Ruth Chare

We are currently sponsoring British Tae Kwon Do Champion, Ruth Chare, who says this about Dog Oil: "Tae Kwon Do is a martial art that is renowned for its spectacular kicks and I tend to use Dog Oil mainly on my legs, especially my hamstrings, the site of old injuries. I have since introduced my mother to Dog Oil and she is in the process of making converts of her University of the Third Age walking group."

Kevin Lilley

Kevin Lilley, multiple Gold Medal winner at World Firefighters' Games in Las Vegas, USA; Perth, Western Australia; and Edmonton, Canada in several long distance events such as marathon, half-marathon, 10,000 and 5,000 metres, uses Dog Oil regularly, principally to massage injured tendons.

Jim Harrison and Dr. Nick Levi

Long distance walkers, Jim Harrison and Dr. Nick Levi, always take Dog Oil on their backpacking expeditions. Jim, who celebrated his 71st birthday walking the 200 mile, 13 day, coast to coast walk across Scotland in 1994, was grateful for regular massage on his twisted ankle sustained four days from the finish.

Innisfree

Not only people but also animals have benefitted from massage with Dog Oil. Sean, better known in the ring as Innisfree, was about to be withdrawn from the North West Show Jumping Championships, but owner/rider Janet Boydon persisted with the massage of a lump which had defied other treatment on Sean's leg. Three days later Innisfree won the Championship.

Physiotherapy

Physiotherapists who use Dog Oil in their practices say that the blend of oils is just the right viscosity for massage - being neither too 'slippery' nor drying out too quickly. Most physios, especially those with large practices, buy Dog Oil direct from us in 2 litre tubs, which are more convenient to use and more economical.

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