Lead Veterinarian
Dr. Sara Lam
Lead Veterinarian
BVSc (Sydney), CCRT, CVA
Veterinary oversight for every rehabilitation plan — ensuring safe, clinically appropriate care for your pet.
Modality
TCVM Therapeutic Massage · Acupressure · Dogs & Cats
Tui Na Massage for Dogs & Cats in Singapore
TCVM Tui Na massage for dogs and cats at RehabVet Singapore — traditional Chinese veterinary massage to ease pain and improve mobility.
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What Is Tui Na Massage for Dogs & Cats?
A 2,000-year-old healing art — now applied to veterinary rehabilitation
Tui Na (推拿) is a specialised form of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) massage therapy that uses specific hand techniques — pressing, kneading, rolling, grasping, and gliding — to restore the flow of Qi (vital energy) and blood throughout your pet’s body. Practised for over 2,000 years in Chinese medicine, Tui Na is now one of the most valuable therapeutic modalities in modern veterinary rehabilitation.
Unlike regular pet massage, Tui Na is guided by TCVM pattern diagnosis. Before treatment, our practitioners assess your pet’s constitution, tongue colour, pulse quality, and clinical signs to identify the underlying energetic imbalance — whether it’s Qi stagnation causing pain, Blood deficiency causing weakness, or Dampness causing joint swelling. Treatment is then targeted to resolve these specific patterns, not just manage symptoms.
At RehabVet, Tui Na is combined with acupressure (sustained pressure on acupuncture points), myofascial release, and Western manual therapy techniques. This integrative approach — led by Dr. Sara Lam BVSc and delivered by our TCVM-trained rehabilitation team — addresses both the energetic and structural components of your pet’s condition.
Why Choose RehabVet for Dog Massage Therapy?
Singapore’s only dedicated animal rehab clinic with integrated TCVM and Western manual therapy
TCVM-trained practitioners
Our team is trained in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine — not just generic pet massage. Every Tui Na session is guided by proper TCVM pattern diagnosis to identify and treat the underlying energetic imbalance.
Integrative approach
We combine TCVM Tui Na with Western manual therapy, acupressure, myofascial release, and complementary modalities (hydrotherapy, laser, acupuncture) for comprehensive care that addresses every dimension of your pet's condition.
Veterinary supervision
All treatments are designed under veterinary supervision (Dr. Sara Lam BVSc). Safe, appropriate therapy — especially critical for post-surgical patients, dogs on medications, or pets with complex conditions.
Home technique instruction
We teach owners specific Tui Na and acupressure techniques to practice at home between clinic sessions. This extends therapy benefits to every day and empowers you to contribute actively to your pet's recovery.
Suitable for dogs and cats
We treat both dogs and cats. Techniques are adapted to each species' anatomy, size, and temperament. Many cats respond even more quickly to Tui Na than dogs.
Purpose-built rehabilitation facility
Dedicated treatment rooms with temperature control, non-slip surfaces, calming environments, and all the equipment needed for comprehensive therapy sessions — including underwater treadmill, therapeutic laser, and more.
Tui Na & Therapeutic Massage Techniques
Six core techniques — combined into personalised treatment plans for your pet
Tui Na Massage (推拿)
The foundation of TCVM bodywork. Tui Na uses rhythmic pressing, kneading, rolling, and gliding techniques along the body's meridian channels to move Qi (vital energy) and blood. Unlike Western massage that primarily targets muscles, Tui Na works on the energetic system — resolving Qi stagnation, clearing blockages, and restoring the smooth flow of energy throughout your dog's body. Particularly effective for chronic pain, stiffness, and internal imbalances.
Acupressure for Dogs
Acupressure applies sustained finger pressure to specific acupuncture points (acupoints) — the same points used in veterinary acupuncture, but without needles. Each acupoint has specific therapeutic effects: LI 4 (Hegu) for pain relief, ST 36 (Zusanli) for digestive support and energy, BL 23 (Shenshu) for kidney and lower back support. Acupressure for dogs is gentle, non-invasive, and especially valuable for pets who are needle-sensitive or as a complement between acupuncture sessions.
Myofascial Release
Gentle, sustained pressure applied to fascia — the connective tissue network that surrounds every muscle, organ, and joint. Fascial restrictions from surgery, injury, or chronic compensation cause pain, reduced range of motion, and altered movement patterns. Myofascial release restores tissue gliding, reduces adhesions, and improves mobility. Combined with Tui Na, this addresses both the energetic and structural components of your dog's condition.
Meridian Tracing & Qi Mobilisation
Light, directional stroking along the 14 major meridian channels — stimulating Qi flow throughout the body. This gentle technique is used to open treatment sessions (preparing the body for deeper work), calm anxious patients, and maintain energetic balance between clinic visits. It's one of the simplest yet most powerful Tui Na techniques, and one we teach owners to perform at home as part of their pet's ongoing care programme.
Therapeutic Massage for Pain & Tension
Targeted deep tissue and trigger point techniques address muscle tension, spasm, and pain at the physical level. Combined with TCVM pattern diagnosis, we identify which muscles are affected and why — often revealing underlying energetic imbalances that perpetuate muscular problems. This integrated approach means we treat the root cause, not just the symptoms. Especially effective for dogs with chronic back pain, neck stiffness, and compensatory tension patterns.
An Mo (按摩) — Calming Press-Stroke Therapy
An Mo is the gentler counterpart to Tui Na — using slower, more rhythmic pressing and stroking motions designed to calm the nervous system, reduce anxiety, and promote deep relaxation. Particularly valuable for pets with anxiety, fear-based behaviours, post-traumatic stress from hospitalisation, or those needing palliative comfort care. An Mo transforms the therapy session into a deeply soothing experience for your pet.
TCVM Tui Na vs Western Dog Massage
Understanding the difference — and why we integrate both
| Aspect | TCVM Tui Na | Western Massage |
|---|---|---|
| Philosophy | Restores balance of Qi, Blood, Yin and Yang | Targets specific muscles and soft tissues |
| Diagnostic basis | TCVM pattern diagnosis (e.g. Qi stagnation) | Anatomical / biomechanical assessment |
| Technique focus | Meridian-based channels and acupoints | Muscle- and fascia-based anatomy |
| Primary goal | Whole-body balance plus symptom relief | Musculoskeletal comfort and mobility |
| Scope | MSK, selected internal, and emotional support | Primarily musculoskeletal |
| Often best for | Chronic patterns and whole-body wellness | Acute soft-tissue and specific muscle problems |
| At RehabVet | Integrated with Western manual therapy when helpful | Integrated with TCVM techniques when helpful |
In practice, many pets benefit from both lenses in one plan. Tui Na sits alongside our Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine service and land-based manual therapy.
Conditions Treated with Tui Na Massage
From arthritis to anxiety — Tui Na addresses musculoskeletal, neurological, emotional, and internal conditions
Dog Massage for Arthritis & Joint Pain
Arthritis is one of the most common conditions we treat with Tui Na. In TCVM terms, arthritis is often classified as Bi Syndrome — pain caused by the invasion of Wind, Cold, or Damp into the joints. Tui Na massage disperses these pathogenic factors, improves blood circulation to affected joints, reduces inflammation, and relieves pain. Combined with acupressure at key points (GB 34 for tendons, ST 36 for overall vitality, BL 60 for hind limb pain), therapeutic massage provides meaningful, drug-free pain relief for arthritic dogs.
Dog Massage for Back Pain & Spinal Conditions
Tui Na along the Bladder meridian (which runs parallel to the spine) is profoundly effective for back pain, IVDD, spondylosis, and lumbosacral disease. Specific techniques — rolling (Gun Fa), pressing (An Fa), and kneading (Rou Fa) — release paraspinal muscle tension, improve spinal blood flow, and reduce nerve compression symptoms. Many dogs with chronic back pain show significant improvement with regular Tui Na sessions.
Post-Surgery Recovery Massage
After orthopaedic or spinal surgery, Tui Na accelerates healing by improving blood circulation to surgical sites, reducing muscle atrophy from restricted activity, relieving compensatory tension patterns, and promoting tissue repair. Gentle meridian tracing and acupressure can begin within days of surgery (away from the surgical site), progressing to deeper techniques as healing allows.
Dog Massage for Anxiety & Stress
Many dogs experience anxiety — from separation distress, noise phobias, post-hospitalisation trauma, or general fearfulness. TCVM views anxiety as a disturbance of the Shen (spirit/mind), often related to Heart or Liver Qi imbalances. An Mo massage techniques, combined with acupressure at calming points (HT 7 for Shen disturbance, GV 20 for mental clarity, Yin Tang for calming), provide deep nervous system regulation without sedation.
Mobility & Gait Improvement
For dogs with stiff gaits, reluctance to move, or asymmetric movement patterns, Tui Na addresses both the muscular restrictions and energetic blockages that limit mobility. By restoring Qi flow through affected limbs and releasing fascial adhesions, dogs often show visibly improved movement quality — longer strides, smoother gait transitions, and greater willingness to be active.
Senior Dog Wellness Massage
Ageing dogs benefit enormously from regular Tui Na sessions. As dogs age, Qi and blood circulation naturally decline, leading to stiffness, reduced vitality, digestive changes, and cognitive decline. Regular therapeutic massage maintains circulation, supports organ function (through meridian stimulation), preserves muscle tone, and provides comfort and quality-of-life improvement for senior pets.
Digestive & Internal Organ Support
Tui Na isn't limited to musculoskeletal conditions. Abdominal Tui Na and acupressure at digestive points (ST 36, CV 12, SP 6) can support dogs with chronic digestive issues, poor appetite, nausea, or post-anaesthetic gut slowdown. In TCVM, the Spleen and Stomach are the foundation of health — and Tui Na is one of the gentlest ways to support their function.
Why TCVM bodywork is one of the most versatile treatments in veterinary rehabilitation
1. Drug-free pain relief
Tui Na and acupressure stimulate the body's natural pain-modulation systems — releasing endorphins, reducing muscle spasm, improving blood flow, and calming inflammation. Effective pain management without adding to your dog's medication burden.
2. Improved blood & Qi circulation
Every technique in Tui Na is designed to move blood and Qi. Improved circulation means better oxygen and nutrient delivery to tissues, faster healing, reduced swelling, and enhanced organ function.
3. Muscle tension and spasm relief
Chronic muscle tension — from pain guarding, compensatory movement, or post-surgical restriction — causes its own pain cycle. Tui Na breaks this cycle by releasing trigger points, reducing hypertonic muscle tone, and restoring normal muscle function.
4. Enhanced joint range of motion
By releasing fascial restrictions and reducing muscle tension around joints, Tui Na directly improves how far and how easily your dog can move their joints. Combined with passive range-of-motion techniques, this restores functional mobility.
5. Nervous system regulation
Tui Na activates the parasympathetic nervous system — the "rest and digest" state. This reduces stress hormones, lowers heart rate, improves digestive function, and creates the optimal internal environment for healing.
6. Accelerated post-surgical healing
Improved circulation, reduced muscle tension, better range of motion, and nervous system regulation all combine to create ideal conditions for tissue repair and recovery after surgery.
7. Reduced anxiety and fear
The rhythmic, predictable nature of Tui Na combined with specific calming acupressure points can significantly reduce anxiety levels — particularly valuable for fearful pets, those with hospitalisation trauma, or noise phobias.
8. Complementary to acupuncture
Tui Na and acupuncture share the same theoretical foundation (TCVM meridian theory). Tui Na between acupuncture sessions maintains and extends the therapeutic benefits, making the overall treatment programme more effective.
9. Owner participation
Many Tui Na and acupressure techniques can be safely taught to owners for home practice. This deepens the human-animal bond while extending therapy benefits to every day — making Tui Na one of the most practical, sustainable treatments available.
10. Whole-body wellness support
Unlike treatments that target a single problem, Tui Na treats the whole patient — improving energy, sleep quality, appetite, coat condition, and overall vitality alongside the primary condition being addressed.
How a Tui Na Session Works
A structured, evidence-based approach to TCVM bodywork
TCVM assessment & pattern diagnosis
Your practitioner observes your pet's constitution, tongue, pulse, and clinical signs to identify the underlying TCVM pattern — Qi stagnation, Blood deficiency, Dampness, Wind-Cold, or other imbalances. This guides the entire treatment approach.
Opening: meridian tracing & gentle An Mo
Light, rhythmic strokes along the major meridian channels open the body's energy pathways, calm the nervous system, and prepare your pet for deeper work. Most dogs and cats visibly relax within minutes.
Core treatment: Tui Na, acupressure & myofascial work (20–40 min)
Targeted techniques address the specific TCVM pattern and clinical conditions — Tui Na along affected meridians, sustained acupressure on key points, myofascial release for structural restrictions, and deep tissue work for muscle tension. Intensity adjusted in real time based on your pet's response.
Integration: closing meridian work
Gentle closing techniques ensure smooth Qi flow throughout the body, ground the treatment effects, and leave your pet in a calm, balanced state.
Home technique instruction
Your practitioner demonstrates specific Tui Na and acupressure techniques for you to practice at home — typically 5–10 minutes daily. Written guides provided. This extends therapy benefits to every day between clinic visits.
Transparent pricing — Tui Na is integrated into comprehensive TCVM or rehabilitation sessions
Initial consultation + TCVM assessment + first session
$150 – $200
Follow-up Tui Na / TCVM therapy sessions
$100 – $160
Tui Na is integrated into comprehensive TCVM or physical therapy sessions — not billed separately. Sessions may include acupressure, myofascial release, and complementary modalities as clinically appropriate. Many pet insurance policies in Singapore now cover TCVM and rehabilitation therapy.
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Meet Your TCVM & Rehabilitation Team
Qualified rehabilitation specialists — not general practice vets. Led by Dr. Sara Lam BVSc.
Xan Chuah Yee Chien
Senior Therapist
Hazel Lim
Therapist
Joyce Ho
Hydrotherapist
Sean Tan
Hydrotherapist
Claire
Client Relations, Marketing & Business Development Manager
Frequently Asked Questions About Tui Na & Dog Massage
Everything pet owners ask about TCVM massage, acupressure, and therapeutic bodywork
Tui Na (推拿) is a form of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) bodywork that uses specific massage techniques — pressing, kneading, rolling, and gliding — along the body’s meridian channels to restore the flow of Qi (vital energy) and blood. Unlike Western massage that primarily targets muscles, Tui Na works on the body’s energetic system to resolve pain, stiffness, internal imbalances, and promote overall healing.
Acupressure applies sustained finger pressure to specific acupuncture points (acupoints) — the same points used in veterinary acupuncture, but without needles. Each point has specific therapeutic effects. Acupressure is gentle, non-invasive, and especially useful for needle-sensitive pets, between acupuncture sessions, and as a home therapy technique that owners can learn.
Regular Western massage targets muscles and soft tissues based on anatomy. Tui Na targets the body’s meridian (energy channel) system based on TCVM pattern diagnosis. This means Tui Na can address not only musculoskeletal problems but also internal organ imbalances, emotional disturbances, and systemic conditions. At RehabVet, we integrate both TCVM and Western manual therapy approaches for comprehensive treatment.
At RehabVet, Tui Na massage is integrated into comprehensive TCVM or physical therapy sessions. Initial consultations with assessment are $150–$200. Follow-up sessions range from $100–$160. Package rates are available for ongoing treatment plans. Many pet insurance policies in Singapore now cover TCVM and rehabilitation therapy.
Yes — when performed by qualified practitioners who coordinate with your surgeon. Post-surgical Tui Na begins with gentle meridian tracing and acupressure away from the surgical site within days of surgery, progressing to deeper techniques as healing allows. It accelerates recovery by improving circulation, reducing muscle atrophy, and managing pain naturally.
Absolutely. Arthritis is one of the most responsive conditions to Tui Na therapy. In TCVM terms, arthritis is Bi Syndrome — pain from pathogenic factors in the joints. Tui Na disperses these factors, improves joint blood flow, releases surrounding muscle tension, and provides drug-free pain relief. Most arthritic dogs show noticeable improvement within 2–4 sessions.
For acute conditions or post-surgery, 1–2 times per week initially. For chronic conditions like arthritis, weekly sessions tapering to fortnightly or monthly as improvement stabilises. For wellness and prevention, monthly sessions maintain optimal health. Your TCVM practitioner will recommend a specific schedule based on your dog’s condition and response.
Yes — many basic Tui Na and acupressure techniques can be safely taught to owners. We demonstrate meridian tracing, key acupressure points, and gentle massage techniques during clinic sessions and provide written guides for home practice. Home Tui Na extends therapy benefits to every day and deepens the bond between you and your pet.
Yes. Cats respond very well to Tui Na — often more quickly than dogs. The techniques are adapted to cats’ smaller size and sensitivity. Tui Na is particularly effective for feline arthritis, stress-related conditions, and senior cat wellness. Many cats find the rhythmic techniques deeply relaxing.
Tui Na is effective for arthritis and joint pain, back pain and spinal conditions (IVDD, spondylosis), muscle tension and spasm, post-surgical recovery, anxiety and stress, mobility issues, digestive problems, senior wellness, neurological conditions, and general pain management. Its scope extends beyond musculoskeletal conditions because it works on the body’s energetic system.
No referral is needed. You can book directly with RehabVet. We welcome communication with your primary vet and will request medical records for comprehensive care. If your dog has had recent surgery, we’ll coordinate with your surgeon regarding appropriate timing and techniques.
Tui Na and acupuncture share the same TCVM theoretical foundation — both work on meridians and acupoints. Acupuncture uses needles for stronger, more targeted point stimulation. Tui Na uses manual pressure for broader meridian work and is gentler. At RehabVet, we often combine both: acupuncture for initial treatment, with Tui Na sessions in between to maintain and extend the benefits.
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