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Paws and Relax: Unleashing the Zen with Our Introductory Pet Massage Popup Class!
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Gracie the Beagle relaxing during massage
Reducing your pet's and your stress for the holidays this year

SEATTLE - Washingtoner -- Animal lovers, a way to help your furry child live their best life is to switch from just petting and rubbing your pet to massaging your pet.  Learn a powerful, professional animal massage technique that provides your precious pet with enhanced quality of life and movement.

What's the difference between just petting your pet and massaging your pet?

Massage for your pets has the same great benefits it does for people:
  • Massage Increases Blood Circulation.
  • Massage Boosts Your Immune System.
  • Massage Reduces Cortisol.
  • Massage Decreases Stress, Anxiety & Depression.
  • Massage Safely Decreases Back, Neck, Shoulder, Hip & Joint Pain.
  • Massage Helps with Pre- and Post-Surgery Healing Sore Muscles.

Bonus: You will increase bonding with your pet.

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In this class, the professional animal massage stroke you will learn is a great 5-minute maintenance massage routine to support your pet with optimum health for your time together.

This is a fun interactive zoom class.

Feel free to join and learn whether your animal participates with you or not. You will come away with confidence knowing how to properly do basic animal massage and practice when it is convenient for you and your animal.

Vicki Draper is a highly regarded modern-day healer and author who supports family animals with health, harmony, and ease, addressing wellness during every stage of your animal's life. With her skill set, she serves clients locally and remotely, nationally and internationally.

As a licensed massage practitioner, certified acupressurist, and Reiki/Master teacher for people and animals, Vicki likes empowering the animal guardian with tools and techniques to help their pet benefit with optimum health on a regular basis.

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Vicki is teaching this Intro to Animal Massage Popup class for animal loving guardians and people working with animals desiring to connect with a healing touch versus just rubbing and petting their animal.  Massage adds health and wellness and deeper bond between people and their pets. This massage will calm anxiety, promote calm for both your pet and you especially during the holiday season.

Intro to Animal Massage Popup Class will be held:

Saturday December 2, 2023   10:00 – 11:30am Pacific

On Zoom: recording provided.  $40

Class size is limited to keep the learning personalized.

To reserve your spot, click

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/727309170307?aff=oddtdtcreator

Interviews welcome.

Contact
Vicki Draper,
Bestselling Author, Licensed Animal Massage Therapist
***@healingyouranimal.com


Source: Healing Your Animal, Inc.

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