20ft x 40ft x 52in Rectangle Caribbean Dog Pools
Caribbean above ground dog pools are used in many variations, For family dog pools, for dog daycare centers, dog dog jumping competition and more. Let your imagination be your guide. As always if you don’t see the size pool you are asking for, get a quote! (and make sure you note in the comments that it is for an above ground pools for dogs)
Paradise Caribbean Above Ground Pools Features
- Powder Coated Galvanized Steel Frame
- 32mm x 1.5 thick Steel Uprights and Feet
- 51mm x 1.8 thick Steel Top Rail
- Extra Large Boots for Stability
- 35mil 0.89mm thick Multilayer Poly Liner
- 1000 Denier
- 23 x 23 Scrim
- Inside Sky Blue Outside Navy Blue with Skyblue Top Cap
- Ease Of Assembly
- 25 years experience making these pools.
- Standard U-Pipe
20ft x 40ft x 52in Rectangle Caribbean Dog Pools
Comes With:
- Extra Strong Filter
- Ramp
- Ladder
- Skimmer
- Hoses
- Connections
- Multiple Dog Filter System
Available Extras Available Animal Specialized Options
- Copper Silver Ion Water Purifier reduces chemical impact by 98% $399.99
- Automatic Pool Sweep $249.99
Caribbean above ground dog pools are used in many variations, For family dog pools, for dog daycare centers, dog dog jumping competition and more. Let your imagination be your guide. As always if you don’t see the size pool you are asking for, get a quote! (and make sure you note in the comments that it is for an above ground pools for dogs)
From Our Blog
Cloudy Water
Pool water can turn cloudy for a variety of reasons. The most common cause of cloudy water is either dead algae floating in the pool water or other small particles floating in the water such as dissolved leaves.
The best way to treat a cloudy pool is chlorine, chlorine, and more chlorine. You should add a large dose of non-stabilized chlorine (either calcium hypochlorite or sodium hypochlorite) each day for four to five days straight, keeping your free chlorine level above 3 ppm at all times and running the pool filter 24 hours a day. If this does not clear your water, then you can try clarifiers and other products. But first shock your pool water.
