Pentland Canine Massage

Halo relaxing beautifully for her massage, which alleviates the tension down her back muscles and in her hindquarters caused by mild osteoarthritis.

Bee is a very active girl whose enthusiasm for life causes occasional muscle strains. Clinical massage helps restore normal muscle tone and function, and helps keep Bee fit for enjoying agility, which she loves 🐾❤️

This little charmer is Blade. Massage is helping with a few wee strains and compensatory muscle tension. After a few sessions, Blade is in fine form and back to flyball training.

Merry Christmas! Hope you are all enjoying a restful break with your lovely dogs ❤️🐾

Inca is the first Nova Scotia Duck Toller I have met, and she is beautiful. Massage is helping manage her symptoms of spondylosis, and has given Inca her bounce back!

Fin has been having massage to make him more comfortable after elbow surgery, by addressing compensatory muscle over-use.

A great opportunity to learn how to give your dog a relaxing massage! See below, details of a webinar taking place on Wednesday evening that you and your dog can take part in. Enjoy!

✨Announcing another guest speaker for next week!!✨ 🐾 Online Mini Massage Masterclass – Live with Natalie Lenton
Join canine. massage expert Natalie Lenton on
Wednesday 22nd October at 7pm (UK) for a 75-minute interactive Zoom workshop where you’ll learn how to gently connect with your dog through safe, soothing massage techniques.

In this relaxed, hands-on session, Natalie will guide you step-by-step through three foundational techniques designed to help your dog unwind while helping you understand their body, assess for areas of tension, and deepen your bond.

As she demonstrates with her own dogs you will see the various biomechanical positions the dogs present, so that you will have options to try out and how to work WITH your dog rather than ON your dog. They don't need to lie down, just be present with you and you with them.

You’ll work with your own dog in real time as she demonstrates the techniques and discusses their physiological and psychological benefits while encouraging you and your dog to join in. She shares insights from over 20 years in canine massage therapy, and shows you how mindful touch can improve awareness, trust, and relaxation.

Quite often these foundational techniques are taught incorrectly but with Natalie you can be assured to get it right first, time every time!

We look forward to seeing you and your dog there!

📅 Wednesday 22nd October | 7pm (UK)
💻 Live via Zoom | 75 minutes

NO NEED TO REGISTER! Just turn up! Room open 10 minutes before. 7pm-8.15pm - 75 minutes

ZOOM LINK

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82088455343?pwd=wlaQHNk8kkOyhctbnCREmKdQ5n0Tye.1

Meeting ID: 820 8845 5343
Passcode: 170951

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Natalie is a master canine massage therapy trainer. She established the Canine Massage Therapy Centre in 2006 and in 2011 founded the worlds largest association of canine massage therapists the Canine Massage Guild. Her method, the Lenton Method of neuromyofascial release has been clinically trialled by Wi******er University and published in the Vet Record by the British Veterinary Association. She wrote and delivered the 2 Year Clinical Canine Massage Practitioner Programme which has recently become a Level 5 OFQUAL regulated qualification. She trains in varied disciplines of massage including myofascial release both the direct and indirect approach, manual lymphatic drainage, faciliated stretching, neuromuscular facilitation, ventral aspect and visceral myofascial release for the canine , deep tissue, sports massage and swedish. She also trains workshop instructors to deliver the flagship 1 day self interest courses Beginners Guide to Canine Massage and Canine Massage for Agility and sport. She lives on the borders of Wales with Lyra & Pan her beloved dogs.

Beautiful Breagha has massage to help manage her mild hip dysplasia. Massage and physiotherapy support enable her to live a very active life, and she is out in the hills and up Munros again.

If you would like to learn more about muscle issues in dogs and learn what you can do at home, see below for details of a (free!) webinar on Monday evening.

Follow Canine Muscular Health Awareness for informative updates and events taking place this month.

🌟 Exciting Announcement! 🌟 Zoom Link Below!

We’re thrilled to reveal the first of our special guest speakers for Muscular Health Awareness Month! Join Natalie Lenton, the world’s leading expert in canine massage therapy, for her free talk:

🐾 "How to Spot Muscle Injury & Myofascial Dysfunction in Your Dog – FAST!"
🗓 Monday 13th October | 7pm | 1 hour

Perfect for both dog owners and canine professionals, this eye-opening session will help you understand the difference between muscular and fascial issues, recognise the early signs of injury, and learn what you can safely do at home — plus discover natural, effective ways to support your dog’s recovery.

Known for her down-to-earth, no-nonsense style (and her wicked sense of humour), Natalie doesn’t shy away from saying what needs to be said, so expect a frank, informative, and entertaining session!

All are welcome so please share this with your friends and colleagues ! No NEED TO REGISTER Just click the link to join in at 7pm on Monday 13th October
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87895583531?pwd=rkVJnu7aBaRXFaD5FOMszYbb7YThjY.1

Meeting ID: 878 9558 3531
Passcode: 718794

Murdo is showing renewed enthusiasm for flyball, following a few sessions of massage to treat tight muscles in his hindquarters. Well done Murdo!

Murren has been a wee star for her first massage sessions. She is having massage to help her recover from a slight injury, and be as fit as she can be for enjoying flyball 🐾❤️

Lovely Kitz came on a CPD trip with me this week, to make sure I learned some new techniques properly! I’m looking forward to sharing what I learned with some clients it will be really helpful for 🐾❤️