Olga Porqueras shows how to massage and relax your dog using techniques and essential oils. Physical contact with your pet reduces stress and strengthens your bond with them.
Hi, I'm Olga Porqueras. We're going to massage a dog, Keena. Apparently she doesn't have any problems, but it's good and convenient to get close to our animals, our family and companion animals, to remind them of their animal nature. We overly humanize them and forget that physical contact and emotional contact are beneficial to them. I'm going to prepare some biocircuits of synergetics, of synergetic medicine to balance her. If you want to do the massage at home, it's not necessary. But you can also see other natural treatment options for animals that started with people and that I've been applying to them. We'll work with essential oils, okay? Also in this case, since it's not Akina, it doesn't have any conflicts or pathologies. She's a very balanced dog who will be our model at this moment. Therefore, we will work with basic essentials such as lavender oil, oil, a combination of oils called harmony, which is simply for harmonizing. And we will work with Pisan calming to produce greater relaxation during the massage. What I usually do is put a few drops of each in a glass. And now you will see how we are going to start. Come here. See, it is possible that the animal rejects the treatment without its balance. It is good because they themselves either need things or they do not need them. They mark the beginning and the end. There is a protocol for hellish touch massage, but they are the ones who are going to guide you. They are going to tell you where they need it, how long and how. Therefore, it is like a dance. We have to let ourselves go. It is important to always put ourselves at their level. It is important to always get on the floor with them, because, well, we are always used to making them get on a couch, on a stretcher. And what we have to do is lower ourselves to their level. Let's start with Kina, who now seems to be feeling the mood. We'll work all the muscles with a cloud like movement. We'll work the entire back area with this movement. It's important to do it in the direction you want. Once you've made contact with her, however, you feel comfortable. It's important to always work in the direction of your thumb, because what we're doing is creating an acupressure point. And on the other hand, with the other three fingers, what we're doing is draining all that stress. We'll work her neck, we'll work her face, we'll work her belly, just like with any other animal. If she gets up and walks away. We have to let her go. She'll come back again. Very pretty, Kenna. Now, now. Let her go. Okay. Now. Yes. Pretty. Come back, pretty girl. Yes. Stretching the hind legs has to be done very carefully because they usually have a lot of tension there. And it's also a movement they don't recognize. So this could happen the first time. Come back. K. Come back. Speaking to her slowly is important so that she understands that what we are doing is beneficial for her. For her in this case. Thank you. Beautiful. Yawning is a sign that she is relaxing. We will work on her tail, which relaxes her lumbar area a lot. We will stretch a little. Hero. Perfect. And we will do the same thing we did with the horse. We will work on the energetic level. Oh, it. Come back. Come back. Queen. This is a time when it is best to be silent, in communion with the animal, transmitting tranquility. And especially if an animal has a specific pathology, visualize how that pathology no longer exists. For example, let's imagine an animal with a diseased liver. Let's visualize a healthy liver. An animal that has an injury to a leg. Let's imagine it running along the beach without any problems. Let's enhance that positive part. Whenever you perform a massage, it is important to be in a quiet place, preferably a place that the animal recognizes. A place that is theirs and without external inputs that call for attention. When we finish the massage, what we do is put a blanket on top of them, we cuddle them, we transmit that point of tranquility, of comfort, of basically. And we leave them in their place. We leave them in their place until they decide to get up and decide that the treatment is finished. This is a very good place to do it. It is in their own bed. In their own bed. They know that it is a place of relaxation, a place where their space is a mass. Giving an animal a massage is very good and recommended for them. And it establishes a connection with the caregiver, with their animal's owner. A very strong bond that is not achieved in everyday life, in day to day contact. I recommend that you do.
