How to properly massage your dog

The correct way to massage a dog
1. Let the dog lie on its side or on its stomach, and then knead the massage area with both hands in turn. Pay attention, you can first Slowly increase the intensity from light to heavy to find the right intensity.
2. Then continue to knead with the most suitable strength, and finally squeeze outwards in order, about 5 minutes.
3. Pull up the dog's limbs and slowly perform stretching exercises. Each pull lasts for about 30 seconds, and then flexes and holds for about 30 seconds. Do each movement 10-15 times.
4. If you are giving physical therapy to your dog, it needs to be done 2 times a day, 15-20 minutes each time.
Benefits of massaging dogs
1. Massage can relax the mind and body. Physical touch can reduce stress while healing them emotionally. Soothing and relaxing your dog can also help heal trauma and illness.
2. Stimulating the muscles and skin of the body can increase blood circulation. Increased blood circulation will allow more oxygen to reach the cells. If there are any wounds inside or outside the body, this will promote faster and more comfortable healing.
3. During massage, we can check the dog’s body and understand the abnormalities of the dog’s body in advance. By massaging you will be able to feel for wounds that are not normally visible under your dog's hair, or for any bumps that have formed inside your dog's body.
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