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Learn How to Become Certified in Canine Massage

7/1/2017

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Want to start a career in canine massage therapy but don't know where to start? This article will explain how!
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Step 1 - Determine if animal massage is legal in your state

While most states do not have licensing boards pertaining to animal massage, there are different regulations from state to state mainly depending on the state's veterinary board.  Some states do not allow anyone except a licensed veterinarian to massage animals, while other states allow certified animal massage therapists to work under veterinary supervision or referral and other states allow animal massage without any veterinary affiliation.  Click this link for a list of animal massage laws by US State.

Step 2 - Decide what type of course is best suited for you

There are many canine massage programs available ranging from one day or weekend courses to 100+ hour courses.  You will find courses that are completely hands on, ones that have both home study and classroom requirements and ones that can be completed completely online.  There are pros and cons to each which you must consider before choosing a school.

Classroom Programs: Pros: these classes will offer you the most personal guidance while you are learning the massage techniques.  Cons: you will have to travel to the location where the course is held which comes with additional expenses (plane flight or gas expense, hotels, food, taking days off work and other expenses).  Another con is that you must be available during the specific days the course is held.

Home Study with Classroom hours: Pros: these courses have a little more flexibly as far as the time you have to complete it since there is an online component. They will also offer the same personal guidance as a classroom only program since you will do part of your training in person. Cons: these types of courses have the same cons as a hand's on only program...you will need to travel (with adds expenses to your cost of education) and you will need to be available during the specific class dates.

Online Course: Pros: Start and complete the course on your own schedule without deadlines or timeframes. If something comes up in your life and you need to put the course on the back burner, you can without losing any registration fees. These courses are also usually more economical since you do not have to add on the expenses of traveling.  Cons: you do not get the same personal one on one guidance as you would in a classroom setting.

Step 3 - Find a program that is affiliated with other organizations

Since animal massage is not regulated by the state, there is no state licensing board for it.  This means that pretty much anyone can teach animal massage. To ensure that you are taking a quality course and receiving a valid certification, make sure that the program you choose is affiliated with other bodywork organizations.  

​The National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) is a massage organization for licensed human massage therapists.  They will approve some animal massage courses as continuing education for their members.  If a course has the NCBTMB seal of approval, then you know it has been reviewed and approved by this strict organization.

The International Association of Animal Massage and Bodywork (IAAMB) is another great organization that offers membership to those who have received a certification from an approved school (schools must apply and meet their requirements to become approved).  If the program you choose is approved by IAAMB, then you will be able to become a member of their organization which will provide you with support as you are practicing animal massage and options for malpractice insurance (in the US and Canada). ​

Step 4 - Enroll, complete and start practicing!

Enroll in the course that meets all your requirements.  Complete the course material and receive your certification and start practicing! Note that is definitely helps if the program you choose also has a business aspect to it.  You could be the best canine massage therapist in the world, but if you don't know how to run your own business, you will not be successful.

About Our Program

Angel's Animals LLC offers an online canine massage certification program. Our course is a 100 hour course that requires the student to complete 50 hands on practice hours, 10 case studies, homework assignments and 2 exams to receive their certification.  Our program is available to people in every country and does not have any timeframes or deadlines.  One of the many great things about this course is that you can log into it at any point in the future (even years after completing it) to review the material....your course never expires!

Our course is approved through NCBTMB, IAAMB, IVCA, ACAN and several other organizations.  

Our canine massage course covers the following techniques:
*Swedish/Relaxation Massage
*Myofascial Release
*Shiatsu
*Gua Sha
*Mechanical Massage
*Aromatherapy
*Supportive Therapies


Click Here to Enroll in a Free Trial!

Frequently Asked Questions:
How do I know if I'm doing the techniques correctly if the course is online? This course has been structured in such a way that it maximizes the learning potential.  There are also homework assignments that must be submitted via video of the student performing the techniques. The videos are reviewed by Dr. Barbara and the student receives feedback and must master the technique before they can move on in the course.

​What if I have a question as I am reviewing the material? Dr. Barbara makes herself available to students through email, FB, website chats and other forms of communication.  When a student asks a question, they can normally expect a response within a few min to an hour. If the student is in another country and happens to write when Dr. Barbara is sleeping, they will have to wait a bit longer, but most students can attest to the fact that they normally get instantaneous responses for her allowing them to move on with their studying without having to wait.

Am I able to communicate with other students? Yes! We have private FB groups for each of our courses which allows current and past students to interact with each other.  This is a great way to share case studies, ask questions and seek advice from other students and practitioners who have already received their certification.

How do I take the online course? When you register, you will be sent a link and password so that you can access your course.  The course is comprised of presentations (by Dr. Barbara), PowerPoints, articles and demonstrative videos. You can save your place in the course so that you can start up where you left off the next time you log in. The exams are completed online. Homework assignments and case studies are submitted through email (with videos). Hands on practice hours are done at a local rescue or shelter (if there is not one located in your town, Dr. Barbara will help you find other arrangements). 

How much does the course cost and can I make payments? This course is $1100 USD and you have the option to either prepay at a discount (pay a total of $990) or make 4 monthly payments of $275.  Although our prices are in US dollars, we do have many international students and their payment will be converted to USD at checkout.

What techniques does the course cover? The course covers Swedish, Acupressure, Myofascial Release, TMJ Release, Gua Sha and Core Muscle Stim massage as well as several physical therapies (hot and cold therapy, stretches, ultrasound, whole body vibrational therapy, etc). Click here for a full curriculum.

What will my certification title be? Once you complete the certification process, you will have the title of Certified Canine Myo-manipulative Functional Therapist.  You will receive a high quality, wax sealed certificate in the mail and your name (along with your contact info and website) will be listed on our website under practitioners so that potential clients can find you.

How do I register? You can register here.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO ABOUT THIS COURSE
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO ABOUT DR. BARBARA

Have a question we didn't cover? Email Dr. Barbara

57 Comments
Stephanie Oliver
10/31/2017 10:03:46 am

I am in Canada. I'm wondering about a Canadian course that may similar/affiliated with this one? Thank you!

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Dr. Barbara
10/31/2017 11:12:30 am

Hi Stephanie,

All of our courses are valid in Canada through the International Association of Animal Massage and Bodywork. If you have any questions I can be emailed directly at Dr.angeliquebarbara@gmail.com ?

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Jenna
9/10/2020 11:11:40 am

Hey Dr. Barbara, I also live in Canada and was curious how to attain this certification, could you email me with some more information

Thank you,
Jenna

Tina
1/27/2021 09:59:43 am

I'm in the same boat as a canadian...please include me in this mailing. Thanks so much!

Dr. Angel
1/27/2021 10:10:31 am

Hi Tina, our courses are approved in Canada through IAAMB and they provide liability insurance options to their Canadian members (you can become a member once you complete our certification). I don't have your email address, but you are welcome to email at dr.angeliquebarbara@gmail.com with any questions :-)

Malynne
1/18/2018 02:15:19 pm

How much does each class cost

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Dr. Barbara
4/6/2018 07:41:28 am

The total prepay price for the massage certification course is $990. There is also a payment plan option which is 4 monthly payments of $275. Click this link for more info: https://holistic-animal-studies-by-angels-animals-llc.thinkific.com/courses/canine-massage-certification

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Chelsey
4/5/2018 10:57:44 pm

How much does someone in this field make on average? Thank you.

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Dr. Barbara
4/6/2018 07:42:15 am

Most canine massage therapists charge from $40-85 per session.

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Sara
5/13/2018 02:20:14 pm

When it says this
NEW MEXICO : ALLOWED WITH DIRECT VET SUPERVISION
S pecific wording in the state practice act:
“Chiropractic, physical therapy, acupuncture, acupressure and embryo transfer under the direct supervision of licensed veterinarian”

Does this mean that you only could work at a veterinarian practice for massage work or only for the thing listed above?

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Dr. Barbara
5/13/2018 02:38:39 pm

Hi Sara,

I recommend that you contact some other animal massage therapists in your state to see if they can point you to the exact laws regarding animal massage. If you look at the description, they mention chiropractic, physical therapy, acupuncture and acupressure, but do not mention massage. You may just need veterinary referral to practice massage.

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Sarah Lund
7/23/2018 02:54:14 pm

Does this course offer any business training along with the massage training?

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Dr. Barbara
7/23/2018 02:59:25 pm

Hi Sarah, Yes, we have a full chapter in the course on running an animal massage business. If you have any other questions I can be reached directly at dr.angeliquebarbara@gmail.com

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Jennifer
8/21/2018 10:27:28 am

Do you know who I would contact if it says: IOWA : NO RESPONSE FROM VET BOARD: ACUPRESSURE NOT ALLOWED for my state?

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Dr. Barbara
8/21/2018 10:32:51 am

Hi Jennifer,

I recommend that you contact some animal massage therapists in your state and ask them if they have had any issues from the veterinary board. Also ask them if they get veterinary referrals before practicing. They will be your best resource.

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Elena
8/22/2018 11:14:35 am

Hi, I'm Elena. Are all of our courses valid in Italy? Thank you

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Dr. Barbara
8/22/2018 11:26:26 am

Hello Elena,

Yes our courses are approved through the International Association of Animal Massage and Bodywork (IAAMB), making them valid in Italy. Each region has different animal massage laws though so you will have to check your local laws before practicing. If you have any other questions, I can be reached directly at dr.angeliquebarbara@gmail.com

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Erin
11/15/2018 03:32:07 pm

Is the price of $990 certification only for canine massage? I see you offer some equine courses as well, is that an extra cost ?

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Dr. Barbara
11/15/2018 03:51:12 pm

Hi Erin, yes the price for our Equine massage course is also $990 and they are separate courses. If you are interested in learning how to massage both horses and dogs, I recommend checking out our money saving course bundles. https://www.holisticanimalstudies.org/comprehensive-bundles.html

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Melissa link
1/26/2019 11:57:50 pm

This is GREAT Dr. Barbara ! Animals should get massages to! Im a licensed massage therapist in the USA BUT never thought that there was a license to massage animals . Animals naturally respond to bring Petted over and over again. When I was younger I massages some horses just for fun . It was hard ! Kudos to the people who do! ❤

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Noemie
2/1/2019 06:54:08 pm

Hi! I'm in Canada and certifications are nearly non-existant. I would like to be certified in cat massage therapy as well. Would I be able to apply canine therapy to cats? Do you offer general small animal massage therapy courses? Thank you!

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Dr. Angel
2/1/2019 07:01:30 pm

Hi there. We do offer feline courses as well and we have a small animal bundle that would be perfect for you. Here is the link https://www.holisticanimalstudies.org/small-animal-certifications.html

If you have any questions after looking it over, I can be reached at dr.angeliquebarbara@gmail.com

:-)

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Sandra
5/1/2019 02:53:44 am

Hi. I'm Brazilian and I live in Florida. I'm not an American citizen. Do I get the massage license after the certificate? Is this course recognized in Brazil?

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Dr. Angel
5/1/2019 10:53:57 am

Hello Sandra,

There is not an animal massage license in FL, but this course will provide you with a certification that is recognized in the USA and Brazil (will allow you to become a member of the International Association of Animal Massage and Bodywork). We mail you a high quality certificate when you complete the certification process. If you have any other questions, I can be reached directly at dr.angeliquebarbara@gmail.com

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Cristina
1/25/2022 11:25:02 pm

Do you provide information in the course on how to become a member of iaamb?

Dr. Angel
1/26/2022 10:07:09 am

Hi Cristina, Yes we have instructions in the course on how to become a member of IAAMB :-)

Lori Lyons
5/22/2019 08:06:30 pm

Hi, im in Massachusetts and have had my massage therapy license for 7 years but i am now set on working on animals . Im so passionate about this !
Myquestion is , does my massage license make me eligible to work on animals?

Many Thanks,
Lori

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Dr. Angel
5/23/2019 07:28:32 am

Hi Lori, to my knowledge there is not a state regulatory board for animal massage in MA. Completing our certification (which will allow you to become a member of the International Association of Animal Massage and Bodywork and carry malpractice insurance) will allow you to practice there. Our course is also approved for CEUs through NBCTMB so if Mass accepts animal CEUs, then you can use them towards your license renewal. If you have any other questions, I can be reached through email at dr.angeliquebarbara@gmail.com

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Bonnie Martin
6/2/2019 09:44:37 pm

My son is homeschooled and will be 16 in November. He really wants to learn this. Can he take this course? Thank you!

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Dr. Angel
6/3/2019 08:28:27 am

Hello Bonnie, Yes, we have other high school students enrolled in our massage certification courses. I just recommend that he completes a general biology course before enrolling. If you have any other questions, I can be reached through email at dr.angeliquebarbara@gmail.com

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TM
8/17/2019 02:07:29 pm

Hello, I'm interested in taking online courses and laws state that there are no regulations against animal massage in my state. As a technologist in another medical profession, I am trying to learn what the best route is for proper certification and know how detrimental it is to chose the right accredited program to be able to practice independently.

Upon completing this coursework, is the certificate that we receive a certificate of course completion or does it have an exit exam that consider us to be registered/certified in massage?

Thanks so much! I was spending time with my dogs (who love a deep rub down) and started envisioning being able to provide this for shelter animals and maybe even my own side venture for pets.

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Dr. Angel
8/17/2019 02:18:28 pm

Hi TM, To complete our certification process, students need to submit 10 case studies, 2 full massage videos and complete 50 practice hours (we recommend doing half of them at a local shelter) and an online exam.

The official title of our practitioners is Certified Canine Myo-manipulative Functional Therapist.

Completion of our course will allow you to become a member of the International Association of Animal Massage and Bodywork(IAAMB). They provide their members with malpractice insurance options as well as other resources.

If you think of any other questions, I can be reached directly at dr.angeliquebarbara@gmail.com

Hope to have you as a student!

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joan liston
10/18/2019 01:46:11 pm

how much does the certification cost?
or is it included in the program? and how much
to be a member of the iaamb?
thanks,
joan

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Dr. Angel
10/18/2019 01:53:19 pm

Hi Joan,
Our Canine Massage Certification Course is $990 if you prepay and 4 payments of $275 if you enroll in the payment plan. There is a $25 certification processing fee that is due when you submit your case studies at the end of the course. I believe it is $100/year to be a member of IAAMB. If you have any other questions, I can be reached through email at dr.angeliquebarbara@gmail.com

:-)

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Megan link
2/12/2020 11:44:32 pm

I was just wondering if I had to have a website if I were doing this course for the betterment of my own animals and not to make money. I have a Frenchie who gets this twice a week and it can be quite costly, not to mention a bit far, but it totally seems to help her. I am a stay at home fur mom and would love to be able to provide this for my animals.


Megan

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Dr. Angel
2/13/2020 07:49:09 am

Hi Megan,

Yes, we offer a very affordable course for dog owners who want to learn how to massage their dogs. You can view it through this link: https://www.holisticanimalstudies.org/canine-massage-for-dog-owners.html

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Jessica
2/29/2020 12:46:34 pm

Do the certifications cover both therapeutic and rehabilitative massage

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Dr. Angel
2/29/2020 02:28:14 pm

Hi Jessica, yes we cover several forms of massage and practitioners are able to utilize them to rehabilitate injured animals.

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Gia
6/25/2020 12:02:57 am

I’m a massage therapist in Illinois. Want to add canine massage to my current practice. Can I do this with taking your courses?

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Dr. Angel
6/25/2020 08:06:38 am

Hi Gia,

Yes, you can. I just sent you an email. :-)

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Jean Barany
8/8/2020 04:41:56 pm

What are the rules for South Carolina. I am a retired 20 year AMTA member but would like to be certified in canine massage. Thank you for your reply.

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Dr. Angel
8/8/2020 05:16:07 pm

Hi Jean, You need veterinary referral in your state. We cover how to do this in the course. If you have any other questions I can be reached directly at dr.angeliquebarbara@gmail.com

:-)

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Gabby
2/23/2021 10:11:13 am

Hi! I am looking into taking the ultimate body work equine certification bundle... I was also wanting to do the canine massage therapy certification. Is there any way I can get a bundle deal for taking both of them?

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Mary Detloff
2/23/2021 11:06:31 am

Hi Gabby,
We do offer an bundle for both equine and canine. Our Equine and Canine bundle includes certification courses in massage, craniosacral therapy and kinesiology taping.  

You can enroll in a free preview of the course and view the full curriculum through this link: 
https://holistic-animal-studies-by-angels-animals-llc.thinkific.com/bundles/ultimate-equine-canine-bundle

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Gurleen Kaur
1/3/2023 01:20:43 pm

Hi, I just started thinking about being a canine massage therapist and I see different certifications like NBCAAM, IAAMB/ACWT etc. I'm based out of WA, USA. How do I know which certification to aim for? I understand I will have to enroll in the course first.

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Mary Detloff
1/3/2023 02:20:38 pm

It's my understanding that in the state of Washington you can only work as an animal bodywork professional if you've passed the NBCAAM exam. 
While we do cover all the information included in the NBCAAM exam, our course does not qualify you to sit for the exam because we do not offer the amount of hands on instruction that they require. Some students take our course in addition to an in person course as a board review.
I did hear rumor that WA was considering changing their law about this, so if they do and they allow animal bodywork without needing to pass the NBCAAM exam, then our courses would suffice and be enough for you to start your own practice with.
I would start by doing some research on their website, and also on the IAAMB site.  
https://iaamb.org/resources/laws-by-state/

https://www.nbcaam.org/

Sorry I don't have a better answer, but reach back out if you have any more questions and I will do my best to help!

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Chelsea Leinen link
2/8/2023 03:59:54 pm

I would love to take this class and I am in Texas. It says on the link that you have to be a vet or work under one. Would I be able to use a vet as a referral to practice on my grooming clients? I work as a house call groomer and it’s just me as a sole owner and operator.
Thanks!

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Dr. Angel
2/8/2023 05:54:01 pm

Hi Chelsea, to my knowledge you just need a referral from a veterinarian to practice in Texas. We have some practitioners there. You're welcome to contact them to find out how they handle it. :-)

https://www.holisticanimalstudies.org/practitioners.html

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RAE STEPHENS
3/1/2023 08:46:55 pm

Hi,
I have ben interested in becoming a small animal massage therapist for most of my 20s, but I haven't found a school near me. I did not realize you could become certified through an online course. This is incredible. Is there a way to bundle both canine and feline certifications? I am based out of South Carolina.

Thanks so much

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Mary Detloff
3/1/2023 09:40:38 pm

Hi Rae,
We do offer a bundle for both canine and feline, it's our Small Animal Bodywork Certification Bundle which includes Canine Massage, Kinesiology Taping and Craniosacral Therapy, as well as Feline Bodywork.

All the courses are 100% online, and don’t expire so you can start anytime and work at your own pace. 

You can view the bundle courses and payment options through this link: https://holistic-animal-studies-by-angels-animals-llc.thinkific.com/bundles/small-animal-certification-bundle

Our program is accredited and recognized throughout the USA, as well as internationally.  As long as animal bodywork is allowed in your state/area, our program's certification will be accepted.  We reference the IAAMB website for guidelines on state laws regarding animal bodywork.  You can look into their laws about your specific state here: https://iaamb.org/resources/laws-by-state/

Looks like South Carolina has a state law that animal bodywork can only be done "with direct vet supervision". Typically that means a vet would need to write a note saying the animal would benefit from bodywork, as some vets consider a referral to be a form of supervision.  Dr. Barbara does cover how to deal with veterinary referrals in the course for states that require a vet referral. Most practitioners have the animal's owner contact their vet and get a written or verbal "ok" before working on the animal. 

Let me know if you have any additional questions!

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