Grooming By Julia Senczyna

10/25/2024

Good Evening Everyone 🥰

I wanted to share some exciting news..

Starting November 4th I will be teaming up with K9 Awareness in St. Albert. I’ll be grooming there Monday - Wednesday.

Working from home for the past 4 years has been so amazing and I am so grateful to have the amazing clients that I do 🥰 you guys are truly the most amazing people with the most amazing dogs and this next step in my grooming career wouldn’t have been possible without you guys.

I started checking out K9 Awareness with my new puppy Astra, she went to their puppy play time on Mondays and then I decided to do their puppy classes and that where I fell in love with the place. After class one day, I got talking with the owner and she was asking me if I knew anyone who was looking for a grooming job as she was wanting to add grooming as an additional service and I had told her I could post in a groomers group seeing if anyone was looking. I came home and was talking with my husband and said what if I apply and see what we could work out, as it’s super close to home, and I get really good vibes from this place. So I went back the next day and offered myself and now we are here.

Terra really has great knowledge with dogs, and is very compassionate towards them, owning her own dog sanctuary/rescue which holds over 20 dogs, Terra also has 9 dogs of her own and I really have a soft spot for this. Her staff are also great, and super friendly with the dogs. Astra bolts into daycare anytime I drop her off and this gives me the peice of mind knowing my dog is in good hands 🙌

The amazing thing about K9 awareness too is because I will have more support and I will be able to take on more clients as well.

I highly recommend checking out their daycare as well as their training services that they offer 🥰

If you have any questions or concerns please reach out to me 🥰

For booking you can call K9 Awareness
+1 (780) 459-5435

Website
https://www.allseasonk9awarenesscentre.com

Facebook - K9 Awareness Daycare & Training
https://www.facebook.com/share/CoF18LHDQfzMu7SD/?mibextid=LQQJ4d

Instagram - K9 Awareness
https://www.instagram.com/k9awareness?igsh=MWFtZHh2eHYwY2Fyeg==

08/19/2024

Hey Everyone! I will be on Vacation starting this week, I will be gone from August 21st until August 28th! Thank you

06/04/2024

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02/19/2024

Good Morning Everyone

12/25/2023

🎄✂️ Merry Christmas to my wonderful clients! 🐾❤️ Thank you for letting me groom your furry friends and continued support. Each visit is special to me, and I’m grateful for your trust. Wishing you all a joyful holiday season filled with love and happy moments with your pets and family. 🐶🌟

07/03/2023

Hey Everyone I wanted to inform you that I will be taking a short break from Today (July 3rd) to July 9th. During this time, I will be unavailable to provide grooming services. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding. I will be back on July 10th, fully rejuvenated and eager to cater to the grooming needs of your adorable furry companions. Thank you for your unwavering support! 🐾 I hope everyone had a great Canada Day 🇨🇦 💗

03/04/2023

Good Morning, Happy Weekend!

**DOG LICE PSA**

Over the past few months it has been has become apparent that there is a problem. With talking to other groomers around the city everyone has said the same thing, why is there so much lice this year? Dog lice is quite rampant this year so I wanted to make this post to help educate as well as put a warning out there.

What Are Dog Lice?
Dog lice are small, flat, wingless, six-legged insects that live in the hair and feathers of mammals and birds. Strong hook-like claws at the end of each leg allow them to hang onto the animal’s hair shafts. The claws are tailored to the specific size of the host’s hair shaft or feathers, which is why lice are species-specific. They survive on skin debris, sebaceous secretions, feathers, or the blood of the host animal.

What Are the Signs of Dog Lice?
You can see the parasite itself by parting the dog’s hair and examining the hair shaft. Adult lice are large enough to be visible to the naked eye, roughly the size of a sesame seed — about 2-to-4 millimeters — and are yellow to tan or medium brown in color. They are distinguishable from fleas, which are very dark, almost black looking.

Chewing lice will move around more than the sucking lice, which, like ticks, embed their piercing mouthparts into the skin. If you suspect an infestation of dog lice, you might want to go over the area with a flea comb and examine the hair.

Lice, especially the eggs or nits, are sometimes mistaken for dandruff, and one way to distinguish lice from dandruff is by shaking hair removed from the dog. If the small flakes fall off, it’s dandruff. If they cling stubbornly to the hair, it’s probably lice. Other signs of lice infestations on your dog include:

-Scratching and intense itchiness.
-Rough, dry, or matted coat.
-Hair loss, specifically around ears, neck, shoulders, groin, and re**al regions.
-Small wounds or bacterial infections from bites by sucking lice.
-Restless behavior.
-Anemia in extreme cases, or in small dogs and puppies.
-Tapeworms and other bacteria or parasites that are spread by lice.

How Do Dogs Get Dog Lice?
Lice have limited mobility; they can crawl, but are unable to jump, hop, or fly. Also, adult lice die in a few days if they fall off the host. Transmission is usually through direct contact with another infested animal, although they can also be passed on from contaminated bedding, dog collars, or grooming tools. Lice may be a threat wherever dogs congregate, such as dog daycare centers, dog shows, boarding kennels, and parks.

There are three stages to the louse life cycle:

-egg
-nymph
-adult

The cycle starts when the female lays tiny yellow or white eggs at the base of the hair shaft. These eggs are glued to the hair and won’t fall off when the dog is shampooed.

It takes about one week for the eggs to hatch, releasing the immature lice, known as nymphs, which are no larger than the head of a pin. After about one week, they enter the adult phase, starting the cycle all over again. The Merck Veterinary Manual says it takes about 3-to-4 weeks for most lice to go from nit to reproductively capable adult.

Please get your dogs treated ❤️

Information was Copied and Pasted from: https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/health/can-dogs-get-lice/

**Policy Change** Grooming a Dog With Lice.

Finding lice in my grooming salon is never fun. I do always close my business for the remainder of the day to preform all things necessary to get rid of these bugs so I can reopen for the following day. Going forward, when a dog comes in with lice, there will be a $150 fee, this will cover all cleaning fees as well as products used to get rid of the little buggers.

I appreciate everyone taking the time to read this through, I hope this helps bring awareness. ❤️ Please Like & share so we can reach more people !

02/05/2023

I had an awesome time with Kyloh Equine & Canine. My recertification for canine pet first aid. This course was amazing, and I really do recommend this to anyone who wants to learn about what to do in an emergency situation.

12/23/2022

I wanna wish you all a very Merry Christmas 🎄🐶

I will be closed from December 23rd - January 2nd.

Most of all I wish everyone a Happy New Year ✨ here’s to 2023 ♥️ see you next year 🐕

10/24/2022

Good Morning and Happy Monday! At this time I will not be taking on any new clients 😊

Thank you 😊

08/19/2022

HAPPY FRIDAY!!! I hope everyone has a nice weekend, I am off to Calgary this weekend and will be back on Monday! Enjoy these adorable dogs 🐕 💗

08/05/2022

Loving this new background 😍

08/01/2022

My apologies for the lack of posting lately, life has been crazy but I do have some very exciting news...

I am now available to start taking on new clients again 😍

I have also ordered a brand new photo backdrop so I can start taking photos of all your adorable pets again which should be here by Thursday

I can't wait to share it with you!

For Booking please message me here or by text to 825-522-3647

Thank you everyone for your continuous support. 🐶

03/01/2022

I’m a little behind with getting back to clients, as I am working on booking in order as messages are received.. please be patient! I will get back to you soon as possible 💗💗💗

01/10/2022

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12/25/2021

Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas 💗 stay safe, stay happy, stay healthy 🎄

12/03/2021

HAPPY FRIDAY ! Holiday Back Drop is up! December is booking up fast! I hope everyone is staying safe, happy, and healthy 💗 have a wonderful weekend!

11/15/2021

Edit: everything seems to be working now 😊

Hey everyone, I’m having some technical issues today, my cell phone is not working at the moment, and messenger has been acting up for me as well 😅 if you have sent me a message lately and I haven’t responded please send the message again. Thank you so much 💗

10/25/2021

Hey everyone 💗

I have made the decision to stop taking new clients until further notice. Thank you for making this possible for me and your continued support means the world to me 💕

I hope everyone has a wonderful week.

09/17/2021

Since the weather has been getting as bit cooler, I thought I would share my new backdrop for fall 😍💗

09/02/2021

I’m so glad to be part of this awesome program. Save money at all these places, including with me, when you show your local Loyalty card 💗

08/24/2021

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08/10/2021

I am currently out of province this week, and will be checking my messages often 💗

Thank you for being patient.

07/30/2021

07/25/2021