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Introductory Session Required for All First Time Clients.
2026 Special
Introductory Session for Two Dogs
Canine Body Work
2 Dogs = $150.00 | Regularly $198.00
Includes:
Client Intake Form Review
Pre-Session Assessment
30 Minutes of Body Work (per Dog)
Therapeutic / Deep Tissue / Trigger Point Massage
Range of Motion (ROM) Stretching
Bowen Touch Balancing Realignment
Fascia Work
Post-Session Review
Introductory Session Required for All First Time Clients.
2026 Special
Introductory Sesseion For Two Dogs
Canine Swim Services
2 Dogs = $150.00 | Regularly $198.00
Includes:
Client Intake Form Review
Pre-Session Assessment
30 Minutes of Swim Services Time (per Dog)
Applies to Therapy or Exercise Swim, or Swim Lesson
Range of Motion (ROM) Stretching
Fascia Work
Post-Session Review
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What we offer
our services
PLEASE NOTE: All Services Are by Appointment
OUR FACILITY Cannot Accommodate Drop-In or Walk-in Visitors
All our services are offered by a Certified Small Animal Massage Practitioner/Therapist (SAMP/SAMT) Licensed by the Washington State Health Department with additional training in Therapeutic Water Work.
We are experienced in dog training, behavior, and communication and skilled in reading a dog’s body language/cues. We are comfortable working with reactive dogs, and dogs who are in unfamiliar or potentially stressful situations.
We incorporate canine calming music and aroma therapy/essential oils as part of all our sessions to make your dog’s experience at our facility as relaxing and enjoyable possible.
All Around Dogs Canine Wellness Brochure
If you are interested in a PDF download copy of our All Around Dogs Canine Wellness Services Brochure, click on the image/link below.
Canine Swim Services
We are primarily a Canine Swim Therapy pool that also offers Canine Swim Sessions for Exercise (Fitness & Conditioning), and Canine Swim Lessons as we believe knowing how to swim is an important life skill for all dogs.
Please Note: We do not offer Self Swim Services.
All Canine Swim Services include a complete pre-session assessment.
No swimming experience, no problem.
We teach dogs how to swim as part of our Introductory Sessions whether they are visiting us for the first time for Therapy Swim Services, a Exercise (Fitness & Conditioning) Swim or Swim Lessons.
Benefits of Swim Therapy
As a Non-Load Bearing Movement, Swimming is Less Stressful For Dogs:
- Supports Faster Recovery From Injury & Surgery
- Facilitates Quicker Healing Due to Increased Circulation
- Rehabilitates Injured or Surgically Repaired Joints
- Aids in Pain Relief & Swelling
- Aids in Recovery from CCL Injuries & TPLO Surgery
- Aids in Recovery from Spinal Cord & Disc Injuries
- Aids in Recovery of Front & Rear OCD
- Increases Sensory Awareness & Improves Mobility After Neurosurgery
- Provides Low Impact Exercise for Dogs of All Ages
- Provides Comfort Care for Senior & Geriatric Dogs
Since dogs cannot swim continuously during a session and need rest breaks, and we believe all dogs can/do benefit from body work, we offer a minimum of light massage or body work for all dogs who visit our facility.
We also find that offering light massage to dogs during swimming lessons helps to relax the dog if nervous, and makes the overall session a more positive experience.
Canine Therapeutic Swim
Therapy Swim Sessions Are For Dogs Who:
- Are Recovering from Surgery*
- Are Transitioning from a Rehabilitative Program*
- Are Recovered from Surgery or Injury and Ready for Maintenance, but Have No Interest in Retrieving Toys, etc. in the Water.
- Have an Injury or Disability
- Have Physical Restrictions such as Arthritis or Other Age-Related Decline
- Are In Need of Senior or Geriatric Comfort Care
Sessions are individualized to each dog’s specific needs and include Warm Water Swimming with breaks for Therapeutic/Deep Tissue/Trigger Point Massage and/or other Hands-on Modalities, Range of Motion (ROM) Stretching and Fascia Work.
Sessions may also include the use of a life vest or other floatation devices, various toys for retrieving, and swim current depending on dog’s capabilities and to maximize results.
Dogs who do not know how to swim will be introduced to swimming as part of their Initial Swim Session.
* Dog’s recovering from an illness, surgery, injury or transitioning from a Rehab Program must be released for swimming by their Orthopedic Surgeon or Primary Care Veterinarian prior to receiving services.
Canine Exercise Swim
Canine Exercise Swims are for dogs looking for fitness & conditioning, and who enjoy retrieving in the water and water play activities.
Exercise Swim Sessions Are For
Dogs Who:
- Have Recovered from Surgery or an Injury and are Ready for Maintenance
- Need General Exercise and Enrichment Regardless of Age
- Like to Retrieve on Land, but Haven’t Learned How to Swim or Retrieve in Water
- Are Performance or Working Dogs in Need of Fitness Conditioning for Maintenance and Injury Prevention
- Need Post Whelp/Litter Fitness Conditioning
Sessions are individualized to each dog’s specific needs and include Warm Water Swimming/Retrieving/Guided Exercises with breaks for Light Massage and Range of Motion (ROM) Stretching.
Sessions may also include the use of a life vest or other floatation devices, various toys for retrieving, and swim current depending on dog’s capabilities and to maximize results.
Dogs who do not know how to swim will be introduced to swimming as part of their Initial Swim Session.
Canine Swim Lessons
Not all dogs or breeds are natural swimmers. Learning to swim is an important life & safety skill for all dogs.
Canine Swim Lesson Are For Dogs Who:
- Have Little or No Past Swimming Experience Regardless of Age
- Dogs Who Have an Unknown Swimming History
- Wade into Water But Lack the Skills or Confidence to Swim Regardless of Age
- Are Part of a Family Who Enjoy Water Sports and Want Their Dog to Join in the Fun
Scheduling your dog for swimming lessons with a qualified Canine Swim Instructor is one of the most loving things you can do for your dog.
It will give you peace of mind when you and your dog are in settings where swimming water may be present.
Litter Swim Lessons
Are you a responsible breeder who would like to teach your entire litter how to swim as part of your litter socialization activities and before your puppies go home to their forever families?
As long time Labrador Retriever breeders we have the experience to safely introduce your litter of puppies to water and swimming.
Body Work for Small Animals
Small Animal - Massage
All Body Work Services include a complete pre-session assessment.
Benefits of Massage
- Increases circulation of blood and other body fluids (lymph)
- Releases endorphins by stimulating Acupressure Points (natural pain killers)
- Increases flow of nutrients to muscles
- Improves range of motion and enhances muscles tone
- Increases venous flow encouraging the elimination of waste/toxins, and facilitating quicker recovery Relaxes muscle spasms and relieves tension
- Alleviates stiffness and restores mobility to injured tissue
- Prevents Injury and loss of mobility
- Reduces inflammation and swelling
- Increases athletic performance including endurance
- Improves animals overall disposition and enhances emotional health
Therapeutic Massage
Improves circulation, muscle tone, range of motion and supports general wellness. It enhances and supports the overall well-being of the animal, increases their comfort and quality of life. Ideal for all age levels, particularly older animals, or those convalescing or suffering from impaired heart or kidney function.
Canine Sports Massage
Focuses on deep tissue work to release muscles, joints and tendons. Alleviates pain, allows contracted muscles to release and increases blood flow. It supports overall health maintenance, as well as post injury rehabilitation and recovery for both working animals and pets. Used to prepare muscles before exercise or competition to promote flexibility.
Trigger Point Therapy
Used to address hard nodules that develop and cause hyper-irritability in the muscle where it has been injured, over-worked, stressed or has poor circulation. Trigger Points can cut off blood flow and oxygen causing stagnation, irritation, referred pain, and toxins to settle into the muscle. Trigger Point Therapy is the application of pressure to tender muscle tissue to release constricted areas, relieve pain, and improve dysfunction or compensation in other parts of the body.
Bowen Touch Balancing Therapy
Bowen Touch Balancing Therapy Is a non-invasive therapeutic technique consisting of gentle, yet precise soft tissue manipulation. There are short rest periods between moves within a Bowen procedure, and through-out the session to allow the body to absorb the work. Bowen Therapy through its non-traumatic approach, resets muscles and reminds the nervous system of the original tissue memory; relaxed, elastic, toned and responsive.
Benefits of Bowen Touch Balancing Therapy
- Releases muscle tension, contraction and spasms
- Addresses areas of compensation due to injury, exertion, age, etc.
- Reminds Nervous System of original “tissue memory”
- Returns the body to its natural alignment and improves movement
Energy Work for All Animals
Please Note: Energy Work Services can be conducted in person, via phone or on-line.
All Energy Work Services include a full pre-session consultation.
Emotional Freedom Techniques (eft)
A universal healing tool that can provide impressive results for physical, emotional, and performance issues. Working with the human and their animal, EFT involves tapping with finger tips on the Acupuncture Meridian Points. EFT helps to tune into the issue or problem proactively, while addressing associated disharmony. EFT utilizes the same meridian pathways as Traditional Chinese Medicine.
EFT Helps With
- Training and behavioral issues
- Chronic disease or illness
- Event related performance anxiety or handling issues
- Grief associated with loss or a challenging diagnosis
- Issues adversely impacting the human/animal bond
The image to the right is an example of the EFT Tapping Points on a Horse.
Reiki Level 1 & 2
Reiki is a powerful, non-invasive healing technique based on the principle of channeling universal energy via touch, raised hand or remotely. When Reiki healing is used, universal energy flows into and through the practitioner, and then into the client. Reiki activates natural healing processes in the body, mind and spirit and restores physical and emotional well-being.
Benefits of Reiki
- Releases muscle tension, contraction and spasms
- Addresses areas of compensation due to injury, exertion, age, etc.
- Reminds Nervous System of original “tissue memory”
- Returns the body to its natural alignment and improves movement
Animal Communication
Please Note: Animal Communication Services can be conducted in person, via phone or on-line.
Introductory session requirements do not apply to Animal Communication Services.
Animal communication is an integral part of all our body & energy work services, and is also offered as a stand alone service.
During body & energy we use telepathic connection via mental images, words, feelings or emotions as an additional assessment tool.
We also use animal communication to facilitate a connection and express our intention to help the animal.
We use these same skills during our Animal Communication sessions to connect with the animal to assist with a variety of situations.
Animal Communication Helps With
- Behavior & Training Issues
- Integrating new pets into ones home
- Identifying potential health issues to assist with Veterinary diagnosis
- End of Life Transition/Decisions
- Grief & Loss
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