Welcome to my website and thank you for taking the time to explore the possibility of improving your dog's physical and behavioral balance. My name is Arlene Johnston and I was the first person in Georgia to be Nationally Board Certified in Dog Massage

Dog massage is NOT petting. Dog massage is focused, intentional and deliberate touch, to provide specific, beneficial results.

A trained massage practitioner will promote the overall health and quality of life of your dog.

Massage is not a substitute for veterinary care, it is a compliment to traditional veterinary medicine.

"Routine pet massage should go hand-in-hand with good nutrition and sufficient exercise" Dr. Michael W. Fox DVM and former vice president of the Humane Society of the United States, from his book 'The Healing Touch'

 There is a multitude of benefits to you and your dog from receiving the gift of massage.  From overly energetic puppies to the sedentary senior, and everywhere inbetween your dog can benefit from massage. Here are a few of the many benefits that will significantly improve your dog's quality of life. 

Enhance immune system function

Alleviate joint stiffness

Enhance muscle tone

Lower blood pressure

Release natural pain killers(endorphins)

Increase range of motion and flexibility

Reduce inflammation and swelling

Improve dog's disposition

Relax muscle tension

Compliments veterinary care