Myofunctional Therapy
Please contact the FIDO HYDRO clinic if you have any questions or concerns on 0448 744 558
What is Myofunctional Therapy
Massage Therapy is one of the most ancient forms of Natural Therapy and has been highly used successfully for centuries. The meaning of MYO is ‘of muscle’, ‘relating to muscles’. The meaning of MYOFUNCTIONAL is ‘relating to the function of muscles’. Canine Myofunctional Therapy (CMT) is a holistic therapeutic treatment that integrates specialised Sports and/or Remedial massage techniques, acupressure, manipulation of skin, muscle and of soft tissues, passive range of movement, fascial release and stretching techniques.
What are The Applications
- Muscle injury
- Muscle and nerve degeneration
- Joint problems
- Recovery from post-operative surgery eg cruciate ligament, hip replacement and other forms of Reconstructive surgery
- Senior care and arthritis management
- Acute/Chronic pain management
- Hereditary diseases
- Acquired posture problems
- Recovery from illness
- Hormonal problems
- Kidney and liver problems
- Digestive problems
- Preparation of agility and show dogs pre-event and post-event
- Stimulates the readiness in the dog bringing more focus and spatial awareness to the dog by tuning-up the dogs’ body in readiness for action.
- Relieves stress and anxiety
- Relaxation and calming
What are The Benefits
- Increases and improves blood circulation for healthy muscle and bone
- Improves oxygen and nutrient supply muscle tissue for healthy organs
- Warms and relaxes the muscles
- Improves and Strengthens muscle and tendon integrity
- Increases flexibility of the musculoskeletal system
- Lengthens connective tissue for efficient muscle performance
- Increases muscle flexibility to prevent injury
- Improves range of movement and body balance
- Stimulates lymphatic drainage to promote healthy joints and aids in joint function
- Reduces muscle tension and fatigue
- Achieves structural balance
- Releases endorphins
- Better Quality of Life
This is not an exhaustive list, so if you are still wondering what we may be able to assist you with please contact the clinic to discuss how we may assist you and your companion.
