Centred Canine

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- providing mobile canine myofunctional therapy to the sydney metropolitan region
- qualified through the National College of Traditional Medicine, which has over 30 years experience in the industry

16/08/2021

4 x 1 Weekly CMT Treatment - HUGE IMPROVEMENT

With a combo of massage and passive stretching, we have been able to improve flexibility in Biggie's hamstrings in only 4 weeks!

Flexibility in muscles is so important in preventing injuries and strains, especially for active dogs. It also allows for your dog to go through the full range of motion intended for that muscle so they can move freely and unrestricted.

11/08/2021

INCREASED RANGE OF MOTION AFTER 3 WEEKS

You can see the increased range of motion in the left hip abduction.

This was achieved with only 3 CMT treatments, spaced 1 week apart. Contact us to find out more - centredcanine@gmail.com

08/08/2021

The Tokyo Olympics was great and all, but this is the Olympics we really want to see!

Which event would your dog win gold in? What other events do you think should be included?

Happy Friday and Stay Safe NSW 😷Although we are not doing in-home visits, you are more than welcome to get in touch to a...
05/08/2021

Happy Friday and Stay Safe NSW 😷

Although we are not doing in-home visits, you are more than welcome to get in touch to ask questions or just to say hi! - centredcanine@gmail.com

02/08/2021

SEE THE DIFFERENCE: after only 2 weeks – right hip⁣
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After only 3 weekly CMT sessions, you can see the hip rotation improve drastically: smoother rotation and increased circumference of motion. ⁣
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Achieving optimal health is a journey, and every dog’s health journey is different. Let us be a part of your dog’s journey to greater health – centredcanine@gmail.com⁣
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28/07/2021

COMMUNICATION: a vital part of our service

At the 10 second mark in the top right hand corner, you can see Biggie yawn and lick his lips. Dogs will sometimes do this to signal stress or discomfort. This was no coincidence: I was touching a part of his leg that is tight and sensitive. I immediately dialed down the touch and moved onto another area.

To those who are not familiar, this subtle communication could have been missed. This can lead to trust being broken and resistance to further touch; or worst case, can lead to aggression and attack as your dog feels their boundaries are not being respected.

At Centred Canine, we pride ourselves on intuitive communication with you and your dog so that everyone is happy and comfortable - centredcanine@gmail.com

25/07/2021

Side by side comparison: before and after massage

25/07/2021

After massage: range of motion and elasticity of the leg muscle has dramatically increased. This video was taken only a few minutes after the first.

25/07/2021

Before massage: see how stiff and restricted the leg is when trying to stretch it forwards

21/07/2021

Prevention is always better than cure!

Pre-event massages are a great way to prepare your canine athlete for what they're about to do; post-event massages can speed up recovery and reduce severity of any injuries.

Let us look after your superstar athlete - centredcanine@gmail.com

18/07/2021

When injured, the body will protect itself by restricting movement in the injured area. Whilst great for the short term, this can lead to chronic tightness and pain if not addressed properly.

CMT resets the motor-neuron impulses to release and relax. It also switches sensory neurons from feelings of pain to soothing and relaxation.

Allow us to take your dog from chronic pain to balance and homeostasis - centredcanine@gmail.com

15/07/2021

A healthy body starts with a healthy mind and spirit.

Chronic stress has a negative affect on your dog's physical health; the opposite is also true! CMT can be relaxing for your dog, allowing their bodies heal faster.

Let us pamper your pooch to help them heal - centredcanine@gmail.com

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