Sandy Benoit and Sylvia King have accomplished what many of us besotted Burgh pet owners can only dream of: they have parlayed their love of animals into a second and highly rewarding career…

Our canine massage ladies, Sandy Benoit and Sylvia King (and, not to be forgotten, Sandy’s guide dog Jet) are heading into another busy spring filled with a round of dog-related events and appearances. Early in March, they appeared on the New RO Breakfast Show for a session on massage techniques and, in Sandy’s words, ‘tuning up your dog for spring’ (many of us might be grateful for a word on how to ‘tune down’ but that’s another story!)

…Needless to say, between events and public appearances, Sandy and Sylvia continue to serve their canine clientele with restorative massages to assist in the recovery from surgery, relieve chronic aches and pains, improve circulation and generally maintain well-being among the canine seniors’ set in particular.… Continue reading ‘New Edinburgh News, 04/2005’ »

Eyes closed, Carl relaxes under the gentle hands of his masseuse.

As his body language — particular the rhythmic thumping of his tail — announces his enjoyment, his therapist and owner, Sandy Benoit, explains that he is the main reason she began her career as a canine masseuse.