All Dogs Bathing Station

02/06/2025

My kids sure love to sing to the harmonica. Elvis is the one that started it years ago. Now they all do. I love my babies so very much.

01/20/2025

I bought my feral barn kitty a heated house. Keep your pets warm in these very cold temps.

01/16/2025

Dog hair don’t care. lol.

01/16/2025

New rubber stamp turned out perfect.

01/01/2025

Happy New Years Eve everyone. May 2025 bring us all the best there is to be had. The pups and I are ending it with a beautiful prime rib roast with some tasty sides. See you all next year!

12/24/2024

Merry Christmas to all.

12/15/2024

Julian loves Teagan so much.

12/07/2024

I have a Pitbull that thinks she’s a dachshund. lol. Has anyone ever seen a pittie do this?

12/03/2024

Fly high uncles boy. LeeRoy was one of the best dogs I have ever known. He as born to Sunshine Melton and Akhelo Calhoon on August 9th 2008 in a tiny shed at the Melton residence. I rehomed him five times in his life time. Mark Cotes has been his dad for over five years. And was loved and cared for like he always should’ve been. And oh did LeeRoy love his daddy Mark. Of course he loved everyone he came across. Not a mean bone in his whole body. I will miss my nephew dog for the rest of my life. Fly high my boy. No more pain!

11/27/2024

Happy 5th Birthday to my baby boy Julian. You’re such a love bug! Dad loves you so so much.

11/27/2024

I lost another doggy client today. RIP Benny boy. Fly high with no more pain. It was my honor to take care of your bathing needs these last months. Hugs to the whole family in this time of loss. Hug Greta extra tight. She will miss her brother.

11/21/2024

Winter has arrived. Bring your fur kids in for a bath and beautification for the upcoming holidays.

09/27/2024

09/17/2024

Riley is goofball.

09/03/2024

Mac has been over for the holiday today. I hope everyone had a safe one!

09/01/2024

How often should you wash your dog?
Your dog’s bathing schedule is central to their health and wellbeing. If your furry pal enjoys indoor escapades, they might not crave as many baths as their outdoor-loving, mud-pawed counterparts. Here's the scoop on keeping your furry friend fresh and fabulous:

Oily coats: Dogs with oily coats like Dachshund, Labradors, and German Shepherds might need a bath more than once a month to manage odor, along with daily brushing to distribute oils.

Short hair: Hound breeds, Bulldogs, and Pugs can develop odor quickly and benefit from weekly baths.

Hairless: Hairless breeds also require weekly baths to prevent skin issues and skin maintenance in-between to prevent blackheads and dryness.

Double-coat: Dogs with thick double-coats like Siberian Huskies, Chow Chows, and Border Collies shed continuously, so they need baths about every month, coupled with regular brushing.

Wiry coats: Short, wiry coats like Pitbulls and Jack Russel Terriers need fewer baths based on their coat type varying around once a month based on their activity level.

Non-shedding coats: Poodles and Shih Tzus may need a monthly or bi-monthly bath, but typically require more frequent grooming and haircuts to maintain their appearance.

08/20/2024

Beautiful babies all clean! Benny and Greta

08/19/2024

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