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DogSwim Canberra

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DogSwim Canberra

DogSwim Canberra, the home of dog hydrotherapy and pet rehabilitation in Canberra, featuring state-of-the-art underwater treadmills.

25/10/2026

2027 PRICE FREEZE

We know times are tough for many households, and we want to continue making quality hydrotherapy and fitness services as accessible as possible.

Our clients and their dogs are at the heart of everything we do at DogSwim Canberra. We genuinely appreciate the trust you place in us and the ongoing support you've shown our small business.

Over the past 9 months we've invested heavily in improving our facilities and offering.

Despite these investments and rising operating costs, we're committing to keeping our prices unchanged until at least the end of 2027 (and hopefully a lot longer after that).

It's our way of saying thank you for your continued support.

DogSwim Canberra

24/07/2026

19/06/2026

We are happy to announce that our move went well and we are all set up in our new location in Queanbeyan East.

The new building features non-slip flooring, plenty of parking, a toilet, grassy areas nearby for walking dogs, heating and cooling, separate fenced areas for both Underwater Treadmills, a treatment room for Cryotherapy, and a fenced area for Physiotherapy.

Our new address is 4/6 Aurora Place, Queanbeyan East. We're looking forward to seeing everyone here!

10/06/2026

🐾 Little Man 🐾
Little Man is seeing us for hydrotherapy as part of his weight loss plan. His weight loss has been going very well, he's right on track with where we were hoping he would be after 5 weeks of hydrotherapy. His human told us that Little Man has been much more playful at home lately! Sounds like he's feeling a lot better already.

22/05/2026

That feeling when it's almost the weekend 🥳

22/04/2026

"How did Titan's face get so wet when the water is only up to his chest?", you ask? Well...

16/04/2026

Q: How do you encourage dogs to walk on the underwater treadmill?
A: Usually it only takes 2 or 3 sessions before they know exactly what to do, but many dogs will need a little encouragement for their first session. We find most dogs are happy to work for treats, while some are more toy motivated. For dogs who prefer toys, using a special toy that they only get access to during hydrotherapy sessions can be very motivating. Charlie walks with his favourite red squeaky ball.

Q: What if my dog isn't particularly food or toy motivated?
A: Owners are encouraged to stand at the front of the underwater treadmill so your dog is walking towards you (make sure to give them lots of praise and encouragement!) If a dog needs a little more support or guidance, a staff member can get in the underwater treadmill with them. Walking on the treadmill can feel a little scary or unnatural the first time, but most dogs get used to it very quickly!

03/03/2026

Beware of dinosaurs 🦖🦕

02/03/2026

Dr Gary Christou - Upcoming Visit 11 March - Osteopathic and chiropractic treatment for dogs.

DogSwim Canberra is pleased to welcome Dr Gary Christou for his next visiting consultation day on Tuesday 11 March.

Dr Gary has over 40 years experience as a human and animal osteopath amd chiropractor. He is especially well known in equine circles, near and far. His treatments can assist in improving joint function, comfort, and overall mobility, and are often used alongside hydrotherapy and physiotherapy as part of a comprehensive rehabilitation approach.

Appointments for 11 March are limited and typically book quickly. To secure an appointment, please contact us or book via our website/email www.dogswimcanberra.com.au

We look forward to welcoming Dr Christou back to the centre.

24/02/2026

Good work Luna! ⭐️ Luna the Newfoundland has returned to hydrotherapy as part of her weight loss journey. She's been back for a month, has lost 3.3kg and her waist measurement has reduced by 5cm.

Walking on an underwater treadmill is a safe, low-impact form of exercise that helps overweight dogs burn calories while reducing strain on their joints. Hydrotherapy is only part of the solution, owners also need to be diligent about reducing the amount of calories their dog eats - Luna's owners have done a great job, I know it's hard to resist those puppy dog eyes!

Address

4/6 Aurora Place
Queanbeyan East, NSW
2620

Opening Hours

Tuesday	7am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 7:30pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 2pm

Website

https://dogswimcanberra.com.au/

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