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\r\n <!-' + '- google_ad_section_start -' + '->I have a basset hound that suffers from arthritis and has to take meds for it daily and I was wondering if there was a massage I could give him. I googled it and surprising learned that you can gain a certificate in canine and equine massage. I am attending school now to get my associates degree in veterinary technology but have only been doing it for about 3 months. I\'m definitely interested in this massage thing but I was wondering what would be a better route job wise? Is there a big enough demand for a canine massage therapist to only do that? Could I be a vet tech at a vet\'s office AND do massages?<!-' + '- google_ad_section_end -' + '-><!-' + '- AMS FIRST IN POST -' + '->\r\n
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    Vet tech & canine massage therapist..?

    I have a basset hound that suffers from arthritis and has to take meds for it daily and I was wondering if there was a massage I could give him. I googled it and surprising learned that you can gain a certificate in canine and equine massage. I am attending school now to get my associates degree in veterinary technology but have only been doing it for about 3 months. I'm definitely interested in this massage thing but I was wondering what would be a better route job wise? Is there a big enough demand for a canine massage therapist to only do that? Could I be a vet tech at a vet's office AND do massages?

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