Helping dogs to
move better,
feel better,
live better.
Clinical Canine Massage
Clinical canine massage is a targeted, evidence-based treatment that provides a natural, hands-on approach to managing chronic muscular pain while supporting lasting improvements in comfort, mobility and quality of life.
Helping your dog feel their best
Learn how clinical canine massage helps to rehabilitate soft tissue and muscular injuries commonly seen as lameness and stiffness and help to support orthopaedic conditions like arthritis and hip dysplasia. Whether your dog is recovering from injury, managing age-related stiffness, emotional trauma or maintaining an active lifestyle, treatment is tailored to their individual needs. Discover when clinical canine massage may be suitable for your dog and what you can expect from treatment.
Why Choose Tenderhound Therapies
I work with your dog, not on your dog.
Hi, I’m Tania and I created Tenderhound Therapies from a simple belief: every dog deserves to move comfortably, live confidently and enjoy the best possible quality of life. Using a combination of anatomical knowledge and intuitive, compassionate handling, my approach is calm, patient, and dog-led. Whether your dog is recovering from injury, slowing down with age, or simply not moving like they used to, Tenderhound Therapies offers hands-on care that truly makes a difference. Because when dogs move well, they live well.
Professional Standards and Training
- Successfully completed the Clinical Canine Massage Practitioner Programme after over 1,200 hours of learning, hands-on practical training and assessment with the Canine Massage Therapy Centre.
- In-depth training in canine anatomy, physiology and gait analysis.
- Specialist training in the four disciplines of massage and the Lenton Method® of Neuromyofascial Release, including Advanced Palpation, Body Mapping and the 7-Series Protocols.
- Committed to continual professional development through evidence-based learning and clinical practice.
Proud Member of the Canine Massage Guild