20 pounds of him. He gave a little lick to each of us, but mostly was terrified.

The shelter workers couldn’t find his background history but they knew he came from a kill shelter. I knew I had to help him overcome all his fears. We took him home and noticed there was something wrong with him...

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