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Splash Hounds Dog Swimming Pool

Park Ln, Westergate, Chichester PO20 3TL, United Kingdom

4.7123 reviewsSwimming pool

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Splash Hounds Dog Swimming Pool is listed in Chichester, England under swimming pool, with directory tags for swimming pool. Its public Google profile shows a 4.7 rating from 123 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, dog pool and shower for dogs; treat these as prompts for questions rather than clinical evidence.

Splash Hounds Dog Swimming Pool 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.

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Cara Spaven

3 months ago

Excellent service. Love coming here as my dog enjoys it so much to have a swim as she pleases. They have toys that she can choose. You can even swim with your dog and they allow the kids to join in too (check ages). Have facilities to shower your dog and dry afterwards. Amazing price for what you get. On-site dog groomers and training. Staff are friendly and helpful. It's a lovely experience to spend family time with your dog.

Melanie Murphy

2 months ago

First visit today with our three pups Coco Harley and Hudson. Great friendly place and friendly staff. All three pups thoroughly enjoyed their time and especially as we could swim with them too!! 100% recommended and we will be back

Emily Pullen

2 months ago

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Both my dachshund and boxer absolutely love it here, the staff are great with getting your dogs comfortable with the water, the pool is clean , we took our boxer here the other week and she has swum before but never on her own she was a little wary at first but soon got very comfortable swimming around with all the toys they provide too, we took our miniature dachshund here today and she’s never really like the water but she absolutely loved it, from her first session she’s already so much more comfortable and will happily swim of the ramp by herself now, Will definitely be returning very regularly as they enjoy it so much, and the facilities to wash and dry your furbabys are very handy to save you doing it at home, thank you so much couldn’t recommend more

emma willmett

3 months ago

Been to splash hounds for a long time every Thursday as Anna goes the extra mile ,dogs love her and ofcourse the swimming

Carl Atvarnieks

4 years ago

Enormous fun for dogs and owners of all shapes and sizes hence left a five star review however. Appendum On a subsequent visit The above still applies however be aware should your dog make a single sound a particularly unpleasent physchotic dog hating carpenter from the business next door (Brilyn carpentry ) will storm into the building like the SAS entering an embassy and demand an end to the session all the while verbally abusing the customer.

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