Frequently Asked Questions
We want you and your pet to feel confident, supported, and well-informed.
Here you will find answers to the most common questions about Pet Reflex Therapy.
If your question is not listed here, please get in touch with us — we are happy to help.
Is there a minimum or maximum age for treatment?
No. You can treat your pet from the day it is born until the end of its life.
The method is gentle and safe for newborns, adults, and elderly animals.
What if my pet gets up and walks away during the session?
That is completely normal.
If your pet gets up, simply give them a moment and continue when they settle again.
You do not need to start over unless the break lasts longer than 30 minutes.
If I do the protocol steps in a different order, will it still work?
The order of stimulation is very important.
Each protocol is designed to follow a specific neurological sequence, so it should be applied exactly in the order shown.
Can I combine Reflex Therapy with veterinary treatment?
Yes. Reflex Therapy can be safely used alongside any veterinary treatment or medication.
The two approaches work well together because Reflex Therapy helps the body balance, recover and respond better.
What happens if I stop the treatment? Will the symptoms return?
Reflex Therapy works on underlying causes rather than just symptoms.
In most cases, pets maintain lasting improvements even after treatment stops.
However, you can always return to the method if new imbalances appear.
How much pressure should I apply?
Stimulation should be firm but gentle.
Your goal is not to “press deeply” but to “communicate with the reflex system.”
The touch should feel safe and comforting for your pet.
How often should I apply this treatment?
For chronic conditions:
At least 3 times a week.
For acute conditions (pain, inflammation, sudden discomfort):
Twice a day for about 2 weeks, depending on the severity.
Can I overdo it? Is two sessions a day OK?
Yes, twice a day is fine — morning and evening works very well.
Just make sure the total manual stimulation per session does not exceed 15 minutes, including all areas.
What are normal reactions after treatment?
Many pets become relaxed, sleepy, or thirsty.
Make sure your pet has access to water and a peaceful place to rest.
These reactions show that the nervous system is shifting into balance.
If you have a question that was not answered here, we are happy to help:
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