This blog talks about arthritis, what it is, what causes it and what you can do to reduce the impact of arthritis on your dog

I discuss chronic pain, why dogs don't cry out, what signs to look for and what you should do next if you suspect pain in your dog

53% of 'healthy' dogs may be in pain. This is the conclusion of a vet who specialises in soft tissue pain. Could your dog be one of them?

Could your dogs back hurt - find out some of the signs to look for with your dog.

Data from 527 dogs treated by Canine Massage Guild members was analysed. 95% of these dogs were in less pain and more mobile after treatment

As you can imagine, I hear this a lot. I know how you feel. Four years ago I had to make the "awful decision" to put my beautiful girl on...

Does your dogs back twitch? Are they slowing down? Do they look stiff when they first move. It may not be arthritis. Find out more here

Slowing down might not be just a natural consequence of aging. Your dog may be in pain. So how do you know if your dog is in pain?

Tricia Kennedy owns and shows Finnish Lapphunds. Here Tricia writes about her experience and observations of my treatments.

Active trigger points can mimic and are associated with other conditions such as arthritis and myofascial pain. Find out more...