Our Pools

AQUADOGGIES

Our Pools

The Pools The “Grand Entrance!”

We have two pools, one for general swimming (10' x 20') and a Jacuzzi style pool (5'x 5') with hoist access for your dog.

The pools were designed for maintaining general fitness in dogs, and the therapeutic treatment of canine joint disease. Vets’ agree that swimming is one of the best treatments for arthritis, hip dysplasia, backaches and post surgical rehabilitation in dogs.

The process of swimming allows the body to achieve increased mobility in stiff or sore joints as well as building muscle mass around the affected area. Muscle mass not only supports the joint but alleviates the grinding degeneration of the joint as well. Increased fitness is achieved without the pounding and jarring of other forms of exercise. This makes hydrotherapy an excellent treatment for dogs recovering from surgery.

' pool offers a safe alternative to rivers and lakes because our pool is heated to 31^oC (88^oF) and has a non-chlorine (active oxygen) filtration system that will not cause skin and eye irritation. You can even go in the water with your dogs if you wish!

Even if your dog has a fear of swimming or is not structurally designed for it, we work patiently with your dog to assure its comfort and security. All of our less able swimmers can wear RuffWear™ life preservers for their safety. Leads are initially attached to the preserver to allow immediate access to your dog while in the pool.

...And of course, toys, rubber ducks and tennis balls are provided for entertainment while swimming!!

Sessions last 30 minutes – Normally about 20 minutes swimming, 5 minutes wash and 5 minutes dry. Obviously, if you want to go home with a soaking wet dog, you can swim for the full 30 minutes!!

POOL PRICES

as from

1st January 2008

1st dog for 4 sessions or more and Paid in advance:

£16.00 per session

Additional same family dogs:

£12 per dog, per session

10 (1 dog) sessions paid for in advance: £140.00

30 minute session (one off):

£25.00

Additional same family dogs:

£15 per dog