Paw Hub Pet Grooming

15/08/2024

Friday Crew on duty

07/08/2024

A very happy birthday to our beloved Kimi. She's turning 12 years old today, looking great !
We love you, Kimi, from parents Felipe and Fernanda

27/06/2024

Ngā mihi o Matariki !!

22/06/2024

Winter is officially here, stay warm and cozy everyone.
Don't forget to brush your pups and maintain their coats clean.

17/06/2024

In case your missed us on the AM Show today, here's a little taste.

16/06/2024

A different start of the week !
Happy Monday everyone.

14/06/2024

LARGER THAN WEDNESDAYS DEALS ! Large and Extra Large Dogs get 15% off on any service, Small and Medium Dogs get 1 free add on on any Bath Service, valid until the 31st August, (Wednesdays only).

08/06/2024

Saturday crew !
Have a great weekend , everyone
Thanks for another week, much love from all of us

08/05/2024

Before and after ❤️❤️

24/04/2024

This ANZAC day, we'd like to pay our respect to our 4 legged heros who stand in history side by side with their human counterparts.

If you have the time to read, below is their most important roles during the Great War.

Dogs have great senses in most cases, and guard dogs were trained to bark or growl when a stranger approached the camp or post.

They would often carry medical supplies, which could allow the soldier to treat themselves or help other nearby soldiers treat them. The dog would also keep the soldier company during these potentially difficult times, these dogs could have a very positive effect on their morale as well. While this might not have been as practical as some of the other roles, it was just as important.

Trained dogs could traverse many terrains not only with ease, but also a lot of speed. They were much harder targets to see and/or hit as well. Dogs were also very dependable and reliable, if they were trained well enough.

They are effective rat catchers, and this could allow soldiers to focus on the task at hand without distractions, such as dealing with Pest Control in their camps

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17/04/2024

Yana and Skye, and a second cat I the heap ?!

16/04/2024

Girl Power today 💪

04/04/2024

Happy Friyay !!
And it's a busy one ❤️🐕✂️

01/03/2024

Friyay !!
Happy weekend everyone !!

17/02/2024

Our Groomer Yana, had her hands full of Cassie ❤️♥️👇

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10/02/2024

The team who wrapped up the week would like to wish you a happy Chinese New Year🎆🎇🧧
新年快乐

03/02/2024

Congrats to Cindy Lingxi for completing our 3 stages Dog Grooming Course, and thank you to our partners for sponsoring our students.
Have you considered becoming a Dog Groomer ? Message us if yes ! You'll learn from our Internationally Certified Master Groomer Fernanda Marangoni.

01/02/2024

Thursday Crew on Duty

25/01/2024

Happy Thursday everyone
Here's a bit of what we've been up to❤️🐕🐶✂️

24/01/2024

IT'S KARAKA BERRIES SEASON, DOG OWNERS BEWARE !

The tree is common throughout the North Island and the upper part of the South Island, bearing fruit which have a highly toxic combo of an alkaloid and a type of acid that preys on an animal's nervous system.
It's the time of year when the berries are at their ripest, which means they are highly attractive to dogs.
If you suspect your dog has eaten a berry from a Karaka tree, it's important to go to a vet clinic urgently.
Your dog may show signs of nausea and could have DIARRHEA and restlessness. This quickly progresses to more severe gastrointestinal signs and neurologic signs that include pacing, limb rigidity, crying, seizures and then unconsciousness.

23/01/2024

Gal power 🇧🇷

17/01/2024

Hello Lulu and Ted !💗💕

15/01/2024

Happy Monday !!
Here's Toscel and Luna💕💗

10/01/2024

Wednesday Crew is getting into it !
Happy mid week everyone

09/01/2024

📢 SUMMER WARNING‼️
A reminder that if the ground is too hot for your feet, then it's also too hot for your pet's paws. It's advised that you walk pets on the grass and check the pavement to avoid burning the padding on their paws.

23/12/2023

Wrapped the grooms for the xmas rush .We will be open from the 27th to the 30th December. A very merry Xmas from all of us here at Paw Hub.

22/12/2023

Nalas visit today.
Check out the amount of hair a Samoyed can shed.

21/12/2023

Nearly there guys🧑‍🎄🎅🌲

20/12/2023

Staff dinner, 2023 was great 👍
Thank you.