🐾 Paws & Pamper: Therapy Dog Spa Days

🐶 Relax, Refresh, and Unwind with Furry Friends
Paws & Pamper brings therapy dogs to your spa day, offering a unique way to relax, recharge, and enjoy mindful moments with friends — furry companions included! Perfect for sleepovers, girls’ nights, bachelorette parties, sorority events, or just a self-care day, our therapy dogs add comfort, joy, and unconditional love to every spa activity.

🐕 How It Works

• Mindful Walks: Begin your spa day with a calming shinrin yoku-based walk alongside therapy dogs in nature to center your mind and stretch your body. Picnic and herbal teas on your walk

• Spa Activities: Indulge in DIY scrubs, face masks, lotions, aromatherapy, and sounbathing meditations and other pampering activities while therapy dogs roaming nearby, providing comfort and playful companionship.

• Guided Interaction: Handlers ensure safe, positive interactions with the dogs so everyone enjoys a stress-free experience.

• Custom Events: Spa days can be tailored for sleepovers, girls’ nights, bachelorette parties, sorority events, or any special gathering.

• Relaxation Zones: Enjoy cozy spaces where dogs and humans can lounge together, meditate, or simply take a break from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
  
  

🌟 Who Can Participate

• Groups of friends looking for a unique self-care experience

• Bachelorette parties or sorority events seeking a fun bonding activity

• Anyone wanting to combine pampering, mindfulness, and animal companionship
  
  

💖 Why It Works

• Reduces stress and anxiety through calm interactions and mindful activities

• Encourages mindfulness with guided walks and relaxation moments

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• Promotes joy and social connection as participants bond with therapy dogs and each other

• Fosters self-care and emotional well-being in a playful, supportive environment
  
  

🌈 Event Impact
Adding therapy dogs to spa days transforms ordinary self-care into an unforgettable, heartwarming experience. Guests leave feeling relaxed, uplifted, and connected — both with the dogs and each other.