Pain Management
The buoyancy of water reduces the effects of gravity, relieving pain associated with common aging conditions and more.
Our hydrotherapist employs various approaches to cater to your pet’s well-being. Utilizing our underwater treadmill, hydrotherapy offers a low-impact exercise and is beneficial for aging issues, weight loss and more. It can enhance your pet’s range of motion, balance, mobility, and flexibility. Additionally, it’s been known to help pets relax easier and also can build confidence while strengthening muscles.
Customizing the session to your dog’s needs involves adjusting the duration, water level, treadmill speed, and overall activity. Hydrotherapy utilizes water resistance for a low-impact, joint-friendly exercise. For dogs who need to relax, “Float Therapy” is designed to relax both mind and body. It is advantageous for dogs in need of relaxation and/or mood elevation. This session, involves gentle swaying movements and canine massage therapy in warm water, providing relief for senior dogs, those who suffer from stress or loneliness. Float Therapy is also be a nice way to pamper your pup.
Hydrotherapy
Barkingham’s pet hydrotherapy offers excellent exercise options, featuring an underwater treadmill. Swimming provides a fantastic workout for your dog, promoting muscle strength and cardiovascular health. It’s also a great way for dogs to burn off extra energy, reduce joint strain, and alleviate pain. The water’s resistance gently supports limb movement while building strength. Additionally, pets experience neurological re-education and psychological benefits, allowing them to exercise comfortably without discomfort.
The buoyancy of water reduces the effects of gravity, relieving pain associated with common aging conditions and more.
Hydrotherapy engages various muscle groups, helping dogs develop and maintain muscle strength, which is vital for overall mobility and stability.
The calming effects of water can alleviate anxiety in dogs, providing a soothing and enjoyable experience that can positively impact their mental well-being.
The viscosity of the water makes for a more strenuous workout, making hydrotherapy an effective way to help overweight dogs shed excess pounds.
The resistance of water encourages a fuller range of motion in joints, promoting flexibility and preventing stiffness.
WThe resistance of water stimulates blood flow, promoting better circulation and aiding in the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to cells.
Meet Wendy Rall, a dedicated canine hydrotherapist with decades of experience helping dogs in need. Wendy’s passion for canine well-being goes beyond hydrotherapy as she holds certifications in multiple styles of canine massage therapy, red light therapy, and beyond.
Known for her calm demeanor, Wendy creates a serene and peaceful atmosphere in our Canine Wellness Spa and hydrotherapy sessions. Her ability to connect with dogs is remarkable, and it’s no surprise that they all seem to adore her. As a co-founder of the Los Cabos Humane Society, she has an extensive history of rescuing dogs from the streets of Mexico where she gained her experience in working with anxious dogs.
Wendy’s holistic approach to canine care, coupled with her extensive skill set, makes her a trusted and beloved figure in the world of canine wellness.
Call me: 760.699.8328
Email me: wendy@rescuedtails.com
