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Hydrotherapy for Fun, Fitness
& Puppy Swims

Swimming isn't just for rehabilitation. It can also be a brilliant way to support fitness, confidence and enjoyment, while giving dogs a different type of exercise from their usual walks and activities. ​

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Benefits:

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-Fully body exercise, utilising the resistance of the water to increase muscle strength, including the deeper core muscles.

-Can be used to target subtle muscle asymmetries and proactive management of musculoskeletal health

-Increase cardiovascular fitness

-Improve coordination, body awareness and flexibility 

-Mental stimulation and enjoyment

-Build confidence around the water 

-A unique form of exercise that's difficult to replicate on land, combining continuous water resistance with a greater range  of movement. ​

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Fitness Swims

Ideal for active dogs and canine athletes, including agility, flyball, gundogs, and other sporting dogs. Fitness swims provide a challenging, low-impact exercise to support strength and cardiovascular fitness. It is the perfect addition to your conditioning programme and usual training. 

Fun Swims

For dogs who simply enjoy swimming, or need a little help building confidence in the water. Whether they need a calm introduction to the water, or a higher intensity workout, fun swims are completely tailored to your dog's needs and activity level.

Puppy Swims

Starting swimming young can help puppies become confident, capable swimmers from an early age. Sessions are kept positive and fun with a strong focus on their mental wellbeing. It also gives them a valuable new experience as part of their wider socialisation and development, helping them become more confident, resilient and adaptable as they grow. 

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Kent Canine Rehabilitation Ltd. Unit 14 The creative enterprise quarter, Javelin Way, Henwood industrial estate, Ashford, Kent TN24 8DE

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