Post Your Pics & Follow Us on Social Media!
In today's digitally connected world, social media has become an integral part of our daily lives. It is not just a platform for personal use, but also a powerful tool for businesses to expand their reach and connect with their target audience. You will see how leveraging social media, specifically through posting pictures, tagging, and…
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How Your Paw-sitive Reviews Can Help Us!
Making a Splash: How Leaving a Review for Dip'n Dogs Canine Hydrotherapy Supports Growth, Community Reach, and Canine Well-being! In the realm of animal wellness, canine hydrotherapy has emerged as a powerful tool for improving the health and happiness of our furry friends. Small businesses like Dip'n Dogs Canine Hydrotherapy play a crucial role in…
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The Lucky Dog Swim Fund: Bringing Health & Healing to Dogs in Need
This is Lucky. He was one of our most loyal swimmers, who sadly crossed the rainbow bridge earlier this year. We love & miss you Lucky! Thank you to Lucky & his mom, Helena, for inspiring us to start such a wonderful foundation to help dogs in need. Imagine a world where every dog, regardless…
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Top Must Haves while Traveling with your Dog this Summer
The summertime is a time for fun, family, togetherness and with that—it’s often a time for some stress. If you are feeling stressed or anxious this summer, planning vacations and fun in the sun, your pets most likely are too! Research shows that dogs’ stress levels are greatly influenced by their owners. This can be…
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Hydrotherapy for Hydrocephalus in Dogs
Our client Jake who has Hydrocephalus What is Hydrocephalus? Smaller dogs, especially miniature and toy breeds are more affected by hydrocephalus. Snub nosed breeds such as the Boston Terrier, English Bulldog and Pekingese are at a higher risk. The Chihuahua, Manchester Terrier, Toy Poodle and Yorkshire Terrier are also predisposed to hydrocephalus. Hydrocephalus (from the Greek, meaning water on the brain), is an excess of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) that has…
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Can All Dogs Swim? Why Swim Lessons are a Good Idea
Does your dog run with excitement to every body of water in sight? Maybe you can’t walk past a creek or pond without your pup diving in. Or maybe your dog treats water like the enemy and will do anything to stay dry. Every dog is different and not all are born with a love…
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K9 Hydrotherapy Explained
Canine Hydrotherapy Hydrotherapy began as a treatment for humans in ancient times and expanded to include animals when racehorses began benefiting from seawater. Greyhounds dove in on the action to improve their strength and speed, as well as heal injuries from the rigors of racing. Hydrotherapy eventually became recognized and used as a therapeutic option…
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Allergic to Your Dog? Ways to Help…
15 to 20% of Americans have some sort of allergic reaction to dogs. Despite the prevalence of dog-related asthma, sneezing, itchy skin and hives, nearly half of US households have at least one pup. Pet lovers are clearly willing to endure their symptoms in order to enjoy the many benefits of sharing their lives with dogs. Luckily, there…
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Smile! It’s Pet Dental Health Month
Oral Health: Not Just For Humans February is National Pet Dental Health month, and when your beloved pup is due for their oral health exam, there are usually always warning signs alerting you. From smelly breath, to lost teeth or even changes in their eating and chewing habits, you will know it is time to…
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2021 Resolutions for You & Your Dog
2020 is finally over (woo hoo)! and so, you’ve set the standards high and made a plan for your New Year resolution. Health, wealth and happiness, of course?! But have you considered your furry friends in your 2021 plans as well? Here are a few tips that will help you AND your beloved pet enjoy all this…
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