Can dogs swim in chlorine pools?

Most “pool people” will tell you that chlorine is safe at the levels used in pools. Humans swim in it and occasionally will ingest some water accidentally without great harm. ... As for the ears, most infections in dogs with floppy ears are caused by water and dampness, not the chlorine in the water. read more

Some dogs think of the pool as one big personal dog bowl to lap up, not unlike the toilet bowl. This behavior should be discouraged. As for the ears, most infections in dogs with floppy ears are caused by water and dampness, not the chlorine in the water. read more

When it comes to swimming, the biggest health risk for any pet is drowning. Although people mistakenly assume a dog’s instinctive paddling behavior means all dogs are water-safe, dogs can panic, tire, and drown in any body of water, chlorinated or not. read more

Your pet can have the problem of itchy Skin, discolored and dry fur or sometimes red eyes: Just like human, chlorine effects dogs also. It can start in the form of itchy skin and later in eyes. If your dog’s fur color is light it might result into golden green or blonde hair. read more