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Book Animal and Dog Massage in Missouri

Take your dog for an animal massage in Missouri to help relieve symptoms of arthritis, post-surgery pain, tension, and more. Animal and dog massage therapists in Missouri offer numerous benefits to our canine companions. Massage therapy promotes relaxation and reduces stress, helping dogs, horses, and other animals to unwind and feel more at ease. This can be especially helpful for pets with anxiety or behavioral issues. Additionally, massage therapy improves circulation, which aids in the healing process and eases muscle soreness. It also enhances flexibility and range of motion, making it particularly beneficial for older pets or those recovering from injuries. Moreover, the bonding experience between the pet and their owner or therapist can strengthen the human-animal relationship, fostering trust and communication. Animal and canine massage therapy contributes to the physical and emotional well-being of our beloved pets, enhancing their quality of life. Take your beloved to see a licensed animal masseuse in Missouri today.

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• Alyson Snelling
• Ash and Oak Canine Massage - St. Louis, MO
• St. Louis, MO - After spending 20+ years in advertising as an Art Director, Alyson Snelling went after her life-long dream of working with animals. In 2015, Alyson gained her...
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• Elisha Edge
• Two Mutts Canine Massage Company - Murphy Animal Hospital - St. Louis, MO
• St. Louis, MO - Elisha has loved animals all her life and always dreamed of working with dogs. She became interested in canine massage & bodywork through her very active...
• • Certified
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