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Canine Underwater Treadmill's News
2005 News
Jean Pavalkos, CCRP joins Dr. Rogers and Carmen, offering full hands-on canine rehab. With her addition, the team becomes one of the ONLY comprehensive canine rehabilitation and fitness services in the mid-west!
K9 Maximus, one of Cincinnati's most highly decorated police dogs, was severely injured during a search and criminal apprehension assignment on February 28th, 2005. Max is a two time National Champion at the USPCA National dog trials.
Canine Underwater Treadmill chosen as the method to strengthen Maximus.
Maximus is released back to duty on the same day he would have been traditionally released from "crate rest." Featured in the Cincinnati Enquirer, FOX TV 19, WTDN Channel 2.
"I truly believe had it not been for the rehabilitation Maximus received with Jean of Our Hearts Canine Rehab and by using the Canine Underwater Treadmill, he would have never been able to work the streets of Cincinnati ever again." Officer John J. Neal - Cincinnati Police Department Canine Division

Carmen selected as author for the quarterly "Tread On Me" article in the Association of Canine Water Therapy newsletter.
2006 News
The University of Dayton Adult Education center chooses Carmen to write and teach a course on health choices for Pet Owners.
Carmen and Dr. Rogers-Swaney purchase their own clinic space and welcome Jean Pavlokos, PT CCRT onto the team.
2008 Meews
Two cats ventured into the world of underwater exercise, both due to obesity and immobility. Carmen and the cats survived the introductions and the cats are making great progress.
Based on interviews with current and former clients, Rockwood Summit High School, Rockwood, MO student Marcy Harvatin selected as a finalist at the Honors Division of the Greater St. Louis Science Fair and invited to present her work at the Missouri State Junior Science, Engineering and Humanities Symposium, where her research was presented as one of the top 6 high school projects in the field of medicine. Congratulations Marcy! and thank all of you who gave her testimony about your experiences with the Underwater Treadmill.
2009 News
Congratulations! Canine Underwater Treadmill selected for the 2009 Best of Dayton Award. Each year, the US Commerce Association (USCA) identifies companies that they believe achieved exceptional marketing success in their local community and business category. These are local companies that enhance the positive image of small business through service to their customers and community.
Dayton Public Access TV airs a documentary of Carmen explaining Health-full Touch for Animals and it's use in homes and clinical settings. Copies available for sale.
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