Jazzy Paws Dog Grooming Letterkenny

25/12/2023

Wishing all the lovely doggies and clients a very Happy Christmas 🎄🎅🏻

A big thank you for all your support throughout the year and for the tips you have all been very generous🥰

I hope you and your families have a wonderful and safe Christmas and New Year 🎆

25/12/2023

There's a lot of emphasis spent on what dogs shouldn't be allowed to eat at Christmas. We must also remember to consider how they feel.

So, once the physical safety of your dog is ensured, it's time to focus on their social and emotional health, which is often overlooked during the busy Christmas period.

Understanding Your Dog's Perspective

Dogs are creatures of habit, and the sudden influx of guests, loud music, and altered routines can be overwhelming for them. It’s important to understand the world from their perspective. Some dogs might revel in the extra attention, while others may find it distressing.

Creating a Safe Haven

A key strategy is to provide a safe, quiet space where your dog can retreat if the festivities become too much. This could be a quiet room or a cosy corner with their favourite bed and toys. Make this a no-go zone for guests, ensuring your dog has a sanctuary.

Maintaining Routine

Try to keep your dog's routine as normal as possible. Regular feeding times, walks, and play sessions provide a sense of security and normality amidst the chaos of Christmas.

Monitoring and Responding to Stress Signals

Be vigilant for signs of stress in your dog. These can include excessive panting, yawning, licking of lips, or hiding. If you notice these signs, provide reassurance and consider removing them from the stressful situation.

Social Interactions

If your dog is comfortable around guests, encourage positive interactions. However, it’s crucial to supervise these encounters, especially with children who may not understand how to interact safely and respectfully with dogs.

Quiet Time

Don’t forget to schedule some quiet time with your dog. A gentle cuddle or a quiet walk can be a soothing break for both of you.

15/12/2023

13/12/2023

12/12/2023

A few photos of the best pupsters to brighten up everyone’s feed🐶💛

Not long now till Santa Paws is on his way 🎅🏻🐾

29/11/2023

❄️ Christmas appointments ❄️

Hi folks,
I have a few Christmas appointments left from Tuesday 19th. Please book soon to avoid disappointment as they’re filling up fast. Please call on 0857760029 or text the page and I’ll get you sorted ☺️☃️🎄

05/08/2023

A few pics of these beautiful furiends 🐾🩷

31/07/2023

Rocco done so well getting his first haircut ✂️🩵 isn’t he adorable 🥺

26/07/2023

14/07/2023

A few posers we had in over the past week ☺️🫧💕 Appointments available from Friday 21st.

04/07/2023

A few beauties 🥰🐾

12/06/2023

Next available appointments from June 28th.

Please call or text on 0857760029 📞

08/06/2023

I am a finalist for the Irish salon based dog groomer of the year 🏆🐾🥳

Thank you so much to everyone who nominated my business it means so much to me ❤️

Voting will open in September.

I am over the moon! 🌙🐾🥺

Finalist Announcement: Ireland Awards: Salon Based Dog Groomer of the Year: Jazzy Paws Dog Grooming Letterkenny

08/06/2023

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Finalist Announcement: Ireland Awards: Salon Based Cat Groomer of the Year: Jazzy Paws Dog Grooming Letterkenny

18/05/2023

Oscar the pug⭐️

17/05/2023

Arlo in for his first groom yesterday, such a good boy he is 🥰💓✂️

29/04/2023

LETS TALK TICKS 🪳🐶

Here are a few tips and tricks to deal with ticks.

What is a tick? 🤔
Ticks are small parasitic arachnids that feed on the blood of animals.

Where are they found? 🤔
They are commonly found in wooded areas, tall grasses, and bushes.

What does a tick look like? 🤔
The first sign is a small dot attached to your pet's skin. As a tick feeds it gets larger and can sometimes be mistaken for a wart or lump. They may also change colour when feeding too, often going from brown to a pearly grey.

How to prevent ticks on your pet 🤔
Prevention is best with Veterinary approved medicines or as an alternative eucalyptus oil is known as an effective tick repeller and killer. Just combine 4 ounces of purified or distilled water to a small spray bottle along with 20 drops of eucalyptus essential oil. Shake before using and spray on skin, pant cuffs, and shoes.

How to treat ticks? 🤔
If you find a tick on your pet, don't panic. It's important to remove the tick as soon as possible to reduce the risk of disease transmission. Ticks can be removed by a dog groomer or vet. An attempt to remove ticks without veterinary advice often means the mouthparts are left behind which can lead to infection or abscess.

What are the signs of tick-borne illness? 🤔
If your pet has been bitten by a tick, they may develop symptoms of tick-borne illness such as fever, lethargy, loss of appetite, joint pain, or lameness. If you notice any of these symptoms, contact your veterinarian immediately. With prompt diagnosis and treatment, many tick-borne illnesses can be successfully treated.

With these tips, you can help keep your pet healthy and tick-free! 🪳🚫

Dog and Cat parasite info 🐶🐱⬇️ https://www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/pets/general/ticks

17/04/2023

Poppy🌸✨

12/04/2023

Wally the sweetest chihuahua💛

07/04/2023

Roxie done very well for her first groom today 🥰 Isn’t she pretty 💕

06/04/2023

Happiest boy Gus after his groom today 🤩🫧💙

31/03/2023

Daisy the pretty girl 🥰✨

05/03/2023

Best boy Rocco 🌟🫧💙

27/02/2023

Mochi 🤍✨

24/02/2023

Congratulations Lorna McCready you are the winner of the free full groom🐩🫧🐾

Thank you to all who entered!😊