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Dog Massages

by Sandra McGuire
(Hazel Crest, Illinois)




One of my dogs (Pac) injured himself by trying to get over a 6ft. Fence. I believe he pulled a muscle and that's when I found out the value of massages for dogs.

I put two doggy aspirins in a hot dog and gave it to him and massaged his hind leg. I saw how much he was enjoying the massage and since then I give both of my dogs massages after a long walk. They love massages.

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