if I am not an actual masseuse? I would really like to start offering Madra Mud spa in our line up and market it it in a way that it says they get a "massage" as part of the package. A colleague said that unless I am a licensed masseuse I can't say that. If not then what can I say to imply it? An invigorating rub down? For those that offer Madra Mud what do you do and say as i know they company encourages massage with their products.
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My 2 cents... I do not see why you wouldnt be able to. Considering that the instructions for use specifically say that is how the product is to be applied. Even the brochure you received with the product gives both grommet and pet owner well defined instructions on how to perform said massage. So I say yes. And I do also
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As long as you are not stating that it is a therapeutic massage designed to heal aches and pains and resolve medical issues then you massage the pet. We all do massage when we base. As long as you are not stating that it is a therapeutic massage design to heal aches and pains and resolve medical issues then you massage the pet. We all do massage to some degree when we bathe them.
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Thanks for all the great advice everyone! I think I like the way Wild4westies put it in that the product is "massaged" into coats. That way clients get the idea without inferring I am actually doing a in depth therapeutic massage.It's not what you look at that matters; it's what you see.
Henry David Thoreau
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Here is a link to WA state which will certify animal massage practicioners with credentials...perhaps you can check your state... http://www.doh.wa.gov/LicensesPermit...seRequirements
That is for credentials but I agree that it is most likely how you use the word massage and present yourself in sales. When you find that dept in your state a quick phone call to them would likely provide a safe answer on how you can use "massage."Most questions regarding GroomerTALK are answered in the Board Help Talk Forum. Thanks for coming to our community a part of PetGroomer.com https://www.petgroomer.com.
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