Ive taken 3 of my large dogs to Wellsprings Canine over the past 20 years. I can attest that Sheila is hands down the best there is, in helping your dog recoup from and injury or old dog arthritis. (Ive tried 3 other dog pool facilities a few times and have not found a match yet). Sheila is compassionate, intelligent, knows how to handle your dog no matter how fearful they are of working in a pool. I just cant say enough about Sheila and her most excellent skills!! If you want quality care and treatments she is the one.

We visited during covid restrictions which prevented me from being able to go inside the pool area, but Katie offered to FaceTime me during the entire appt.She helped my boxer swim around the pool, which made my heart sing. My dog is completely unable to use her legs because of DM but she was able to paddle herself around in a lifevest and it just was so heartwarming to see her do something she used to love to do when she was mobile.Katie gave soothing massage work between minutes of swimming and you could tell that my girl was just melting and enjoyed the warm water, the weightlessness, and the nurturing attention from Katie. I wish I had thought to look into indoor swimming before but I’m so glad we got to get an appointment. I can’t rave highly enough: my dog slept so soundly that night. Thank you so much for showing her such great attention.

The therapy is great and relaxed my berner/bass mix. The only drawback is dogs who require the therapy must climb up stairs to the pool and there is no traction on the steps---not ideal for a dog with joint issues. A ramp in lieu of stairs would be nice. But overall nice therapist who takes interest in helping your pet.

Our elderly Labrador was coping with arthritis and spinal problems. Water therapy at Wellsprings over the final two years of his life improved his strength and mobility, maintained his cardiovascular health, and gave him a bout of fun and exercise that he looked forward to with great anticipation every week.