Beautified Beasts Pet Grooming

08/06/2024

•••OWNER FOUND•••

Found Golden in Stonewall, MB Intact male. He wants his people but is safe

11/04/2023

Stonewall

*** REUNITED *** Nov 10.23 ❤️

*** MISSING *** Stonewall, MB. - Oak Park Drive & 5th Street - Please Share!
Heading South East on Nov 3, 2023 at approx 8:00 am.

Charlie, a male Pug, is approximately 1 years old, has tan short coat. Is friendly.

Email/Msg from Cindy, November 3, 2023

10/17/2023

Handsome Luke 💕

09/29/2023

Starting Oct 1, Beautified Beasts is open Friday thru Tuesday, closed Wednesdays/Thursdays. Limited evening appointments available.

07/13/2023

Beautified Beasts is open from Saturday to Wednesday from 9-5. Limited evening appointments are available.

11/06/2022

09/29/2022

The next time you’re in your dog’s mouth (you do brush his or her teeth, right?) notice the bump on the roof of his mouth just behind the two front middle teeth? It’s called the ‘incisive papilla,” and near the center of it is a hole that leads to a duct that leads to the “Jacobson’s organ.” The Jacobson’s organ is a very cool thing. Put in “See Spot Run” terms, it allows your dog to literally taste the air by combining taste and smell.

Dogs use their Jacobson’s organ to experience sexual markers (pheromones) left behind by other dogs via urine, or when coming across the scent of a bitch in season. While dogs don’t have a Flehmen response seen in many other animals (throwing back the head, and raising or curling the upper lip which helps open the entry slits into Jacobson’s Organ), dogs will “chatter their teeth” instead. A dog might hold his mouth in a quasi-open position that looks a little like a grin, or he might even lick the air. And you thought he was just happy to see you.

One theory holds that the Jacobson’s Organ could account for a dog’s ability to identify and recognize other animals and people. It’s also believed that it’s this organ that enhances a newborn’s ability to find its mother.

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07/02/2022

Foot Baths: From Itching to Comfort Real Quick! 🐾

Pesticides, herbicides, ragweed, grasses, pollen, mold and dust mites are just some examples of irritants that can accumulate on your dog’s paws, which can build up a surprisingly heavy allergen and chemical load. ❌ A medicated foot bath can help remove them!

Learn how to properly give your pet foot baths in today’s free wellness article: https://bit.ly/3blfZai

07/01/2022

Let your dog explore the world through their nose as often as possible. 🐶



Discover more about the importance of letting your dog sniff in today’s blog post: https://bit.ly/3njRIE5

05/14/2022

We had a positive case of Rabies today! Two dogs in the Balmoral area killed a skunk, which was tested and was found to be positive for Rabies. Thankfully these dogs have been vaccinated against Rabies virus...but now they both need to have two booster shots and endure a 1 month quarantine.
Please remember to keep your pet's Rabies vaccine up to date!

04/29/2022

*** 3 DOGS MISSING *** Stonewall, MB – Road 81North & PR236 (4 miles north of Stonewall) - Please Share!

*** REUNITED *** Apr 29.22

04/14/2022

Beautified Beasts will be closed today, April 14th, due to poor weather & road conditions. Stay safe out there!

04/13/2022

Due to today's winter storm we will be closed today, Wednesday April 13th.

04/01/2022

Good Morning

02/14/2022

Now Available at Beautified Beasts!

12/07/2020

Miss Daisy making new friends after her Christmas groom! She's such a good girl!

12/03/2020

Beautified Beasts Pet Grooming is open and busy preparing for the Holiday Season! Please insure that you book your pet's appointment early!

01/01/2020

09/18/2019

Good to know!

These 4 vital signs are super handy to know if/when your pet gets sick. Here is how I evaluate the 4 vitals, and if you can, please keep a log of normals for...

08/05/2019