Good in – Tensions, LLC provides canine and equine sports massage therapy which can be used for all animals, from the companion to the highly athletic competitor. Sports massage is most closely related to Swedish Massage which concentrates on deep tissue. Massage is often thought of as a “luxury” but in fact it has numerous health benefits that can improve the well-being and performance of animals.

Animals that suffer from dysplasia, arthritis or other debilitating diseases can benefit from massage as it decrease inflammation and swelling in joints and increases circulation, range of motion and muscle tone. Massage can be used for other reasons such as colic, behavior tribulations, injuries, resisting or an unwillingness to perform or move a certain way. In addition, massage promotes more rapid healing of injuries by restoring mobility to injured muscle tissue.

For performance animals, massage is capable of preventing injuries (such as pulls and tears) and eliminates any muscle adhesions or tension that could potentially be problematic. A massage lasts from 1 to 1.5 hours and includes obtaining a history, an evaluation, the massage and then discussion of a maintenance plan and/or follow-up exercises when applicable.

I am certified in Equine and Canine Sports Massage and have a Bachelor’s Degree in Animal / Equine Science. I was a vet technician for 10 years and have memberships with the IAAMT, DVCTA, and the USDF.

“The most rewarding part of my career is seeing the difference in animals after a massage!”

Owner’s Name: Julie Ennis
Business Address: Philadelphia, PA
Phone Number: (215) 518-0884
Website: www.goodintensions.org

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