Pools for Veterinary Hydrotherapy
Therapy Pools for Veterinary Care
Our hydrotherapy pools for animals are specifically designed to support rehabilitation for dogs, horses, and other animals. Built with fiberglass construction, they are durable, easy to maintain, and customizable for any veterinary practice.
How SwimEx Therapy Pools Benefit Your Veterinary Practice:
- Many veterinary rehabilitation facilities don’t have room for a large pool. A SwimEx therapy pool takes up a small area but is extremely versatile.
- The buoyancy of water lessons the stress on the joints, providing a safe environment for exercise. Aquatic therapy allows the injured body part to actively “rest” while the animal maintains—and builds— fitness.
- The SwimEx paddlewheel current is gentle enough for post-surgery rehab yet strong enough for exercise and training.
- SwimEx fiberglass pools have no liners, so there’s no risk of animals tearing them.
Veterinary Hydrotherapy Pools
Designed for you. Whether you’re enhancing patient outcomes with targeted therapy or optimizing your space for maximum efficiency, our customizable pools provide the perfect solution.
Flat floor for multiple clients. One-piece pool (400 OT), or delivered in sections (480 T). Paddlewheel current.
Entry-level price. Flat floor for multiple clients. Rear seats for resting or seated exercises. Treadmill and deep well options. Propeller current.
Professional Plunge Pools
SwimEx plunge pools are available in five standard sizes (pre-assembled or in sections for easy installation in tight spaces). Plunge pools can also be custom built to meet specific needs.
Custom Veterinary Pool Options
Veterinarians can customize their SwimEx therapy pool to meet the unique needs of their animals. Each pool is handcrafted in our USA factory and can be tailored to fit your specific requirements. Enhance your veterinary facility with functional upgrades, such as a ramp or lift, to provide targeted therapeutic benefits.
Veterinary Hydrotherapy FAQs
As a veterinary professional, you know the impact early, low-impact rehabilitation can have on mobility, pain reduction, and long-term wellness. SwimEx aquatic therapy pools give you a safe, controlled environment to help canine, equine, and small-animal patients recover faster and perform better. Whether you’re evaluating how a therapy pool fits your clinic, exploring customization for specific caseloads, calculating ROI and new service revenue, or looking at how hydrotherapy supports evidence-based outcomes, this FAQ answers the most common questions veterinarians and rehab teams ask before investing in a SwimEx system.
What makes SwimEx veterinary pools better than traditional animal rehab pools?
SwimEx pools feature durable fiberglass construction with no liners—so they won’t tear from claws or hooves. The paddlewheel current provides a smooth, adjustable flow, ideal for both gentle rehab and intense training.
What animals can benefit from hydrotherapy in a SwimEx veterinary pool?
SwimEx pools are designed for canine and equine therapy, but they can also be used for other animals needing rehab or low-impact exercise. Dogs recovering from surgery or joint issues and horses in training or post-injury benefit greatly from aquatic therapy.
How much space is required to install a SwimEx hydrotherapy pool in a veterinary clinic?
SwimEx pools are compact and modular, making them ideal for facilities with limited space. They can be installed as one-piece units or in sections to fit through narrow access points or tight indoor areas.
Can I customize a veterinary pool for my animal rehab clinic?
Yes. SwimEx pools can be customized with ramps, lifts, underwater treadmills, observation features, and tailored sizing to meet your specific needs and animal care protocols.
How can adding a hydrotherapy pool increase revenue for my veterinary clinic?
Offering animal hydrotherapy allows you to expand your rehab services, attract new clients, and increase appointment bookings. Many pet owners are seeking more ways to support aging or ill pets, and adding a pool positions your clinic to meet that growing need. It also differentiates your clinic as a leader in advanced, compassionate animal care.