Pawsitivity - Canine Massage & Rehabilitation Therapy

Pawsitivity - Canine Massage & Rehabilitation Therapy East Yorkshire, mobile canine massage therapist. Visit my website for more information. Dogs relax easily in her care and quickly trust in her.

Level 5 qualified with Distinction, fully insured and pet first aid certified, as well as being a member of the IAAT ensuring my skills are always kept up to date. Pawsitivity Canine Massage Therapy was founded by Alyson Turton in August 2024. She works according to the 1966 Veterinary Code of Practice and as well as having a distinction from EMA in canine massage and rehabilitation therapy, she is also a certified pet first aider. Alyson has owned many different types of animals over the years including: dogs, cats, guinea-pigs, mice, and horses and many others. She loves all animals and has an excellent, calm and sympathetic manner with them.

I’m sure you’ll all join me in congratulating a Pawsitivity VID in his competition today with his mum. I’m not sure if i...
17/01/2026

I’m sure you’ll all join me in congratulating a Pawsitivity VID in his competition today with his mum. I’m not sure if it was freestyle to music or heel work that they did so well in, but well done Sven and mum.

This afternoon I went to visit Chester! Not for a massage but because he has been unwell for a few weeks and I wanted to...
15/01/2026

This afternoon I went to visit Chester! Not for a massage but because he has been unwell for a few weeks and I wanted to give him cuddles.
He’s such a special boy. Sending him and his owners lots of love and best wishes ❤️.
See you again soon Mr.

Little George had his massage and red light therapy session today. He was such a good boy and at 14 can move like a dog ...
13/01/2026

Little George had his massage and red light therapy session today. He was such a good boy and at 14 can move like a dog half his age! Remarkable considering he has arthritis and had so much compensation tension in his muscles when I first started massaging him 10 months ago, that his neck felt like rock. He has such good mobility, because he has a wonderful owner who believed in the benefits that massage could bring and prioritises his care and exercise regime.

If you have a dog which isn’t as mobile as it should be or once was, let’s have a chat.

*old photo as I forgot to take one 🤦‍♀️

07/01/2026
01/01/2026
And my last visit of 2025 was with Beau. Such a lovely boy, massage helps release compensation tension and pain caused b...
30/12/2025

And my last visit of 2025 was with Beau. Such a lovely boy, massage helps release compensation tension and pain caused by arthritis and an old tendon injury.

Thank you to all my 2025 clients and gorgeous dogs. I’m looking forward to working with you all further and also helping some new dogs in 2026.

Lovely to see V.I.D Sven this morning. He also had his first experience with the new Photizo light therapy device to hel...
29/12/2025

Lovely to see V.I.D Sven this morning. He also had his first experience with the new Photizo light therapy device to help repair some soreness in his back.

23/12/2025

Happy Christmas Everyone love from our family to yours!

Just a few VIDs to see before the New Year then onto another exciting year helping more dogs feel more pain relief, feel happy, comfortable and mobile.

Love you all. X

It’s been a lovely pre Christmas week seeing 2 of my other V.I.Ds George and also Chester for their maintenance massages...
18/12/2025

It’s been a lovely pre Christmas week seeing 2 of my other V.I.Ds George and also Chester for their maintenance massages.
I was meant to see Chester last week but he had an upset tummy just as I arrived, so we postponed.

All dogs and their owners have received their Christmas cards and gifts.

That’s a wrap now until between Xmas and New Year. 🎄 🎅 🎁

This beautiful boy, Robbie deserves his very own post this week! I’m massaging him to help relieve the stresses and tens...
16/12/2025

This beautiful boy, Robbie deserves his very own post this week!
I’m massaging him to help relieve the stresses and tension, which can show in his musculoskeletal system, from past traumas. As a rescue he still struggles with trust and is frightened by people and noises very easily. When I met Robbie his whole body stiffened with fright, as I was a stranger. Over a period of a few massage sessions, he has learned to relax, trust and enjoy the benefits of the massage. You can clearly see that in this photo of him immediately post massage. He even showed me his tummy during the massage, a true sign of trust and relaxation.
Well done Robbie 👏 👏

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