About Me
I’m Jessica (Jess), a qualified Canine Remedial Massage & Rehabilitation Therapist with a lifelong passion for animal health and wellbeing. Alongside my work in canine massage, I’ve been a Registered Animal Medicines Advisor (SQP) for over 10 years, supporting owners with tailored care and preventative health guidance. Living with and working alongside active dogs has given me first-hand experience of how important mobility, comfort, recovery, and performance support can be. As a canicross enthusiast and dog owner myself, I’m passionate about helping dogs of all ages — from beloved family pets to sporting and working dogs — move comfortably, confidently, and enjoy the best quality of life possible.
Horses have been a significant part of my life for over 20 years. In 2025, I sadly lost my own horse of 17 years. Through caring for him, I developed a deeper understanding of equine health, management, and the importance of evidence-based parasite control. His journey played a major role in inspiring my passion for helping owners make informed decisions about their horses' health and wellbeing.
I qualified in Canine Remedial Massage & Rehabilitation Therapy in 2026 after studying with Your 4 Legs Training School, where I developed hands-on skills in canine anatomy, gait analysis, palpation, and rehabilitation-focused massage techniques. My approach combines a range of massage methods, including Swedish, deep tissue, sports massage, and myofascial release techniques, allowing me to tailor each session to the individual needs of every dog. Whether supporting mobility and comfort in family pets, aiding recovery following injury, or helping sporting and working dogs perform at their best, my aim is always to improve wellbeing, movement, and quality of life.
I provide a mobile service, allowing dogs to receive treatment in a familiar and relaxed environment.
I am fully insured and a proud member of the International Association of Animal Therapists (IAAT), alongside having over 10 years of experience as a Registered Animal Medicines Advisor (SQP), where I am registered with AMTRA (Animal Medicines Training Regulatory Authority). I am passionate about continuing my professional development and hope to further expand my skills into canine physiotherapy and hydrotherapy in the future.