Myofascial Release and Your Pet
Myofascial release is not just for people! Your pets can benefit whether it is health and wellness maintenance, rehabilitation after a surgery or injury or managing symptoms of old age and chronic conditions. We want to help you give your pet the best care and we can also show you techniques you can use to help your pet for long term comfort and wellness.
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Myofascial Release for pets can help with things like:
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Arthritis
Chronic Urinary Tract Infections
Hip, Knee, Shoulder pain
Ear infections
Swallowing Issues
Digestive Issues
Soft Tissue Trauma
Back/Spine Pain
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Dinah Jane
English Bulldog
I am a 10 year old English bulldog and my dad brought me to Jennifer at New Life Myofascial Release because I hurt my shoulder going down some stairs. The doctor wanted to give me lots of medications but I had treatments from Jennifer and I am back to running up and down a full flight of stairs without difficulty. I also have a sore left hip due to my age so I see her regularly to keep my pain at a minimum and keep me active, Myofascial release is good for pets too!
(Review written by Dinah's dad)
Fluffy
I am usually an indoor cat. But I was sneaky one night and got outside. I was missing for over a day and when I came home, I was severely traumatized, had been bitten by something repeatedly and could barely walk or move. I received daily treatment from Jen for over a week and now I am back to my normal, sweet and precocious self. The vet said that if I hadn't received this treatment, I would have had to be hospitalized!
(Review written by Fluffy's owner)
Louie is a handsome gentleman who was used as a bait dog in dogfighting. He came to us very afraid and with some significant neurological damage which affected his ability to use his back legs correctly and manage stairs or steps. After a few treatments, he is now able to manage the step into his home, is walking with more confidence and is developing a trusting and loving relationship with his rescue parents. This work is invaluable for rescue animals to help them get adjusted and recover from trauma, abandonment and fear.
How Does It Work?
Myofascial Release is applied with the same principles used for humans. We can see your pet at your home (depending on location) or in our studio. We perform an initial consultation to build rapport, determine your pet's needs and estimate how long they will potentially tolerate treatment. From there we will recommend a treatment plan individualized for your pet. We also teach owners how to treat their beloved pet in order to give them most care.
You can book an appointment by calling or texting us at 813-461-4171