Swimming Pool

Splash doggy

Fields Fare, Heath Ln, Barkston Heath, Grantham NG32 2DE, United Kingdom

577 reviewsSwimming facility

About this listing

Splash doggy is listed in Grantham, England under swimming facility, with directory tags for swimming pool. Its public Google profile shows a 5 rating from 77 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, helpful staff and dog training; treat these as prompts for questions rather than clinical evidence.

Splash doggy 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 Splash doggy 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.

Use the public details on this page to prepare questions about swimming pool in Grantham, then confirm suitability with both the centre and your vet. A listing is not a clinical recommendation or inspection report.

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Questions for this centre

Is swimming pool appropriate for my dog's diagnosis, age, confidence and fitness level?
Would you recommend pool work, underwater treadmill work, physiotherapy or another route?
How do you introduce nervous, senior, large or post-operative dogs safely?
How do you monitor water hygiene, fatigue, discomfort and session progress?
Can you share notes or progress updates with my vet or insurer if needed?

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Lauren Coates

3 months ago

Been to Splash Doggy with my and my friends dogs, and recently taken my nervous terrier for some confidence and exposure work. She ended up swimming and she had the best time! The and guidance from Janice in how to aid the dogs in and around the pool, the toy and life jacket selection suits all our dogs, from Norfolks to Rotties. Our group trips here are becoming a regular thing, and we plan to continue this!

Anastasia Turner

3 months ago

Had a great time here with our two labradors. Janice was fantastic. She explained everything clearly, was so so lovely, and just wonderful with the dogs. One was nervous to get in, and she was fantastic in helping to ease her in. Lots of toys available to throw in. It was great to be able to get in the pool with the dogs. Changing rooms available for afterwards. We visited in January so was freezing outside, but it was a good temperature both in the pool and room. The overhead heat lamps are a nice touch.

Sophie Cheung

a year ago

Booked one slot then my sister booked the slot before both went in with our dogs separately then had the chance at the end of our session to have dogs swim together if they wanted. The lady was amazing with my black lab who loves the water but is initially always skittish about getting in. Once comfortable getting in, the host made sure to help correct Lunas swimming position so that she was not splashing everywhere with her front paws. With more sessions hopefully we will have a confident lab who keeps her front p...

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Jo Leech

2 months ago

Splash Doggy was amazing! Janice was fantastic and helped coach Spencer into the pool, it was amazing to see his confidence grow! Splash Doggy was super well organised, clean, warm and most importantly Janice walked us through our first visit step by step with patience and so knowledgeable! Thank you Janice, i highly recommend!!

Matt

2 months ago

Great place for dogs to swim, ours absolutely loved it! Will definitely book again.

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