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Normalizing recovery routines for every dog — not just sport or working dogs. Introduction When we hear the word athlete , most people picture agility dogs flying over jumps, working dogs pulling sleds, or competitive sport dogs in peak condition. Rarely do we think of the family dog enjoying a neighborhood walk or a slow wander through the park. But here’s the truth: every dog is an athlete — even the ones who never compete . Walking, sniffing, stopping, pulling slightly on leash, navigating...

At Soul Paws Massage, everything we do is rooted in one belief: dogs deserve thoughtful, body-aware care that supports comfort, balance, and wellbeing — not just symptom management . Over time, we’ve listened closely to the needs of our clients and their dogs. Many of you asked for gentle, natural products you could use at home — ones that align with massage, mobility support, and emotional regulation without being harsh, overstimulating, or overwhelming to sensitive systems. We’re excited to...

Why one-sided fun can quietly strain your dog’s body — and how to prevent it. Introduction Fetch. Tug. Running. These are some of the most common — and most loved — activities in a dog’s daily life. They’re energizing, enriching, and a fantastic way to bond. But like anything repetitive, these activities can quietly shape the body in ways we don’t always expect. When dogs perform the same movements over and over again, especially in one direction or with the same pattern, certain muscles...