Canine Swimming Programmes at Canine Therapies All Canine Swimming Programmes also greatly enhance your dog’s mental wellbeing! Your dog will fit into one of the following canine swimming programmes. Please contact us to discuss your dog’s requirements. Rehabilitation - A series of combined swim/massage sessions for dogs recovering from recent surgery or injury. [...]
Relieve Pain with Canine Massage Therapy Canine Massage Therapy may sound unusual, but most people know the pleasure and relief massage can bring, particularly to relieve aches and pains caused by tense or over-worked muscles. Massage is one of the oldest known techniques for healing, pre-dating orthodox medicine and other complimentary therapies. Canine Massage Therapy [...]
Canine Hydrotherapy can significantly aid a dog’s healing and recovery rate after surgery or injury, increasing the chance of a successful return to full fitness.. Our Canine Hydrotherapy Centre offers Deep Water Swimming because it is a non-impact form of exercise that your dog can safely engage in to rebuild muscle without exerting any undue [...]
Canine Hydrotherapy for Health, Rehabilitation & Fitness Canine Therapies is the first dedicated canine hydrotherapy, Massage and Rehabilitation Centre in Lancashire. The centre has good parking facilities and disabled access and is located in the rural setting of Whitestake, on the outskirts of Preston. We welcome All dogs and their owners, no membership is required [...]
Size Matters when it comes to Canine Hydrotherapy! The size of a dedicated dog pool really matters when it comes to swimming larger dogs, or more then one dog at a time. The canine hydrotherapy pool here at Canine Therapies is 22 feet long, and 13 feet wide, so we can accommodate all breeds from [...]
Canine Physiotherapy is an effective method to improve a dogs proprioception Like many German Shepherds this dog is showing signs of weakness in her hindquarters. She comes to Canine Therapies to swim on a regular basis but we also work with her on various canine physiotherapy exercises to help maintain her awareness of her paws. [...]
Welcome to Canine Therapies Blog Hello, and welcome to our new blog, “Canine Therapies”. My name is Anne Johnson and I have owned a dedicated pool for swimming dogs since 1992. Canine Therapies is based in Preston, Lancashire, I had the pool built after one of my own dogs ruptured his cruciate ligament. I was [...]
