CANINE CONDITIONING & MASSAGE
Supporting Every Stage of Your Dog’s Journey
Helping Dogs Move Better, Feel Better, and Live Better
Whether your dog is slowing down with age, recovering from injury, navigating anxiety, or simply deserves extra support for a healthy, active life, Ash & Oak provides personalized canine massage therapy and fitness conditioning designed around their individual needs.
Canine Massage
Comfort, recovery, and mobility.
Canine Fitness & Conditioning
Strength, balance, and endurance.
Hands-On Care for Lifelong Wellness
Massage
Hands-on therapeutic massage to reduce pain, improve mobility, ease muscle tension, and support your dog's overall health and recovery.
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Fitness & Conditioning
Customized exercises designed to build strength, improve balance, increase mobility, and help prevent injury at every stage of life.
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Special Interests
Unique services including virtual guidance, massage and fitness packages, and Reiki to support your dog's individual needs and overall well-being.
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Online Workshops
Online classes and personal zoom sessions that teach dog owners practical massage techniques, conditioning exercises, and wellness strategies to use at home.
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MEET ALYSON
Dedicated to Your Dog’s Well-Being
At Ash & Oak Therapy, we believe every dog deserves to feel comfortable, confident, and strong in their body. Through personalized canine massage, fitness, and conditioning, we support dogs through every stage of life: from growing pups and active athletes to injury recovery and the changing needs of senior dogs. Every session is tailored to the individual dog, with a gentle, thoughtful approach focused on improving movement, supporting overall wellness, and helping them enjoy more of the things they love.
Every session is tailored to your dog’s individual needs, using massage, stretching, and conditioning techniques that support comfort, mobility, and overall well-being.
Signs your dog needs therapy & massage
Don't wait for discomfort to become a bigger problem. Early intervention can improve mobility, reduce pain, and help your dog stay active for years to come. Schedule an appointment to get started.
Questions & Answers
Do you come to us, or do we come to you?
Both! Mobile appointments are available, and travel is included for locations within a 30-minute radius of Ferguson, MO. For visits beyond that area, a flat $10 travel fee applies. Appointments are also available at Back On Track Veterinary Hospital in O'Fallon, MO for clients who prefer an in-clinic visit.
What conditions can canine massage help with?
Canine massage supports dogs of all ages and activity levels. It can help relieve muscle tension, reduce pain and stiffness, improve joint mobility, increase circulation, aid recovery after surgery or injury, reduce stress and anxiety, and enhance overall comfort and quality of life. Whether your dog is an active athlete, a senior companion, or recovering from an injury, massage can be a valuable part of their wellness routine.
How do I know if my dog could benefit from massage?
Many dogs benefit from massage, not just those recovering from an injury. Signs your dog may benefit include stiffness, limping, difficulty getting up, reluctance to jump or climb stairs, decreased activity, muscle tension, slowing down with age, or soreness after exercise. Massage can also help maintain mobility and support overall wellness before problems arise.
What should I expect during an in-home session?
Every dog responds differently. Some relax immediately, while others need a little time to warm up. Sessions are always tailored to your dog's comfort level and may include short breaks if they need water, a potty break, or simply a moment to move around. Most dogs leave their session feeling calm and relaxed, and many enjoy a restful nap afterward.
How often will my dog need massage?
Every dog has unique needs. Some benefit from occasional maintenance sessions, while others recovering from injury, managing arthritis, or improving performance may benefit from more frequent visits. After your initial evaluation, we'll recommend a treatment plan based on your dog's goals, lifestyle, and progress.
