FirstBarkLuna had her first therapy appointment today! We love it! I can't find my words right now because I am overwhelmed with gratitude for the kindness and gentleness we experienced this morning. I will update after I gather my thoughts. Thank you so much for the amazing experience. We will see you next week.
K9 Swim Center
Springfield, Oregon
About K9 Swim Center
We love dogs and provide comprehensive, careful care for your canine companion through the duration of your visit. Our specialists will support and comfort your dog in our warm water hydrotherapy pool while providing therapeutic exercises.
Training & services
Contact the business to discuss available training for your dog.
Questions & answers
From GoogleWhat people have asked about this business.
Can I come down and check out the facilities, Jovi just loves water
I swim my dogs there regularly. Often someone might come in off the street to see what is going.
Community answer · Alice Springs · 2020-09-21
Do we have one in Eugene
Not yet, but patronize the one in Springfield and they will expand.
Community answer · zcosmos9 · 2020-09-21
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Customer reviews
Google listing4.9
60 Google reviews
Mentioned in reviews
- Friendly staff 19
- Swimming for dogs 12
- Swim therapy 5
- Clean facility 4
- Dog drying 3
- Acl injury recovery 2
All 10 topics
- Dog safety 2
- Free first session 2
- Limp improvement 2
- Weight loss 2
Google review topics, not confirmed services.
Scott is AMAZING with all breeds and ages of dogs. He put my 10 week old chocolate Lab in the water and gently guided him through his first foray into the water.
My rescue, Mazie, has a strange gait, swinging her hips and rear legs forward rather than stepping forward normally. Accupressure therapy revealed pain where her pelvis meets her spine. She had her first swim session yesterday. Remarkably, today her gait is normal. She is steppin…Read full reviewClose full review
My rescue, Mazie, has a strange gait, swinging her hips and rear legs forward rather than stepping forward normally. Accupressure therapy revealed pain where her pelvis meets her spine. She had her first swim session yesterday. Remarkably, today her gait is normal. She is stepping forward normally with her rear legs. We are definitely going to continue swim therapy for her best chance at a long life with comfortable mobility!
I'm so happy that I found this place for our older dog. He gets a great workout without the extra stress on his hips!
I wasn't sure if our Boxer, Lexi, like her first swim, she was stressed and anxious, but Scott was great with her. She was very tired even through the next day. When I took her back for her next swim, she was beside herself with excitement. It was hard to hold her back.
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