Our Team

Sarah McFarlane | Canine Balance

Accreditation with the Canine Rehabilitation Institute (United States) and a “Canine Myofunctional Therapy” certificate (Australia), Sarah trained under Australia’s pioneer physiotherapist, Peter Schofield in canine muscle manipulation.  She is a qualified dog therapist with over 20 years of experience in finding body imbalances, easing and eliminating the dog’s issue in a natural way.

Canine Balance provides “Natural hands on” therapy treating soft tissue injuries and unresolved or reoccurring lameness. By allowing muscles to strengthen and joints to increase in flexibility, it aims to create a balanced dog.

Sarah offers canine massage therapy, neurofacial release, canine rehabilitation therapeutic exercises, cross fit training including stretching exercises, and gait analysis.

Michael Yeo | Cradle Holistic Canine Natural Therapies

Qualified in canine myofunctional therapy, kinesiological taping, Bowen therapy, small animal acupressure, conditioning and laser therapy.

Providing an individual customised treatment plan specifically tailored to your dog based on its physical health and conditioning.

Nicole Ashton | K9 Mobile Massage

A qualified canine remedial massage therapist through Canine Health and Wellbeing Academy (Australia) as well as a qualified W.E.B.B. (Whole Energy Body Balance) practitioner, I am able to provide a range of body work treatments to help your dog deal with their aches and pains. I provide a mobile service to the Greater Geelong region where I travel to you and perform the massage in my specially kitted out van or I am happy to see clients at Rosewood Farm Canine Fitness as part of their dogs rehabilitation plan. As a fully insured member of ACRA (Australian Canine Rehabilitation Association) you can have confidence your dog is in good hands.

K9 Mobile Massage … Bringing the joy back to movement!

Sandy Hallman | Corio Bay Canine Rehabilitation

Offering remedial massage and canine salt therapy. Salt therapy is the process by which tiny particles of salt are utilised in a vapour tent to benefit dogs afflicted with respiratory and skin conditions.