You can bring your fur kid to our cosy massage studio. We also provide home services if your dog is not so mobile or gets very anxious at being in a new place. Home visits will incur an additional fee and is not available on weekends and public holidays.

Our PFL canine massage studio is at 398 Changi Road #01-03 The Lenox. SG 419845. We operate by appointments only. If you are driving, you can park at the URA parking lots along Changi Road in front of our studio. The nearest MRT station is Kembangan (5 mins walk).

We perform our own proprietary PFL Touch. This is a unique combination of massage and TTouch bodywork customised to your dog’s needs.

Please do not feed your dog an hour prior to the massage. 

For the initial visit, someone who can answer detailed questions about the dog, and who can lead him/her for the assessment is required. For subsequent sessions, you are welcome to be in the room, but are not required. Often an owner will attend at the beginning to report any changes or concerns, then will carry on with their day’s activities, checking back in occasionally. 

During the first session, we will discuss some basic info about your dog’s medical history and current lifestyle; an assessment is done (basic functional conformation, tone, and tolerance to touch), followed by a short visual gait assessment to determine how the dog is using his or her body. We will then perform the massage.

Most of the time, the answer is yes. Keep in mind that every dog is unique so there are quite a variety of reactions. Some will fall asleep during a session while some leave extremely invigorated. No matter which of these categories (or somewhere in between) your dog falls in to, the result will benefit their overall well being.

Sometimes, especially during a first massage, your dog may be unsure of the intention of the massage. It’s not uncommon at all for a dog to be overwhelmed at first, but the uncertainty generally goes away and then he/she starts to enjoy the massage.

Some dogs are very sensitive to touch, or are defensive and lack trust. Touch therapy can be a very effective method to calm a dog, promote a trusting relationship, and encourage a dog to allow and enjoy massage. Sometimes it can take a few sessions for the dog to learn to trust and relax. The massage will be tailored to your dog’s needs. We have to respect what the dog wants and not impose ourselves on them!

Each animal is different and have his/her own unique sets of conditions and circumstances. All of these factors help determine the appropriate schedule for your massage plan.

• Dogs in rehabilitation: this schedule will be determined in conjunction with you, your vet, and/or your canine physiotherapist. Typically, massage should be done 3 times a week for the first 1-2 weeks, then, twice a week for a specified period of time, eventually weaning down to a wellness schedule as the dog recovers.

• Chronic pain or mobility issues: 1-2 times a week

• General wellness: 2 times a month will go a long way in keeping your dog healthy, happy, and active.

Your fur kid’s health is priceless. Massage provides a safe and natural method of maintaining your animal’s optimal health and quality of life. Regular massage sessions may, in some circumstances, reduce the frequency of veterinary visits or the need for medication or more invasive, painful treatments. Today, many veterinarians recommend massage therapy as a supplement to their health care treatments.

Karen is a US certified Canine Massage Practitioner (CMP), and a Tellington TTouch Practitioner for Companion Animals. She is also a professional member of the International Association of Animal Massage & Bodyworks (IAAMB).

Classes are kept small (maximum 4 pax) so that everyone receives personal guidance and has plenty of opportunity to ask questions.

It would be great to bring your dog so you can practise the techniques with them during the class. However, if your dog is uncomfortable in a new environment or around unfamiliar dogs or people, it’s perfectly fine to leave them at home. You’ll still benefit from the class and may even find it easier to learn without any distractions.

Dogs of all ages are welcome! Whether you have a playful puppy, an active adult, or a senior dog, they can all benefit from massage and TTouch.

For younger dogs, it’s a wonderful way to get them comfortable with being touched and handled, while adult and senior dogs can benefit from improved relaxation, flexibility, mobility and overall well-being.

The techniques are gentle and can be adapted to suit your dog’s age, needs and comfort level.

Yes! You’re welcome to attend together with the same dog. As the class fee is charged per person, each participant will need to register and pay the class fee individually.

No, you don’t need to bring anything. Everything you need for the cooking class will be provided.

Not at all! No cooking experience is needed. The recipes are simple and easy to follow, and we’ll guide you step by step throughout the class.

Yes! You’ll get to bring home the food you’ve cooked so your dog can enjoy your delicious homemade creation.

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This will depend on the shipping method. For doorstep delivery, your order will reach you within 1-2 days. For shipping via SmartPac, it will take about 3 working days.

We provide free delivery for purchases $120 and above
Purchases below $120 will incur a $15 delivery fee.

Yes, you can self-collect at our studio. Please WhatsApp to us to arrange day and time.

Yes we do. We can ship via SmartPac for a flat fee of $4.