However, your organic animal’s body is not designed to swim in chemicals.
Nor are we. I know it is fun to swim, and it is so good for us, but we must choose healthy ways to cool ourselves off. The impacts of chlorine on the whole body contribute heavily to the toxic load, especially the animals as they ingest the chemical water when they are swimming.
Elemental chlorine, used in pools, is a strong oxidizing agent. It is highly toxic which is why it kills everything in the water. What is not commonly known is the chemicals, such as chlorine, vaporize into the air. Actually, if you frequent an indoor pool, you can smell the vapors easily. Therefore, everyone including all the animals who are around the pool, are inhaling the chemicals, the off-gassing before the whole body has been exposed to the chemical soup water.
If you animal is having hydrotherapy at a clinic, make sure you ask what exactly the facility is putting in the water if they have a pool. You may be doing more damage by soaking them in toxic water for 30 minutes versus having them swim in the sea or fresh water to heal their structure.
Please ask the questions because the answers matter and will have a direct/immediate impact on the animal’s toxic load, their health, and their overall constitution.
If there mobility issues, which is why swimming is often recommended, there is already a high toxic load in the body.
Please choose natural swimming pool alternatives which do not add to the toxic load to any organic body, and ultimately the planet. And your dogs? Go to the lake or a natural water source for them to swim so they are safe please. Or fill a baby pool of filtered tap water, and have them play in this so they are not jumping into the chlorine, and ingesting it.
https://www.clear-water-revival.com/health-dangers-of-chlorine-pools/
https://gotryus.com/side-effects-of-chlorine-in-swimming-pools/
https://www.petmd.com/dog/seasonal/chlorine-pools-it-safe-pets
https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002839.htm
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