K9 Swim Center

Hydrotherapy sessions are structured as individualized aquatic therapy experiences lasting 30 or 60 minutes, with swim time of 20 or 45 minutes respectively. Clients must schedule appointments in advance. Sessions are tailored to the dog’s condition and veterinarian recommendations, focusing on therapeutic exercise in a warm water pool.

Pricing Summary

First swim session is free. 60-minute sessions cost $80; 30-minute sessions cost $45 (not available for first visits). Discounts of $5 per session for purchasing 4+ sessions, and additional $5 off for military, first responders, and dog workers. Each session includes pre/post swim wash, ear cleaning, and blow-drying.

Policies

Client must give at least 24 hours notice to avoid being charged for the session. Clients must arrive 5–10 minutes early, toilet their dog before the session, use a 6-ft leash, brush excess dirt/hair, and avoid feeding 2 hours before or 1 hour after swimming. Owners must supervise their dogs at all times. K9 Swim Center is not responsible for injuries incurred at the facility.

K9 Swim Center is a facility specializing in canine hydrotherapy for dogs with mobility issues, recovery needs, or those seeking low-impact exercise. Their services include warm water hydrotherapy sessions with trained specialists who support dogs during therapeutic swimming, offering benefits like improved circulation, muscle strengthening, and enhanced range of motion. While not a veterinary clinic, they work in cooperation with veterinarians and provide post-surgery and arthritis support. The facility offers a free therapy assessment for new clients, and all sessions include pre- and post-swim washing, ear cleaning, and blow-drying. The environment is described as clean, safe, and welcoming, with staff trained to treat each dog as if it were their own.

Although the business is listed under “dog trainer” in the niche, the content provided does not describe any formal dog training services such as obedience, behavior modification, or skill instruction. Instead, it focuses exclusively on aquatic therapy and physical rehabilitation. Therefore, it does not function as a dog training provider in the traditional sense.

How to Get Started!

New customers must call to schedule an appointment. A free therapy assessment is offered for first-time visitors to experience the benefits of hydrotherapy. Staff request advance notice to prepare for the dog’s individual needs.