RuffCutts Dog Grooming by Amanda

06/12/2024

I am a dog groomer of 25 years and offer a few different services to cater to you and your dogs needs. Check out my website ruffcuttsbyamanda.weebly.com or text me at 639-384-8981 with any questions. Looking forward to meeting with you!!

11/29/2023

Good Morning everyone!! I haven't posted for a long time and I just wanted to pop on here and say thank you so much to everybody for your support and making this last year possible for me.
For the month of December I am offering a bath and blow dry and nail trim for $40!! (does not include hair trimming or mobile services)
Text or call me at 639-384-8981
See you soon!! ❤️❤️

07/21/2023

Good Morning everyone!! I have some coupons for pet valu for the next 50 appointments!! They are spend $40 get $5 off. You can text or call me at 639-384-8981. If I can't answer just leave a message and I'll get back to you asap!! See you soon!! 🐩🐶🥰

06/20/2023

Hi everyone!!!! I haven't posted pictures in a long time so here is some cuties I have enjoyed grooming 🥰 also just an update on prices.
$50-$60 for a full groom.
$70-$80 for a full groom with pick up and drop off.
See you soon!! 🐶 😊
Please text me at 639-384-8981

04/24/2023

Hey everyone!! I'm extending my spring promo until the end of May!! The cost for a full groom is $50! You can text me at 639-384-8981 with any questions or to set up an appointment. Thank you so much for all of your support and spreading the word, I appreciate it so much!! ❤️❤️ I am not receiving any messages or able to send any messages on facebook for some reason. If I haven't replied please text me at 639-384-8981. Sorry for the inconvenience but I'm not sure how to get it fixed right now.

03/13/2023

Hey everyone!! Spring Special Alert!!!! From now until the end of April I'm doing full grooms for $50!!(tax included). That includes the haircut bath and nail trim!! 639-384-8981 (pick up and drop off will still be $70)

03/05/2023

Hey everyone!! I just wanted to put out a reminder that Spring is coming and it tends to book up quick! I definitely want to make sure I get all your fur kids cleaned up for the muddy season!! And I will also not be working the week of March 20 - 24 but will definitely be doing my best to accommodate everyone😊 see you soon!

02/27/2023

I was not very good at taking pictured last week!!! Here is a couple of the cuties I did remember 🥰

02/11/2023

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01/29/2023

Hey everyone!! My name is Amanda, and I am a dog groomer. I have 15 years of experience, and I offer a personal, stress free grooming experience for your dog. Check out my website ruffcuttsbyamanda.weebly.com and call or text me at 639-384-8981 to ask any questions or to book an appointment. I look forward to meeting you!!

01/25/2023

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01/21/2023

Some cuties from this week! Poor Grizz was so nervous when we started, and by the end of it, he thought it was not so bad at all!! I love how you can see the difference in his face from the start to the end. That's the most rewarding part for me!! 🥰🥰

01/07/2023

Hi everyone!! If you are looking to get your pup groomed and would like a personal stress free experience for him/her look no further!! Check out my website ruffcuttsbyamanda.weebly.com and/or call or text me at 639-384-8981 with any questions or to book an appointment. Can't wait to meet you and your pooch!!

01/06/2023

01/01/2023

Happy new year everyone!! I just wanted to say thank you so much to all my faithful supporters, I appreciate you more than you know! You have made this possible for me and I'm so grateful!! I look forward to sewing you all in the new year, and I'm so excited to meet all of you I haven't yet!! Call or text me at 639-384-8981 to book an appointment or ask any questions you may have. Here's a few pictures from recently, I love the before and after!

12/21/2022

Merry Christmas everyone!! I havent posted in a bit so here are some cuties for ya!! If we haven't met I suee hope to meet you and your fur babies soon!! 🥰

11/29/2022

Hey everyone!! I have some spots open for December so if your pup needs a groom before Christmas call or text me at 639-384-8981 with any questions or to set up an appointment!! You can also check out my website ruffcuttsbyamanda.weebly.com for photos or more info! Hope to see you soon!! ❤️❤️

11/02/2022

That face tho! 🥰

10/29/2022

Bone Broth (No Onions): One of the Most Healing Foods You Can Feed Your Pet

Bone broth is an excellent bioavailable source of vitamins, minerals and nitrogen, with potent healing properties. It can benefit bone health, help with pain and inflammation, and support immune health and GI tract. Bone broth can be a meal supplement for dogs and cats recovering from tummy troubles, as well as for picky eaters and older animals with declining appetites. 👌

Check out today’s free article to learn more about giving bone broth to pets.

Learn more about the benefits of feeding bone broth to your pet here: https://bit.ly/3Tmq33M

10/29/2022

Happy Saturday everyone!! Here's some cuties from this week!🥰 Text or call me at 639-384-8981 to book your pooch in for a hair do in the next week or two, the cold weather is coming!! 🥶 hope you all have a great weekend!! 🙂

10/25/2022

I have some openings this week if your four legged kids need a fall hair do!! Text or call me at 639-384-8981. Hope to meet you soon!!

10/20/2022

Now that spring is here🌞🌳, your dogs may not only be suffering from seasonal and environmental allergies but they are also at increased risk of being exposed to more pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers than any other time of year.🐶⚠️🧬

Giving your dog quercetin can not only improve their allergy symptoms, research shows it can support their liver during these toxic exposures.

Quercetin is an important dietary polyphenol that is found in several fruits and vegetables such as apples, berries, and green leafy vegetables.🍎🫐🥬 In addition to being a natural antihistamine, “nature’s Benadryl”, quercetin is a phytochemical powerhouse that supports the liver and kidneys from oxidative damage.

In one animal study, quercetin decreased elevated liver enzymes and improved vitamin C levels in animals exposed to Glyphosate and other toxicants. Supplementing with quercetin has also been shown to inhibit the absorption of chemicals in the kidney, thereby accelerating the elimination of these toxins. Animal-model studies have also found quercetin supplementation improved DNA damage induced by glyphosate exposure.🧬

💊Dose: Multiply the weight of your pet in pounds by eight (8). For example, a 50-lb dog should get 400 mg per day. Whatever amount you give your pet, always split the dosage into two separate portions throughout the day for best results. Hide capsules or powder in their meals or a treat.

👉To discover more herbs, supplements, and superfoods you can give your dog to enhance and protect their health, you can find more tips and the science behind it in our book The Forever Dog. www.Foreverdog.com

10/12/2022

I have a few spots left for Friday!! Text or call me at 639-384-8981 to book appointment!! Here is some cuties from the week so far 😍😊

10/12/2022

Gingivitis: One of the Common Canine Mouth Problems to Look Out For 🐶🦷

Gingivitis (gum disease) is the inflammation of some or all of a tooth's deep supporting structures. It starts with bits of food that remain in your dog's mouth after eating, which form a layer of plaque on your dog's teeth and gums. If the plaque isn't removed, it will soon harden to tartar, which irritates the gums and causes inflammation.

Today's article is all about the common mouth problems in dogs.

Learn more about canine mouth problems and their treatment here: https://bit.ly/3V6yIZC

10/09/2022

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! 🦃 Have an amazing weekend full of food, naps, love and gratitude 🥰😊I am so grateful for all of your support and I love all of my four legged friends I have made, and their parents!! ❤️😀❤️

10/07/2022

DON’T FORCE ME TO BE SOCIAL!
We expect that dogs should naturally like all other dogs and want to be friends, after all they’re the same species! Many owners have the expectation of their dog happily interacting and befriending other dogs at parks or when out walking, thoroughly enjoying the chance to engage with the same species, but the reality is often very different, leaving owners feeling frustrated and irritated and wondering what’s wrong with their dog.
Dogs are not that different from us when it comes to social preferences. As people, do we like every person we meet? Do we want to be friends with everyone with meet? Are we all social beings who love to be surrounded by people? The answer is no, but somehow, we assume that our dogs should be.
The sociability scale of dogs is influenced by early socialization and experiences, genetics, environmental factors, what they have learned through life experience and their own individual circumstances. Certain breeds are naturally more reserved than others.
Early socialization, habituation and positive experiences are vitally important and should not just stop after puppy hood, but ideally continue throughout life. A dog’s social tolerance can be improved or may even change through careful behaviour modification and management, but sometimes, we just need to accept that our dog is just not that into other dogs and that’s ok. Every dog is an individual and once we have done all we can to improve their social abilities we need to just accept and love them for who they are and never force them to be something that they’re not.