Swimming Pool

Canine Aqua Splash

fieldgrove farm, Elstree Rd, Elstree, Borehamwood WD6 3FS, United Kingdom

4.781 reviewsDog day care center

About this listing

Canine Aqua Splash is listed in Borehamwood, England under dog day care center, with directory tags for swimming pool. Its public Google profile shows a 4.7 rating from 81 reviews at the time this dataset was imported. The listing includes both a website and phone number, so owners can check current services before travelling. Owner review themes in the imported data include dog swimming, changing rooms and younger dog swimming; treat these as prompts for questions rather than clinical evidence.

Canine Aqua Splash is tagged as a dog swimming facility. Some pools focus on recreational fitness and confidence; others support more structured sessions. Clarify whether the offer is therapeutic hydrotherapy, supervised swimming or both before you travel.

Based on the public tags for this listing, owners often compare Canine Aqua Splash when researching fitness swimming and water confidence. That is a research starting point only — suitability always depends on veterinary advice and the centre's own assessment.

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Emma Davis

7 months ago

Thank you Luke for a very fun 1st session with my dogs Ronnie & Reggie. My older boy has always been too nervous of water to swim..especially if he can’t touch the bottom. But thanks to your expert instruction and physical assistance we witness his first swim! It was wonderful to see his confidence grow so quickly and our younger boy swimming freely after his favourite toys. We shall be coming regularly!!

Ally Thacker

6 months ago

Such a wonderful experience, we came with 5 people and 2 dogs and everyone left smiling. The gentleman on hand was excellent- our Jack Russell mix has always hated water but by the end of the session he had grown her confidence to a point that she didn’t want to leave the pool! We will definitely be returning, Thank you Canine Aquasplash for a great session (Be prepared for big splashes!)

Joe Coggins

10 months ago

Thank you Luke ! Was great, such a friendly and fun time for us and the dogs. He had such great knowledge of dogs and really engaged throughout the swim. 5 min introduction 20 minute swim 5 min leaving , towel dry. We have two Labradors and they are shattered now. Certainly an 30 minutes is perfect ! Will see you at the airport, good luck 👍

Leanne Kelly

10 months ago

Our 2 year old chocolate lab has always been too tall to swim in rivers so we thought we’d give him a go in a deep pool, it was soo good! 20 mins of swimming time doesn’t sound long but he was knackered by the end of the session. Luke was great talking us through how to build up our boys confidence and it worked wonders he was swimming in no time with a life jacket on that they supply and he made great use out of the toy box they have. Will 100% be back

stella fifton

12 months ago

Fantastic place to take your pup for swimming. Took my 1 yr old for private session and Luke was on hand to offer me advice. My little Waffles loved it and although he was nervous, he done really well they give life vests and have lots of toys to entice your pup into the water.

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