Introduction to the Pool: $90
Our new pet introduction to the pool session is an informative session that last roughly one hour. We value taking extra time to get to know you and your pet. During this session we will discuss your dog's medical/mobility history, swim history, daily diet, and your goals in starting a swim program. During this session you will learn about our pools and how your pet's future sessions may look. A gradual introduction to the pool will occur based on your pets' abilities and swim experience. Large quantities of water in a pool setting can be a very scary experience for new swimmers. Our goal in this session is to introduce your pet with comfort and ease in a safe environment.
- Please arrive 5 minutes prior to your appointment time
- Ensure you dog has ample time to use the bathroom prior to their session
- Ensure your dog has had a recent bath, brush, and nail trim
- Bring a towel (towels are available for purchase)
- Bring your pet’s favorite swim toy or snacks (no heavy meals within 2-3 hours each session)
- Owner’s should wear nonslip shoes while in the building.
- When booking online, please provide your pet’s name, breed, and age.
- We recommend consulting with your Veterinarian prior to beginning any swim program.
- We do require a Veterinary referral for dogs 8 years and older prior to starting a swim program. This allows us to better understand your pet’s needs. We are happy to obtain this prior to your introduction to the pool. Please let us know how we can help.
Assisted Swim
30 MIN SESSION
(bundles available, non-refundable)
Assisted Swim
1 HOUR SESSION
- Up to 2 dogs!
- Additional Dog $20
Conditioning Swim
30 MIN SESSION
(bundles available, non-refundable)
Free Swim
30 MIN SESSION
1 Dog
(Additional dog $20)
Hydrotherapy for canines is a form of therapeutic exercise carried out in warm water. We offer TWO hydrotherapy pools that will allow the buoyancy and resistance to improve physiological function. The effects of water allow re-mobilization of joints which may not be possible when weight bearing out of water. This form of exercise is excellent for dogs that have arthritic pain, weakness, or neurological disabilities or dogs that just love water and/or need a challenge in muscle strengthening and weight loss. Hydrotherapy can also increase cardiovascular training, reduce edema, swelling and discomfort.
A little about our pools
- Heated to 80°F - 85°F
- Swim jets to increase effort
- External and internal access platforms with anti-slip surface
- 2 pool rooms: Large Pool 28 x 10 feet | Small Pool 16 x 10 feet