Canine Massage Therapist | Zenn Doggie Massage |Maryland/DC and Florida

about

Coming soon: Zenn Peaceful Passage providing compassionate support and guidance for
caregivers on palliative and end-of-life care
for companion animals.

A gentle, loving touch your doggie deserves.

Touch with Intent

Animal massage is a beneficial therapy for your pet's overall health and well-being. It can provide relaxation and calming, as well as relief and comfort for age-related conditions, anxiety, illness and injury.

Hands-on treatment for your doggie is a gentle, non-invasive and holistic approach to your dog's health and well-being.

Original on transparent without words.png

ABOUT
US

What would our lives be like without dogs? I can't even imagine. I'm a dog lover and I believe we can learn so much from our dogs. They teach us about loving unconditionally, being a loyal friend and living in the moment. Dogs bring joy and happiness into the lives of pet Moms and Dads everywhere. Through massage I want to give back that unconditional love to every dog and help them have a happier, healthier and more relaxed life.

I was inspired to become a canine massage therapist by my own dog, Honey. As I've watched Honey grow older, I wanted to find a way to provide her with more comfort and care in her older years. How could I make her aging process easier and more comfortable? That's when I decided to become a canine massage therapist.

Over 200 hours of training

at Canis Bodyworks

canine massage therapy certification program and

over 80 hours of training

with Animal Hospice Group.

Fully insured.

Your dog's comfort is
my first priority.

Canine Massage Therapist
and Animal Hospice Practitioner

©JLN

our_services

OUR
SERVICES

Doggie Massage can benefit your doggie by:

Promoting good health
Improving circulation
Calming anxiety
Relieving stress
Reducing pain
Promoting recovery after surgery
Enhancing muscle tone, flexibility and range-of-motion
Helping with socialization

Please remember that canine massage therapy is not a substitute for veterinary care.

Massage Menu

Meet and Greet $45

This will be our first session where your dog and I can get to know each other. I will review your dog’s condition, complete a full body assessment and discuss a treatment plan. The session is approximately 45 minutes.

Zenn Relaxtion $50

Just like humans, our doggies need time to chill out and relax. Zenn Relaxation is a gentle massage that will help promote calmness, relaxation, and reduce anxiety.

©JLN

Senior Serenity $50

As they age, older dogs can get stiff, achy and have joint pain. Senior Serenity is a gentle massage for your senior dog that will relax tight muscles, reduce pain, and promote circulation, movement and flexibility.

Trust Building $20

Is your dog uncomfortable with touch or hesitant around people. Trust Building will help your dog develop a positive association with touch. We take small steps in short sessions to build your dog's trust and make them feel more comfortable with massage.

Young Husky Siberian dog sniffing at human hands.jpg

See and Do: A Virtual Massage Techniques Learning Session $30

This is a virtual 35 minute session via Zoom where you will learn some basic massage techniques that you can use to massage your dog at home that will help maintain your dog's well-being.

Back view of dog talking to dog friends in video conference. Group of dogs having an onlin

Massage session packages also available.

All in-person massage sessions are 45-50 minutes.
Trust Building is 15 minutes.

Book a second session at the Meet and Greet and
get the second session at the discounted rate of $45.

For multiple dog households, $40 for each additional dog per session.

Safety precautions are taken for all massage appointments include hand sanitizing and wearing a mask if requested.

For travel over 20 miles roundtrip, there is an additional $15 travel fee. For further distances, an additional fee may be charged.

We accept cash, check, Venmo, Zelle, or Apple Pay.

More Information

Massage sessions take place in your home where your doggie is most comfortable. Sessions are approximately 45 to 50 minutes but may vary depending on your dog's tolerance level for touch on the day of their massage.

It is important to remember that doggie massage is not like human massage. Dog's communicate their feelings through body language. Sometimes during a session they may get distracted or wiggly and that's ok. It is normal for a dog to

get up, stretch or change positions during a massage session.

Our goal is to provide your dog with a positive experience,

so we will never force them to accept a massage.

Your dog's comfort is always our first priority.

contact