This week, we're bringing back an unforgettable episode that dives deep into the transformative world of Paw Sha, an ancient-meets-modern wellness practice for dogs!
Join us as Dr. Tori, a holistic pet wellness expert, guides us through the fascinating art of Paw Sha. Based on the Traditional Chinese Medicine technique of Gua Sha, Paw Sha has been adapted to provide safe, gentle healing for our furry friends. Whether your dog suffers from chronic pain, arthritis, or just needs a little extra relaxation, this modality could be the wellness boost they deserve!
Learn how Paw Sha can be done at home, and hear Dr. Tori’s insights on how it’s changed the lives of her animal patients and her own pets. Perfect for any dog lover interested in exploring alternative health approaches for their pups!
About Paw Sha
Paw Sha is a modality you can use at home on your own dog to optimize their health! Paw Sha is based on Gua Sha massage, a Traditional Chinese Medicine technique that relieves pain, decreases inflammation, and helps with lymphatic flow.
A Gua Sha tool is used as an extension of your hand to glide over your pet’s skin and fur to promote healing. Gua means “to scrape” and Sha means “disease or sand”, and when used on humans it is a firm scraping motion.
In our animal patients, a softer touch is used to create the effect we want.
Paw Sha is used in treating animals with chronic pain, arthritis, mobility issues, post-surgery recovery, improverelaxation, and many other ailments.
Dr. Tori has used this technique on her own dogs, patients, and taught clients how to perform this technique at home with great success!
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Give the episode a listen on your favorite podcast platform and let us know what you think! Now available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, Stitcher, and Pocket Casts.
As always, the topics discussed are for informational purposes only and if you have specific questions about your pets, please contact your local veterinarian.
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