Pool4Paws

Pool4Paws Pool4Paws has a large heated canine hydrotherapy pool and a state of the art underwater treadmill.
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We are very experienced in Canine hydrotherapy & Rehabilitation and are qualified higher than the industry requirement. Pool4Paws has a large state of the art heated pool which measures 20ft x 10ft x 4ft deep with a built in ramp for easy access and contains an adequate resting area. There is two swim jets which enables us to carry out a number of different fitness/rehabilitation programmes. Pool4

Paws hydrotherapy service is available on veterinary referral only. The veterinary surgeon will need to fill in the hydrotherapy request form providing pool4paws with a history of your dogs healthcare and relevant clinical information. During the treatments your vet will receive a written report every 10 sessions. Your first session will include a pre-hydrotherapy assessment and may take longer than a normal hydrotherapy session. During hydrotherapy sessions we encourage owners to join in giving the dog praise, toys and treats while they are in the pool. A fully qualified and NARCH registered canine hydrotherapist is always present in the pool with your dog, even for fun swim sessions. Conditions that benefit from Hydrotherapy:

Arthritis
Cruciate Ligament Damage and Post- Operative Recovery
Elbow and Hip Dysplasia
Intervertebral Disc Disease
Legg-Calve-Perthes Disease
Osteochondritis Dissecans (OCD)
Spinal Injuries
Patella Luxation
Panosteitis
Obesity
Relief of pain, swelling and stiffness
Relaxation of muscle spasms
Muscle strengthening, maintenance and restoration
Mental Well Being

And most importantly IT’S FUN!!

Is pain always that evident in our dogs? Do you know that behavioural changes can also be a symptom of pain and it is al...
05/09/2026

Is pain always that evident in our dogs? Do you know that behavioural changes can also be a symptom of pain and it is always worth considering this if your dog suddenly shows changes in behaviour patterns, or has behaviour that doesnt make sense.
September is Veterinary Pain Awareness Month, we are always happy to discuss any worries you may have with your dog

September is Veterinary Pain Awareness month, this is a subject we talk to you all about on a daily basis and a huge par...
01/09/2026

September is Veterinary Pain Awareness month, this is a subject we talk to you all about on a daily basis and a huge part of what we do with hydrotherapy, please comment below on how we have helped your dogs (pics very welcome). During the month we will put up some posts with advice on pain management, but if you have any questions please feel free to ask (please note any medicinal prescribing can only be done by your vet)

Rafferty below is one of our very happy patients after his hydrotherapy session!

Who could resist this little face, this is Poppy, she has come from Romania and her home offer fell through, she is curr...
20/07/2026

Who could resist this little face, this is Poppy, she has come from Romania and her home offer fell through, she is currently being fostered by our lovely client Melanie Loveridge, Carly got to meet her this morning, she is very sweet and wants cuddles, but still a bit bewildered by it all as she only arrived here this weekend, if you think you could offer her a home then please contact this email address or one of us at the pool.
[email protected]

A big Happy Birthday to Carly. Hope you get totally spoilt today ###x
16/07/2026

A big Happy Birthday to Carly. Hope you get totally spoilt today ###x

14/07/2026

As many of you know Carly is mum to 3 amputee rescue dogs. She is a huge advocate for amputees and has done lectures on the subject for other professionals, everyone says oh they cope fine on 3 legs, well they do because they have to but there are so many compensatory problems that they have because of this, Carly is a huge advocate for them having rehabilitation as soon after amputation as possible, did you know it is incredibly rare we see amputees straight after their surgery, instead they get referred after a period of time when they have developed other issues, the video below she uses in her lectures, the first shows how short the stride of an amputee dog is with 3 legs, this is so they can maintain momentum and not stumble or fall, the 2nd video shows how hydrotherapy can help to allow them to stretch their legs out whilst weightless in the pool, this helps them massively in the long term.
If anyone has questions about amputees or prosthetics Carly is always happy to talk about it
(Yes these are 2 of her special babies)

Address

Unit 4, Ipplepen Business Park, Edgelands Lane, Ipplepen
Newton Abbot
TQ125UG

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 3pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 1pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12:30pm

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