We are pleased to introduce some of our happy clients who swim with Cindy.
All breeds are welcome at La Paw Spa!
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People who bring their dogs to La Paw Spa to swim with our therapists rely on their expertise and wonderful non-verbal communication in the water. Our therapists have a very healing touch and helps dogs of all sizes, shapes and ages to feel at home in the warm, soothing water.
Enya is a young whippet puppy who fractured a knee-cap. After
weeks in a cast she is re-building muscle and making up for
lost time/exercise in the pool... and then she pretends to be a
hat on Cindy's head.
One year later! Returning to full range of motion, Enya is only one point shy of her Canadian Championship!!! Congratulations Enya!!!
Emily thinks that the water tastes pretty good!
Swimming sure gave Max something to smile about!
Who says Basenjis don't swim? Not Shane! Shane has a condition
which caused 5 of his vertebrae to become compressed and put
pressure on his spinal cord. Swim therapy helped him gain the
strength and muscle tone he needed to avoid surgery.
Grinning and swimming... That's what it's all about! This is
Gabriel.
This big (110#), fluffy and oh-so-handsome Samoyed is a 10 year
old gentleman named Mishka who receives warm water massage to
keep him feeling young.
LOOK! NO HANDS! See? Pugs really CAN swim!
It's important, if you are a Golden Retriever like Chelsea, to
swim with TWO toys in your mouth. A spare toy is a requirement!
Bessie is a Presa Canario who came to La Paw Spa to learn how
to swim.
Amber loves to swim, stretch, and chase toys in the water.
Not every dog comes to the spa to swim! Laser comes to float,
relax, and get a massage!
Dugan the Pug loves the calming properties of warm water. Can
you tell that he finds it very relaxing?
Kilty was paralyzed after extensive surgery was performed on
his spine. The surgery was necessary but Kilty needed non
weight bearing exercise to rebuild his muscles. With water
therapy, acupuncture and good nutritional support - Kilty is
now walking and playing....
Alex is an older gentleman, over 100 lbs. The warm water helps
him to keep his joints flexible and retain his mobility.
Jake swims against the jets and then stops for a rest. Warm
water swimming is a fabulous way to keep an older dog in
tip-top shape.
Beulah and Zion share the water with Cindy
Brie is a beautiful older Rottweiler who benefits from warm
water swimming but only is motivated to swim when Cindy steals
her toys!
Karma swims with Cindy and has regained almost full function!
Even Breeds like Airedales (This is Jake) learn to love their
special time at La Paw Spa
Adorable Brandy gets great benefit from stretches and
swimming.... and after they are done?...
They are so relaxed they could take a nap together! Time to get
out of the pool, you two!