Our Therapist, Jaime Immerfall
Licensed in the State of Wisconsin
Nationally Certified Massage Therapist

Jamie developed an interest in massage when she was seeking alternative therapies for herself after experiencing a debilitating muscle spasm in her neck. Jamie decided that she wanted to help people with similar afflictions, ultimately graduating from the Fox Valley School of Massage in 2006. She obtained her state license that same year.

Jamie furthered her career when she joined Woodhaven in 2007 as a Veterinary Technician. She completed a continuing education course in Small Animal Massage in 2008, allowing her to utilize her massage skills for pets.

Jamie's training, skills, and compassion, along with her ability to teach basic skills to others, will ultimately improve the health and well being of many pets and their families.

Will My Pet Benefit from Massage?

Pets with the following conditions may benefit from massage therapy:

• Muscle or soft tissue Injury
• Hip or elbow dysplasia
• Sprains or strains
• Arthritis
• Anxiety

Massage may also be of benefit to pets prior to or after strenuous performance, such as hunting, field trials, agility trials, etc.

Services are available by appointment at Woodhaven Animal Health for your pet. The initial consultation and massage session will include a thorough history and an outline of specific goals. You are invited to learn some basic massage techniques that can be used on your pet at home.

(715) 341-966

A Word of Caution

Please note that massage should not be considered within the first 24 to 48 hours after an injury. Massage should be avoided for pets with cancer, or for certain heart, liver or urinary diseases. Please contact the clinic if your pet has a recent history of nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fever or wounds.

While massage will benefit most pets, it will not be performed if a patient does not tolerate the therapy.