Canine Massage Therapy in Vero Beach, Florida

Relaxation, Mobility, Wellness

Gentle, hands-on massage that helps your dog unwind and feel good.

Belly Rubs Are Great. Massage Is Even Better.

Your dog chases every ball, launches off the couch like it's a diving board, and gets the zoomies for no reason at all. All that action adds up. Our Canine Massage Therapy sessions at Pawprints of Vero Beach give your dog a quiet break in a safe, nurturing space. Gentle dog massage helps them relax, eases everyday muscle tension, and supports mobility, so they walk out feeling loose and comfortable. 

Whether your dog needs to wind down after an active day or you'd like to add extra support to their wellness routine, every session focuses on their comfort and overall well-being. 

Dog getting a bath

What a Massage Therapy Session Does for Your Dog

  • Real relaxation. Slow, gentle massage in a quiet space gives your dog a chance to settle. 

  • Looser muscles and easier movement. Busy days can leave muscles tight. Massage helps ease that everyday tension. 

  • One-on-one attention. Your dog has Elizabeth's full focus the entire time. 

  • A session that fits your dog. Elizabeth reads your dog's body language and adjusts pressure, pace, and position to what they enjoy. 

Dog Massage Sessions and Pricing

15-Minute Session

  • A quick treat, and a great first visit for dogs who are new to massage. 

  • Cost: $15

60-Minute Session

  • A full hour for dogs who love to settle in and soak it up. 

  • Cost: $60 

Available Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 

Dog getting a bath

What to Expect During Your Dog's Massage Session

Every session starts with a hello. Elizabeth gives your dog time to sniff around and get comfortable before any hands-on work begins. After that, your dog sets the pace. They can shift, stretch out, take a break, or call it a day whenever they want. Nothing is forced. 

Canine massage is a wellness service, not veterinary care. If your dog is injured, recovering from surgery, or managing a health condition, check with your veterinarian before booking.

Meet Our Canine Massage Therapist, Elizabeth

Elizabeth Knight became a certified Reiki Master and licensed massage therapist in 2022, and it didn't take long for her to realize her love for the work extended to animals too. Now she brings that training and care to the dogs of Pawprints of Vero Beach. Her goal is simple: ease the physical tension that keeps our best friends from living their most playful lives.

A brown dog is being bathed, with soap suds covering its head and ears, while a person's hands gently wash it.

Canine Massage Questions, Answered

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