Dog Massage Services
Therapeutic Dog Massage in the Moline, Milan, Rock Island & Davenport
Dogs benefit from the soothing, restorative effects of massage just like people do. That’s why we offer professional dog massage therapy in Moline, IL, & the rest of the Quad Cities, tailored to meet the needs of dogs of all ages, sizes, and activity levels. Whether your dog is a high-energy athlete or a senior pet with arthritis, our goal is to support their health and comfort through expert care.
Personalized Dog Massage Therapy to Relieve Pain and Promote Wellness
Our certified pet massage therapist provides targeted therapeutic massage and myotherapy to relieve pain, promote relaxation, and support your dog’s overall well-being. Using gentle manual pressure on trigger points, we help release muscle tension, improve circulation, and restore mobility.
Call us at (309) 524-5696 to discuss your dog’s needs and create a personalized massage therapy plan today!
Types of Animal Massage Therapy
- Sports massage – provided before and after activity to enhance performance and recovery.
- Relaxation and maintenance massage – for overall wellness and stress relief
- Post-surgical & edema massage – to reduce swelling and scar tissue formation
- Palliative massage – to ease discomfort in senior dogs
- Hospice massage – for comfort during end-of-life care
Benefits of Dog Massage
Therapeutic massage for dogs provides a range of physical and emotional benefits:
- Strengthens the bond between pets and their owners
- Helps your pet become more comfortable with handling/touch
- Can prevent excessive scar tissue after surgeries
- Keeps pets comfortable during hospice
- Soothes aching muscles and joints
- Can improve lymphatic drainage
- Improves circulation
- Increases range of motion
Meet Our National Certified Canine Massage Therapist (NCCMT)
Sarah Zinger, NCCMT, attended The Chicago School of Canine Massage and graduated from the Advanced Canine Massage program in 2016. Since then, she has become nationally certified through the National Board of Certification for Animal Acupressure & Massage (NBCAAM). Sarah is also certified in CPR and first aid. In addition, she always practices low-stress handling techniques to help her clients feel as comfortable as possible during their appointments.
