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benefits of hydrotherapy
benefits of hydrotherapy
Canine Hydrotherapy is a great option for dogs who are unable to participate in land-based exercise due to:
Dogs recovering from surgery
Acute orthopedic or neuromuscular injury
Rheumatological disease
Neurological impairment
Seniors with arthritis
Dogs with hip dysplasia and luxating patella
Degenerative Myelitis (DM)
AND MORE!
Dogs that have the following conditions can also benefit from aqua therapy:
Anxiety
Fear aggression
Depression
Pent up energy
Lack of confidence
AND MORE!
PRICING
PRICING
Initial Swim - $60.00
Payment for initial swim is due at time of booking
to reserve the appointment.
Discounted packages are available, are non-refundable and expire one year from purchase date.
Please complete the below forms before your initial swim:
swim options
swim options
Should your dog swim for 20 or 30 minutes?
20-Minute Assisted Swim:
This session is for ONE dog. These swims are for dogs that need to learn to swim or are swimming for therapeutic reasons.
20- and 30-Minute Unassisted Swim:
This session requires your dog be able to get in and out of the pool without assistance. Your dog may need a break during the 30-Minute to use the bathroom outside. You may stand on the deck and throw toys to engage with your dog while they are swimming. No one is allowed in the pool to swim with their dog.
Please bring a towel to dry your dog off and a collar/leash that you don't mind getting wet.
Subluxing patella surgery recovery
Senior with back and leg problems
Weight loss and possible DM
Walks on hocks, Hip Dysplasia, DM
Bad hip injury
Hip dysplasia/walks on hocks
Needs to lose weight and ACL surgery
Senior needs to lose weight and building stamina
Hip Dysplasia
Knee injuries
Degenerative Myelitis
Previous ACL surgeries and senior
Hip Dysplasia
Senior with arthritis
Reactivity, confidence issues
Arthritis, shoulder and knee problems plus previous surgeries
Previous surgeries, anxiety and back leg pain
Senior with arthritis and previous injuries
Senior with muscle loss in hind legs
Disabilities from bad breeding practices
Senior with arthritis in back and legs. Overall joint stiffness and low muscle mass
Muscle atrophy/loss of muscle mass
Skeletal/joint issues due to poor breeding practices
ACL tear and loss of muscle mass/atrophy
Stretched tendons in rear leg so walks on hock
Senior with arthritis and loss of muscle mass/atrophy
Senior with back and leg issues due to arthritis
Senior with severe arthritis and co-swimmer for energy/anxiety release
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