Shear Pawfection Pet Spa

03/18/2024

Save the date!!! Tickets are now available!

02/04/2024

01/15/2024

Join Happy Tails Animal Shelter Sunday March 17th for a pancake breakfast fundraiser! 🥞
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Presale tickets on sale soon! ✨

01/03/2024

Free Rabies clinics for the year!

11/27/2023

https://www.whole-dog-journal.com/care/non_traditional_healing/the-benefits-of-apple-cider-vinegar-to-dogs/

Apple Cider Vinegar is beneficial for dogs and is used for everything from a healthy skin and coat to treating muscle sprains.

09/25/2023

https://www.gmtoday.com/the_freeman/news/what-happens-to-fido-when-their-owner-passes-away/article_91d9af75-0056-58fd-82fd-2dd2ad6b92a4.html?fbclid=IwAR2vdAuXeCfufVQ4Wc0j-L2PxYufre1m3LWbte8BSQQIVIwLrM9SvcQJ6E8

OCONOMOWOC — Taryn Trost’s grandfather, Bill Trost, raised and showed two generations of champion Golden Retrievers. So, when he died Feb. 6 at the age of 87 from cancer, she

07/21/2023

The co-star cat, Schmagel, from “A Man Called Otto” has some acting chops.
Two kittens were rescued outside of a convenience store and named Schmagel E. Bagel and his sister Schmiscuit. Schmagel got his break in show business, appearing on television (in the series American Horror Story for one).

Tom Hanks took the time to actually get to know his feline co-star and their chemistry on screen is apparent. As is common in these roles, Schmagel had his sister Schmiscuit standing by to act as a double but apparently Schamgel was so good she wasn’t needed.

Schmagel even attended the premiere of the film and met the paparazzi in the arms of Tom Hanks.

The cat character was so popular the Director even ended up working him into more scenes than originally planned, such as riding in the truck. He was featured in many publicity stills and posters for the film, as well as the movie’s trailer.

Thanks to https://www.facebook.com/FAAStx?__cft__[0]=AZWwiZYC0ojehOr7fZBijRcmpyAPYVEPITFI2pCHPygKOUcOpR_Ch7j64GZe8CcOjrFQ0r--HpRrrSGojOieaup9EERxRC8_qkgMYg97BEYAoxS7bnK-uiQkPuxVx_MZI5T5320aISF8NAFalk6-0NujzF2mtSl4LqNZQaMQhoIBxsz4-GvYgJ8JYlr-ZG4yLRiZvsP0XSWjTbH6IEwmHaEl&__tn__=-UC*F

07/17/2023

Let's talk about appointments!

If you haven't noticed - veterinary clinics are BUSY. There just aren't enough of us to meet the demand some days. It's not just our clinic, it's everywhere.

There are some days that we just simply do not have enough time in the day to see all the pets that need to be seen. We've talked about urgent care - but even they are swamped some days!

However, there are some days that there are times that we COULD have seen more pets... Unfortunately, we have had a few clients who simply do not show up for their scheduled appointments. We're not sure the thought process of not calling and letting our staff know we can open that slot back up, but what we DO know is that was a pet that we could have seen today, a pet that didn't need to go to urgent care or wait for a later appointment to see a pressing injury or illness.

That is not fair to our staff, not fair to our other clients and not fair to the pets we are trying to be there for.

Our policy here going forward is simply this:

For existing clients -

If you make a habit of not showing up to your appointment, you will be required to make a non-refundable prepayment of an office visit before an appointment will be booked for you.

If you STILL do not show up to the appointment, we will ask you where you'd like your records sent.

For New-to-be clients -

If you do not show up for that first appointment, you will not have a later appointment scheduled for your pet.

Please be respectful of your veterinary staff's time, as well as the other clients that are trying to get their pets in to be seen. Thank you.

07/15/2023

They can be–just ask an emergency doctor or veterinarian how many retractable leash injuries they see every year.

07/09/2023

05/29/2023

We remember. ❤️

05/08/2023