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The Dog Paddle 

Canine Rehabilitation Centre 

 


Welcome... At The Dog Paddle Canine Rehabilitation Centre, we pride ourselves on providing the utmost care to dogs that are rehabilitating from illness, injury or surgery. Also those with degenerative conditions such as arthritis. The pool is available for healthy pets who just enjoy swimming.

Opening in 2000, The Dog Paddle Canine Rehabilitation Centre was the first animal swim centre for dogs in Perth. Since then we have continued to grow.

 

 

 

Staffed only by trained Hydro Therapists, we offer a full range of rehabilitation services and crystal clear hydrotherapy facilities to meet all your pet's needs.

 


Benefits of Rehabilitation 

Return to pre-injury / pre-trauma function 

Improved mobility

Pain Reduction

Prevention of further injury 


Rehabilitation Sessions 

Massage - A gentle all over body massage aids circulation, assists in tissue repair and pain relief. 


Passive Range of Motion Techniques - Used to improve motion of joints after surgery or in patients afflicted with chronic conditions. 


Therapeutic Strengthening Exercises - Used to improve active pain-free range of motion, muscle mass and muscle strength and return to pre-injury mobility. 


Hydrotherapy - Non-weight bearing exercise aids in the rehabilitation of weak muscles and painful joints. An all over body workout reconditions and adds wellbeing. 


Conditions Treated Include

Post Orthopaedic Surgery

Osteo-arthritis

Hip Dysplasia

Lameness

Neurological Injuries

Soft tissue and Joint Injuries

Muscle Weakness

Weight Management

Delayed Wound Healing
 


 

A veterinary referral is required for all first time swims if your dog has had an injury or surgery. Dogs in good health do not require a veterinary referral.

An appointment is required to allow for assessment of your dog, introduction to the pool and an individualised rehabilitation program to be devised.

Many dogs continue to swim after completing their rehabilitation, either for maintenance of their condition or as a fun alternative to regular exercise.
 

 


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