Norfolk Pet Care Services

04/03/2025

Bowie, you left us only a few short days ago and we miss you beyond words. Run free my beautiful boy. 💔💔💔💔💔💔

01/02/2025

The lovely Moss! ☺️

23/11/2024

This is gorgeous George, he is a 14 year old Yorkie/Poo, who has just completed his 3rd session of Clinical Canine Massage. His owner wanted George to feel as comfortable as possible during his senior years. Even though he can be a wriggler at times, I worked at Georges pace and at a level he was comfortable with.

George now sees me for regular maintenance sessions and is much calmer and is happy to settle for longer periods of time. Well done George!!!!! ☺️🐾🐾

23/11/2024

13/11/2024

As the weather cools down, joint and muscle aches often worsen. If your dog seems to be slowing down or struggling, there is a way to help. Schedule a massage with one of our therapists and experience results in as few as 1–3 sessions. Using advanced clinical massage and the only clinically trialed canine massage technique, "The Lenton Method," we see 95% of dogs respond positively within just a few sessions!

Find a therapist near you today: www.k9massageguild.co.uk

06/11/2024

‘I know those pesky squirrels are hiding somewhere’ 😂😂😂 ###

10/10/2024

Yey………sunshine!!!! Although I was bracing myself for the 15,000 mph winds, which were forecast this morning on the BBC weather app!!! 😂😂😂💨

09/10/2024

…………and then the heavens opened!!!! ☔️🌧️🌦️

27/09/2024

My Name is Linda and I am a Clinical Canine Massage Therapist and these are my 2 Dalmatians. They are both 12 years old and as with all senior dogs, they have started to show signs of slowing down, stiffness, have arthritis and at times find it difficult to settle.

Clinical Canine Massage can relieve spasms, trigger points and areas of prolonged muscular tension. Massage can make a dog more comfortable and give back their zest for life.

The differences and changes in a dog can show in as little as 3 sessions, over a 3 to 5 week period. If you would like further information, or to book an appointment, please get in touch.

07769 792537
[email protected]

14/09/2024

Alfie enjoying his daily dose of fuss!! 💕

12/09/2024

Theres definitely a nip in the air! Autumn is on its way!!! 🍁🍂🍁

03/09/2024

Wishing the lovely Nelly a speedy recovery. Nelly had to have surgery at the end of last week. Her owner has said she doing really well.

Nelly joins Norfolk Pet Care Services for regular group walks and has been with us since 2018.

We miss you Nelly and look forward to you joining us again next week. 🐾 💕🐾💕 xx

24/08/2024

See us tomorrow at the Canine Massage Guild Hub at Edition Dog Live, Warwickshire

** If you are looking to book on to the 1.15pm mini workshop on how to hands off assess your dog for muscular pain, please note that you must book your place at our stand beforehand. Places are limited to 30.

There is also a talk by us specifically on fascia and senior dogs in the talks area that you wont want to miss!

And of course we will be offering every dog there a free muscular health check, be sure to come early as we get rather busy! (which of course, we love)

You can also find out more about Canine Massage Courses including 1 day workshops run by our team of Workshop Instructors across the UK as well as the 2 Year Clinical Canine Massage Practitioner Programme run by Canine Massage Therapy Centre that every single Guild member has completed to allow us to do what we do best.

We look forward to seeing you and your dog there!

13/08/2024

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08/08/2024

Well, it’s not every day I’m escorted to my walks!! Even the calf came out and joined in!! 😊

07/08/2024

Muscles pull on bones to create movement, and when arthritis is present, the joint has to recruit extra support of muscles which leads to your dog offloading, overcompensating on other limbs, primary as well as secondary areas of muscular and myofascial pain, and habitual patterns of tension throughout the whole body

So it's not just the joint thats affected.
It's your dog's whole body.
We can help.
Locate your local therapist on the official Canine Massage Guild Therapist Register Today
www.k9massageguild.co.uk