Wagnificent Pet Styling

13/12/2024

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Should've booked earlier! 🤷🏻‍♀️

10/12/2024

15/11/2024

🐶 ❄️☃️Due to increased demand we have added extra appointments from now up until Christmas. Deposit is required upon booking 🎄🎅🐶

10/11/2024

Thousands of dogs served during the First World War; as scouts, as messengers with military orders pinned to their collars, and as searchers for wounded soldiers. Many were killed in service, and today we remember their sacrifice, as well as the sacrifice of the men and women they served alongside.

08/11/2024

As our dogs get older, they need a little extra TLC—and dental care is a huge part of that! Just like us, they can face dental issues that lead to pain, infections, and even impact their overall health. Here’s why keeping on top of your senior dog’s teeth is so important:

✨ Dental problems like loose teeth and gum disease can make eating really painful, which might lead to weight loss and nutrition issues. Healthy teeth mean mealtimes are a joy, not a struggle!

✨ Did you know that bacteria from dental infections can spread to vital organs like the heart, liver, and kidneys? Regular dental care can help prevent these serious issues and keep your senior dog thriving.

✨ Let’s be honest—bad breath in older dogs is often a sign of dental disease that’s been ignored. A clean mouth means fresher breath and a happier, more comfortable dog!

✨ Keeping their teeth and gums in check means your dog can enjoy their golden years feeling comfortable and content. Every little step—like brushing and regular vet visits—helps them live their best life. ❤️

Senior dogs deserve all the love and care we can give them, one brush at a time. 🐶

01/10/2024

SHOULD I HAVE MY DOG GROOMED IN WINTER?

A common misconception is that we should leave our dog’s coat longer in winter as they will feel the cold, when in actual fact, the opposite is often the case.

When a dog’s coat is left long, unless you groom it meticulously on a daily basis and dry it after walks, it will retain the cold and damp and actually make your dog colder.

A coat which is left long in the winter is likely to become matted as it will constantly be getting wet and a damp coat is difficult to maintain, unless you wash and dry the coat after every walk which is very high maintenance.

Keeping your dog’s coat shortish and manageable in the winter will be much easier to keep clean and dry and will be much more comfortable for your dog, allowing air to circulate through the coat and avoiding a long, matted, damp coat sitting against your dog’s skin.

Most dogs live in our homes with us which are centrally heated and warm. If it is extremely cold, you can put a coat on your dog on walks and remove it at home when they are in the warm.

20/09/2024

Please be mindful 🩷

As we approach autumn, leaves will start to fall and along with it can be a fair few acorns. 🍂

Did you know that acorns (and the entire Oak tree) is poisonous to dogs?
Here's the signs and symptoms of acorn poisoning in dogs. Be sure to save this post for later and share to raise awareness! 🐶

Find out more: https://bit.ly/4enYgdu

18/09/2024

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17/09/2024

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30/07/2024

✨This is why we have to have policies as a small business to protect our income ✨

27/07/2024

Meet Bob ...

19/07/2024

‼️🚨Please keep your dogs safe during the warm weather🌡️

15/07/2024

🐶🌸I have seen an increase in dogs coming into the salon with grass seeds embedded in the skin, ears and paws. If these aren’t removed before they get too far into the skin they will require a vet visit sometimes resulting in surgery. Please always check your dog after they have been outside🌸🐶