TEL: 01270 820740

Contact Details

Address:

Dairy Farm
Den Lane
Wrinehill
Nr Crewe
Cheshire
CW3 9BT

Tel: 01270 820740

Email:

info@well-dogs.co.uk

WHICH POOL?

For your dog's wellbeing always ensure that the Canine pool that you choose is a current member of either The National Association of Registered Canine Hydrotherapists (NARCH) or of The Canine Hydrotherapy association (CHA). All pools regulated by these associations ensure good standards and will require veterinary consent before allowing your dog to swim.

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Dog Operation Recovery Treatments in Cheshire

Name: Well-Dogs
Address: Wrinehill, Nr Crewe, Cheshire, CW3 9BT, UK
Telephone: 01270 820740

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Why Hydrotherapy?

Hydrotherapy is used as a complement to your dog's veterinary treatment and/or exercise programme using the unique properties of water at the optimum temperature, in safe and controlled conditions, and under the direction of a fully trained and registered Canine Hydrotherapist.

Pool exercise encourages limb, muscle and joint use, reducing weight load on joints and limbs whilst encouraging a full range of motion. Swimming helps to improves cardio-vascular strength and blood circulation and enables less mobile dogs to exercise more freely, helping to maintain or increase muscle tone and reduce swelling.

Swimming in a heated pool is an ideal way to help improve fitness for dogs with joint problems such as osteoarthritis or hip dysplasia; or it can be used to help speed recovery following spinal or orthopaedic surgery such as cruciate repair or hip procedures.

Relieve pain, inflammation, arthritis and stiffness.
Slow progression of degenerative diseases such as arthritis
Increase muscle strength
Improve cardiovascular fitness
Help weight reduction
Increase joint range of movement
Improve quality of life
Help recovery following orthopaedic surgery e.g Hip and elbow dysplasia, spinal injury, fractures and sprains.

Working dogs and Canine athletes such as or those competing in Agility, Flyball, Racing or Cani-cross can benefit from the use of the pool to improve cardio-vascular and muscle strength.

Older or less mobile dogs can enjoy exercise freely with no pressure on limbs or joints due to the buoyancy of the water, and can enjoy a game of fetch with a toy, whilst preventing muscle loss caused by inactivity.

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Please feel free to give us a call to discuss how Hydrotherapy would be of benefit to your dog

01270 820740