Trollhusky Long-distance · Dog life · Treatment

Trollhusky · Lene Nyhus

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Treatment that considers the whole dog.

Canine treatment based on a careful assessment of each dog's function and movement.

See what I offer
Lene Nyhus closely follows the dogs during an autumn training session
Experience from an active life with dogs comes into the treatment room.

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What I offer

Function and movement are the starting point.

As a student practitioner, I offer treatment based on a careful assessment of each dog's function and movement.

Every treatment is tailored to the dog in front of me and may include massage, trigger-point treatment and gentle mobilisation within my current competence. The aim is to support the dog's function and mobility.

  • Individual assessment
  • Treatment
  • A whole-dog perspective
Lene Nyhus holds three husky puppies outside the dog yard

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My background

Professional development, grounded in life with dogs.

I am a student at Nordisk Heste- og Hundeterapiskole (NHT) .

I am training as a canine massage therapist, with further education in joint adjustment and mobilisation. In my student practice, I work with the dog's muscles and joints through massage and gentle mobilisation.

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How it works

One dog. Three steps. An individual consultation.

Every consultation starts with the dog's needs and what you, as the owner, can tell me.

  1. 01

    Assessment

    We review the dog's history and look at its current movement patterns.

  2. 02

    Palpation

    I carry out a thorough physical check of the muscles, joints, and trigger points.

  3. 03

    Treatment

    The dog receives massage and trigger-point treatment, with mobilisation when appropriate.

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Potential benefits

Support for a body that needs to work in everyday life.

Massage and mobilisation may be used as supportive measures for muscle tension and stiffness and as part of individually adapted care.

  • Less tensionMay help reduce muscular tension and stiffness.
  • Elasticity and movementMay support elasticity and mobility.
  • CirculationMay be used with the aim of supporting local blood and lymphatic circulation.
  • Training and recoveryMay form part of tailored care around activity and rest.
A dog team runs together towards the low winter sun
Needs and goals are always considered for the individual dog.

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Safety first

A veterinarian comes first when illness or injury is suspected.

If lameness or illness is suspected, a veterinarian must always be contacted before treatment.

Treatment with me does not replace veterinary examination, diagnosis, or medical treatment. When there is any uncertainty, we clarify the right next step before a consultation.

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Prices

Simple and straightforward.

The group rate applies when three or more dogs receive treatment.

Student practice · one dog
400 NOK
Group rate
300 NOK per dog · 3 or more

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Booking

Ready to talk about your dog?

Get in touch to book a session or ask a question.

Phone+47 900 25 395 Email[email protected]
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Lene Nyhus sits with two of the dogs after a winter race
Good follow-up begins with seeing the individual dog.