FirstBarkWhat a difference this made for our dog and the people there care so much. I just can't say enough and would give them more than 5 stars if I could.
Bailey's Journey ~ Canine Swim Therapy
Salem, Oregon
About Bailey's Journey ~ Canine Swim Therapy
We Work with your dog in a 12’ x 24’ indoor pool with water maintained at 92°. The pool water is not chlorinated. We utilize the BAQUACIL™ system to keep the pool sanitized and free of contaminates. Our experience in Training and Swimming is more than 20 years combined. Using proven techniques, we work with you to bring your dog to a healthier physical and mental state. Pre & Post-Operative swimming is done under a veterinarians care. Obese dogs can build endurance and lose weight as a result of exercise in a hydrotherapy pool without putting excessive weight on their joints. Swimming may be used as part of a general fitness routine. FOR FUN!!
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- Dog Exercise
- Dog Swimming
- Swimming Lesson
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Do you any kind of dock diving lessons?
Hi! No, our pool is 12x24 and too short for dock diving to be done safely. We do provide basic swimming lessons to prepare dogs for transition to dog diving and to get excited about swimming.
Community answer · Bailey's Journey ~ Canine Swim Therapy · 2021-09-21
Do the dog owners wade with their dog? My guy needs some rehab.
No, but you are welcome to watch. Trained water therapists work with your pup. I highly recommend Baileys, they are incredibly compassionate and skilled to help your pup.
Community answer · Joanna Mitchell · 2019-09-21
My Lucy girl has been rehabilitating a knee at Bailey's Journey. She has come along way in less than a month.
Community answer · Jaqueline Reeder · 2019-09-21
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- Exercise 6
- Friendly staff 5
- Caring staff 3
- Dog exercise 3
- Arthritis 2
- Dog swim lessons 2
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- Injury recovery 2
- Pain relief 2
- Physical therapy 2
- Walk 2
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On behalf of Savin Juice Dog Rescue, we would like to give a huge THANK YOU to the kind staff at Bailey’s Journey! They have opened their doors to any of our dogs that would benefit from swim therapy. Lizzy, our miracle distemper survivor loved going there and met her forever family while swimming at Bailey’s. It takes a village, and we are truly thankful that Bailey’s is part of it.
Fantastic experience. Lori and the staff are amazing. My dog had ACL surgery and veterinarian recommended water therapy. Could not be happier with the results and the people.
Jaxx had his first swim at BJ. He loved the water, the swim team. The are gentle, knowledgeable and enjoy their clients.
If you have a dog that is timid, has separation anxiety, or is even aggressive, any behavior issues at all....if you need them to get worn out before you leave and have the softest coat ever after a swim, you really should try this group. Our dog had terrible separation anxiety …Read full reviewClose full review
If you have a dog that is timid, has separation anxiety, or is even aggressive, any behavior issues at all....if you need them to get worn out before you leave and have the softest coat ever after a swim, you really should try this group. Our dog had terrible separation anxiety and was very destructive. Taking her to Bailey's worked her over so well she couldn't wait to have me take her home and leave her alone with her kongs and puzzles so she could eat and have a nice nap. (sometimes it was hard to get an appt because of their hours. Keep trying, leaving a voice mail worked best for me with what days and times would work-otherwise it's hard to get in there.) We did her swim weekly and were able to increase her time and she can now be left the whole day. She also worked through her anxiety around other dogs because there are dogs all around. Knowing a swim was coming, she didn't pay the other dogs any attention. At first she seemed terrified and I wondered if I should subject her to it, but she was so conked out the first time I thought I would try it again. By the 3rd swim she was really enjoying her skills and building confidence. It took a few weeks, but Bailey's journey helped us alot, accelerating her progress and we needed that. There were alot of dogs that needed swim for age related problems. Dog exercise in a pool beats any outdoor dog park imo where there can be problems.If your dog has issues, consult a trainer and also take him/her for a swim!
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