Splash Canine Hydrotherapy & Massage Centre

29/06/2026

27/06/2026

Well we all made it through a week of exceptional temperatures! Even the dogs that don't like swimming seem to enjoy being in the water. The forecast is for temperatures to drop by about 10 degrees next week so hopefully your dogs can all get back to some sort of normality 🤞🤞
It was so lovely to see Lexi back, who has been seriously ill over the last few weeks and very nearly died - what a traumatic time you have had Holly, so glad she is ok now x

12/06/2026

Well that's my first week done, can't say it's been easy working with a fracture to my pelvis and a badly bruised coccyx but once again my customers have been SO helpful 😊. Thank you so much for the help you have given me this week, proving once again what a lovely group of owners you are! I wasn't expecting to be in this position again when my leg is only just healing, but I am very grateful I managed not to do any further damage to it 🙂. I have developed some rather spectacular bruising on part of my leg that I didn't land on and doesn't hurt at all, no idea where that's come from 🤣. You would think at my age I would find something less dangerous to do as a hobby but I can't see me giving up any time soon. Sprout is very happy to have been in the pool every day as I can't walk her, not sure the Terriers are quite so impressed! See you all next week 😁

01/06/2026

Martha is reading up on the benefits of green lipped mussel, having won a tub in my may competition ❤

31/05/2026

All entries into the May competition have been put into a hat (well a plastic bowl!)
And the winner is.....

Kate Entwistle! Congratulations 🥳🥳

You can collect your prize on your next visit Kate 😁

29/05/2026

Final word at the end of a very hot week, this shared post explains the massive benefits of massage therapy so do have a quick read 🙂

Massage is one of the most powerful and underutilised tools in veterinary rehabilitation.

It’s not just about relaxation - it’s a clinical tool that allows us to assess muscle health, improve tissue quality, and support recovery.

Through massage, we can:
✔️ Identify asymmetry and changes in muscle tone
✔️ Help tight muscles relax and weak muscles activate
✔️ Support healing in painful or injured tissues
✔️ Restore balance to the body after injury or performance demands

And here’s the key takeaway…

Rehabilitation doesn’t happen in a single session.
Massage - and recovery as a whole - requires consistent, repeated input over time to create lasting change in muscle and nervous tissue.

It also highlights something we often forget:
👉 Rehabilitation is a team effort
👉 And the owner plays a critical role in daily implementation

Because when used correctly, massage doesn’t just feel good…
it actively changes how the body moves, heals, and functions.

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29/05/2026

Thought I would share this with you, this is my horse enjoying the sunshine! Make sure the volume is up 🤣😴

26/05/2026

Sprout demonstrating how to tread water 🤣❤

08/05/2026

Shocked to hear the Dempsey lost his battle with JKD yesterday. He celebrated his 5th birthday last October and has been so well until recently. Dempsey loved his swimming, he was a complete clown and very affectionate. My heart goes out to Julie and the family who have given this dog the best life Devastating news😢