Pawlished Pets Grooming

12/20/2024

Wembley is the perfect Christmas present all wrapped up in his Christmas bow 🎄🎁🐶❤️

12/11/2024

Words can’t explain my love for Klaus 🐶❤️

09/14/2024

Its ALL because we CARE 🐶❤️

06/19/2024

Montana had a blast getting her Canine Health Canada Canine First Aid and CPR Certification! Pawlished Pets Grooming is hosting the Advanced Course on July 24th - contact Chris Michalak- Canine Specialist to sign up & join us 🐶❤️

05/30/2024

Miss Posie is adorable and up for adoption from Just N’ Time Rescue right next door to us. She will arrive at her new home freshly groomed by PawLished Pets! Contact Barrie TopDog K9 Services for more information on this cutie-pie!

Meet little miss, Posie 🌸! This sweet girl is a rescue from our Just In Time Rescue. She came to us a timid girl, but with patience and showing her the love she deserved, she has come out of her shell a lot! She loves exploring and eating yummy treats 😋! She would do best in a home where she could have the space to hop around, play, and explore. As she has clear boundaries, she would be happier in a home with older children who can respect her space when needed. She would do great with a family that has the time to spend with her, give her love and attention 💕! Love is a four-bunny word.

If you are interested in this sweet girl, please contact us at: [email protected]
705-812-7529

05/16/2024

Sophie the Shih Tzu has already fallen in love with her new Poodle brother Reacher 🐶❤️ We’re so excited to have Reacher as the newest member of the PawLished Pets family!

04/04/2024

Many of you have been concerned about the solar eclipse on Monday - please take a look at what Guelph Animal Hospital has to say about this.

Hello friends!

The total solar eclipse is just around the corner, and just about everyone is ready to see the once in a lifetime event. We are seeing some mixed information about pet/wildlife safety.

Contrary to what some may read, the sun itself is not any more dangerous during the eclipse. The reason protective eye wear is recommended for humans (who wish to observe the eclipse) is because many of us will be staring directly at the sun that day, which is something we typically avoid.

For our pets, and outdoor wildlife, that day will be similar to any other day. Our pets don’t stare at the sun, so there is no need to keep them indoors on April 08 for any extended period of time. They may notice the change in temperature, but it is unlikely they will exhibit any unusual behaviour.

The eclipse can be more unsettling for birds. The dimming of the sky can mimic behaviour at dusk and during early storm formation, so some birds may demonstrate a wind-down behaviour and there may be less activity in the sky during the peak eclipse. Once the sky returns to normal, so does their behaviour.

If you are purchasing eclipse glasses, please make sure they meet these criteria. For additional information about the eclipse please see:
https://science.nasa.gov/eclipses/safety/

For a list of approved solar-viewing goggles please see:

https://eclipse.aas.org/eye-safety/viewers-filters

It is not safe to watch the eclipse through the lens of your smartphone - it can damage both your phone camera and your eyes. Try this instead:

https://www.safeshot-viewer.com

Safe watching our friends!
Dr Renee Fleming

02/28/2024

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