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Canine Massage

April 12, 2013 , ,


My dog Artemisia had her first canine massage yesterday. I met Beth Jacobson, CVT ( certified veterinary technician and CCMT (certified canine massage therapist) at the U of A hospital wellness clinic. I really enjoyed the work she did on my body, so when I noticed she had this special skill I booked an appointment for my dog. If you live in Tucson you can arrange for a session with Beth for your dog, bjacobson10@cox.net. Artemisia highly recommends her services.

Meesie elected to take her treatment on the big parents’ bed, jumping right up. I left them alone for almost an hour before I checked in and took these pictures. This red bone coon hound was in heaven. She held on to a very snappy happy mood, although she did take an epic nap right after her massage. Her movement seems a little easier today. She is a loyal client, even if she does not get a big spa allowance. I am sure she will have a chance to do this again. It is healthy for her body, and she obviously loves the experience. Compared to a vet visit, which she does not enjoy at all, this is a very reasonable expense.

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Massage without an exotic cocktail? Borders on sensory deprivation! πŸ™‚

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Marc Zazeela

April 17, 2013

She was so into it. She is still physically frisky from it.

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April 17, 2013