Paddling Paws

About Us:

I became interested in canine aquatic exercise several years ago after Molly, one of my Pugs, became lame at 16 weeks old. As a Registered Nurse, I was aware of the benefits of warm water exercise for painful joints, and I decided to swim her. I was so amazed at how she benefited from the swimming that I decided to make it available to more dogs.

I had begun my journey towards my dream of opening this facility. I began studying human aquatic therapy, canine behavior, canine massage and canine water therapy.

So what is my fascination with training in water?

WATER IS THE GREAT EQUALIZER--MOST ANY DOG CAN PARTICIPATE.

I invite you to call to schedule a tour or a swim session at Paddling Paws.

Happy swimming,

Terri Steely

Services:

Water exercise for dogs

Email:

info@paddlingpaws.com

http://www.paddlingpaws.com

 

Phone number: 
(843) 377-5802
Hours: 
By Appointment
944 F College Park Road
Summerville 29483
United States
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