The massage reacts on the muscular system, skeletal, circulatory, nervous, digestive, endocrine and respiratory systems.

It tones up the metabolism, reducing recovery time in older or convalescing dogs. It relieves, soothes and reduces muscle pain and enables nutrients to reach and nourish the bones. It reduces the formation of trauma caused fibrous adhesions resulting in inflammation. (Strains, injuries or strokes), these adhesions cause stiffness and pain. Massage speeds up recovery after sport, or after a lack of vitality due to convalescence or old age.

It maintains and greatly improves blood and lymphatic circulation, resulting in a better oxygenation of tissues.

It strengthens the immune system and stimulates the body's natural defenses. It de-stresses and relaxes anxious dogs, calms hyperactive young dogs, soothes and reassures fretful or old dogs. It calms emotional shocks such as relocation, the arrival of a newborn, abandonment or abuse.
The endocrine system consists of glands and organs which produce and release hormones into the bloodstream. These hormones regulate the growth, development and function of various tissues. Massage reduces respiratory problems such as hyperventilation of flat-nosed dogs such as boxers, bulldogs, or pugs ... It improves both the breath and oral and dental hygiene.

The canine massage embellishes the dog’s coat by removing dead hair. It enables your companion to feel at ease and without stress from an early age whether it be at the vet’s, the groomer or when participating in a competition.