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    • Home
    • About
      • Meet Valerie
      • Credentials
      • Physiological Benefits
      • Physiological Benefits
      • Kind Words
      • Code of Ethics
      • What to Look For
    • Services
      • Canine Massage
      • Canine Acupressure
      • WNW Pet First Aid
      • Puppercare Party
    • Resources
      • Shop
      • Canine Partners
      • Media
    • Prices
    • Contact Us
    • My Blog
  • Home
  • About
    • Meet Valerie
    • Credentials
    • Physiological Benefits
    • Physiological Benefits
    • Kind Words
    • Code of Ethics
    • What to Look For
  • Services
    • Canine Massage
    • Canine Acupressure
    • WNW Pet First Aid
    • Puppercare Party
  • Resources
    • Shop
    • Canine Partners
    • Media
  • Prices
  • Contact Us
  • My Blog

PHYSIOLOGICAL BENEFITS OF CANINE ACUPRESSURE

Muscular System

Circulatory System

Muscular System

 

  • relaxes or stimulates muscles to relieve soreness, tension, stiffness, spasms, weakness
  • strengthens muscles, tendons and joints
  • improves elimination of metabolic waste

Digestive System

Circulatory System

Muscular System

 

  • relaxes the intestinal muscles
  • improves blood flow to the alimentary (digestive) tract
  • aids in disruption of flow of chi and bodily fluid
  • stimulates liver and kidney function
  • improves appetite

Circulatory System

Circulatory System

Circulatory System

 

  • improves oxygen supply to blood cells
  • increases circulation
  • decreases blood pressure
  • improves elimination of metabolic waste

Lymphatic System

Integumentary System (Skin)

Circulatory System

 

  • assists with lymphatic drainage
  • stimulates movement of lymphatic fluid
  • cleanses the body of metabolic waste

Nervous System

Integumentary System (Skin)

Integumentary System (Skin)

 

  • relieves pain
  • stimulates motor nerves
  • relieves restlessness and sleep disturbances
  • relieves stress and anxiety 
  • balances the parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous systems

Integumentary System (Skin)

Integumentary System (Skin)

Integumentary System (Skin)

 

  • improves tone and elasticity of skin
  • increases metabolism and the circulation of blood in the skin 
  • improves quality of coat by stimulating hair follicles

Respiratory System

Respiratory System

Respiratory System

 

  • reduces inflammation, which is the underlying cause of many disturbances of the respiratory system 

Skeletal System

Respiratory System

Respiratory System

 

  • strengthens bones and joints

 Important Note:  Depending upon the purpose, when experiencing massage for the first time, your dog may not exhibit results in the first few sessions.  Their bodies are going through physiological and involuntary changes, including changes to their nervous, gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, respiratory and immune systems. While massage will help to relax them and provide pain relief, the physiological changes may take longer to be exhibited in some dogs than in others. 

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