Clear answers to the questions owners actually ask before booking — what a swim costs, how a session runs, what to bring, and how a heated indoor pool compares to the alternatives.
Everything here reflects how we run sessions at our indoor pool in Bretherton: private 30-minute slots, water at 28–32°C, towel-down and hair-dryer included.
What sessions cost, what's included, and how to compare pools on price.
How sessions actually run — before, during and after your dog is in the water.

For owners who have booked, or are about to, and want to know exactly how the session runs.
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For owners planning a realistic swimming routine rather than a one-off.
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For owners of overweight dogs who struggle with land-based exercise.
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For owners whose dog is recovering from an operation.
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For owners wanting to look after their dog properly between sessions.
Read guideWhat to bring, how to prepare, and how to keep a first swim positive.

For owners packing for a booked session and wanting nothing forgotten.
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For owners of dogs who are frightened of, or unsure about, water.
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For owners of puppies wondering when and how to introduce water.
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For owners who want to know the risks and how they are managed.
Read guidePool or treadmill, group or private, indoor or open water — decided honestly.

For owners told their dog 'needs hydrotherapy' and unsure what to book.
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For owners choosing between a pool and a treadmill facility.
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For owners choosing between our two £35 session formats.
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For owners deciding who should be in the water with their dog.
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For owners who already swim their dog outdoors and wonder why a pool is worth paying for.
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For owners comparing facilities and unsure what actually matters.
Read guideGuides for specific situations, from senior dogs to weight management.