Custom Dog Grooming

Custom Dog Grooming Great Grooming, Great Prices ... For all your dogs grooming needs and home remedies to keep your dog happy & healthy..

For all your dog's grooming needs 27+ years experience, friendly, affordable, quality grooming..

25/12/2024

Neutering totally ruined my Booker and no vet warned me😡

24/12/2024

Hi everyone!.. I would like to start by saying "Thankyou" to all the wonderful owners who for many have placed their trust in me to groom their pooch for many years and for all the new pooches and their owners that Ive met for the first time..and to all the owners that lost their furry friends this year..a piece of my heart went with them all..always does❀ The last few weeks have been gruelling as any groomer will agree.Ive sadly needed to turn customers away as I simply could not fit them in.I have enjoyed over 35 years in the grooming business and I wont lie..Im feeling it moreso as the years go by.As many of you are aware of my ongoing back issues and for those who dont I have 6 herniated discs spread throughout the spine, Osteoarthritis and Rheumatoid Arthritis.Well on top of that I have been gifted with Scoliosis of my Thoracic which unfortunately had an effect on my breathing and digestion.So of course I had to investigate further as I do..lol.. and in short I need to be careful.So while Im taking some much needed time off I am organising a full backbrace so that I can stabilise my spine in order to keep doing what I love so very much..I am a very strong minded woman and have conquered and brought under control all of my health issues as many of you know..This I admit is a little different and a progressive condition and I will take each year as it comes with the same happy, loving groomer attitude you all know..So I wish you all a Very Merry Christmas and a Fantastic 2025..

07/12/2024
30/11/2024

Please listen everyone..

06/10/2024

Send a message to learn more

This is beautiful Nikea, another beautiful soul showcasing her talents.Please support this talented lady and by doing so...
06/10/2024

This is beautiful Nikea, another beautiful soul showcasing her talents.Please support this talented lady and by doing so Nikea is one step closer to realizing her dreams and being recognized within the world of makeup..đŸ„°

06/10/2024
Hi everyone..this is Luna..she is a 2 year Bull Mastiff..Im helping her owner to find a new home for Luna... She is an a...
28/07/2024

Hi everyone..this is Luna..she is a 2 year Bull Mastiff..Im helping her owner to find a new home for Luna... She is an absolute sweetheart who has only ever lived with her female owner..Lunas mum feels that Luna is getting too strong for her and that she sadly can no longer provide for her needs due to medical reasons. Im only willing to accept expressions of interest if I know you.Lunas owner feels that a retired couple who have the time would be perfect for Luna's personality..she has a lot of love to give..If interested please PM me.. 🙂

26/07/2024

Vaccination Questions and Answers

Q: Should I vaccinate my dog or cat every year?

A: No. There is no need. According to the world’s most eminent experts on canine and feline immunology, “once immunity to a virus exists, it persists for years or life”. This fact has been accepted by official veterinary bodies in America and Australia. If you wish to vaccinate your dog, then he should have puppy shots followed by one shot after six months of age, and then no further shots are required. Studies show that 95% of dogs are protected for life following this regime. However, some dogs fail to become immune following vaccination, and some vaccines can fail. Vaccines are not guaranteed to protect – not even if you vaccinate a dog every week (which would be highly dangerous).

Q: I thought vaccines were safe - what are the adverse effects?

A: Many informed dog lovers are choosing not to vaccinate at all, because vaccines appear to be creating an epidemic of vaccine-induced disease. Inflammatory (‘itis’) diseases, and immune-mediated diseases are becoming increasingly common in dogs, due largely to vaccines. The words ‘hypersensitivity’, ‘allergy’, and ‘inflammation’ are interchangeable – and all are associated with vaccines. Sometimes the hypersensitivity reaction is so severe that the patient must be immediately injected with adrenaline or they will die.

Depending upon the animal’s genetic predisposition, the inflammatory reaction could manifest as inflammation of the brain, inflammation of the digestive system, inflammation of the bones and joints - in fact, any of the many inflammatory conditions. The inflammatory reaction could even lead to cancer. This is why scientists have written and produced scientific papers that link vaccines in with brain damage, epilepsy, behavioural problems, colitis, arthritis, thyroid disease, heart failure, kidney failure, autoimmune haemolytic anaemia, leukaemia, cancer and more. It makes sense to minimise the risks, and vaccinate as little as possible.

The UK vet Christopher Day observed that around 80% of patients first became ill within three months of vaccination. CHC conducted the world’s first independent vaccine damage survey to test this observation. There were over 4,000 dogs in the survey. We asked, if your dog is ill, when did he become ill in relation to the vaccine? We were astounded by the results, which are published in full in Catherine O’Driscoll’s book, What Vets Don’t Tell You About Vaccines.

91% cases of Ataxia (a neurological problem) occurred within three months of a vaccine event.
81% of dogs who had tumours at their vaccine sites, first developed the tumours within three months of being vaccinated. (Studies also show that cats and ferrets develop terminal cancer at their injection sites.)
78.6% of dogs with encephalitis (inflammation of the brain) first developed the condition within three months of being vaccinated. This is where conditions like epilepsy arise, and where many behavioural problems start.
73.1% of epileptic dogs first became epileptic within three months of being vaccinated.
65.9% of dogs with colitis developed the condition within that first three months, and vaccines are also known to cause food-related allergies.
61.5% of dogs developed liver failure within three months of being vaccinated.
The above figures were chosen at random from our findings to illustrate the principle to you: vaccines may be protecting our dogs against viral disease, but they are doing so at a very high price. If vaccination had no bearing on subsequent illness, only 25% of dogs should become ill in each three-month period. It is also worth noting that one study showed that vaccines cause dogs to develop autoantibodies against their own DNA. Vaccines are therefore theoretically capable of causing inheritable disease.

Q: Is CHC saying that we should leave our dogs unprotected against horrible diseases like distemper and parvovirus?

A: No. You should not leave your dogs unprotected. But you can minimise the risks.

Firstly, if you choose to vaccinate, you could have puppy shots and possibly the first year’s booster, and leave it at that. There is no scientific justification for the overkill that is happening now. You may then (and potentially before having the first booster) get a titer (blood) test that checks to see if your pet has antibodies against the diseases and is therefore already immune - hence no need or purpose/benefit in re-vaccinating.

Secondly, you could use the homoeopathic alternative. It’s called the ‘nosode’ and it’s been used by many breeders and show people for years.

Vaccine manufacturers are currently trying to tell us that dogs need annual boosters against leptospirosis, which is a bacterin rather than a virus. However, many eminent scientists say that this vaccine should be withdrawn as it is not very protective, and it is the vaccine most associated with adverse reactions. If you are worried about leptospirosis in your area, then by all means consider the homoeopathic alternative.

The kennel cough virus mutates (like the flu) so you can’t guarantee permanent immunity with the vaccine. However, one study showed that the homoeopathic nosode is more protective against kennel cough than the vaccine - and it’s safer.

Incidentally, if you are feeding a wholesome natural diet, your dog’s immune system will be far better able to withstand any viral or bacterial challenge. Transfer Factor (colostrum) is also known to inhibit bacterial and viral effects, and natural foods like garlic and olive leaf extract are also anti viral/bacterial. Colloidal silver is also worth checking out.

Q: My vet tells me that you are scaremongering and that I should continue to vaccinate every year. I don’t know what to do.

A: Vets, however well-meaning, are educated in colleges that rely upon vaccine and pharmaceutical companies for funding, and few people are willing to bite the hand that feeds them. Vets’ education with regard to vaccines tends to stop beyond “do it”. In short, your vet has been misled and poorly educated. Some of the information coming to light about vaccines has presented an ethical and economic challenge to vets – and so far, many aren’t responding ethically to the truth. But your pet deserves to come first, over and above any such challenges.

If your vet says annual vaccination is necessary, ask him if he has heard of the research, and the advice that annual vaccination is unnecessary. If he has heard of this research, he cannot dismiss your questions. If he has not heard of it, then he lacks the knowledge to advise. Don’t allow yourself to be bullied – become informed instead.

Q: Is it true that Canine Health Concern enjoys vet-bashing?

A: Some people draw this conclusion, which we regret. But the truth is that animals are suffering unnecessarily and the veterinary profession has been slow to grasp the truth about over-vaccination. We are seeking to push necessary change through, for the sake of the dogs. In reality, we value the veterinary profession highly, and advise you to find yourself a good vet who will work with you to nurture optimum health in your dog. There are lots of good vets around, and their support is invaluable. If your vet seeks to force you into over-vaccinating, then you are at liberty to find another vet.

Q: But boarding kennels demand annual vaccination certificates. What can I do?

A: Some kennels will accept nosodes and titer tests, because they, too, are on the ball. Show your local kennel owner our DVD – In Search of the Truth About Dogs, and Catherine O’Driscoll’s book, Shock to the System. Become part of the team, and help educate fellow dog lovers. Change won’t come from the system that makes money out of vaccines – it has to come from us. You could also consider one of the many home and pet sitting services.

Many boarding licensing authorities now have licensing conditions that do not demand annual vaccination, so don't be afraid to ask - 3 year vaccines and/or proof of titer tests are becoming more widely accepted. In fact if you can prove your dog is immune, then why would anyone ever ask you to risk having additional potentially harmful vaccines (especially when there is no added benefit)?

Fantastic for us and our furry friends 😁
21/07/2024

Fantastic for us and our furry friends 😁

02/07/2024

Terry isn't happy ...

lol.. yep!
16/06/2024

lol.. yep!

Oh how quickly it can all change ...

lol..how true this is 😆
14/06/2024

lol..how true this is 😆

So dramatic ...


21/04/2024

Be proud of those 4 hairs ...

19/04/2024

Hang on Alfie, hang on!! ...

Address

14 East Avenue
Adelaide, SA
5085

Opening Hours

Tuesday 6am - 2:30pm
Wednesday 6am - 2:30pm
Thursday 6am - 2:30pm
Friday 6am - 2:30pm
Saturday 6am - 2:30pm

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Custom Dog Grooming posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Custom Dog Grooming:

Share

Category