Layla B’s Pet Grooming

02/14/2025

Happy Valentine’s Day!💘

I hope your day is filled with puppy smooches. Miss Luna here gives the best🌷💕🌸

02/13/2025

Billy boy, before and after 🌷🐾

02/12/2025

Price increase notice🌷🫶🏼

02/09/2025

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02/06/2025

This Friday at 4 pm, learn about dog breeds and their behaviors with Heather Mishefske! She'll share why dogs may exhibit breed-specific behaviors and how dog owners can meet their needs. She's also bringing one of her own dogs for you to meet!

02/03/2025

Midge before & after her first big girl haircut❤️

02/03/2025

Did you know you can schedule your regular grooming appointments out months in advance? The whole year even?

There are SO many benefits of doing so.

▪️No more stressing about getting in the schedule before it fills up.
▪️Your dogs know what to expect. They are often more relaxed and comfortable when they have a regular grooming schedule. It’s so much easier for us to build trust.
▪️If plans change, no biggie. You can shoot me a text asap and I can usually move your appointment around no problem.

My hours are currently limited and spring is right around the corner. Beat the rush and book your appointments for the summer now so there’s no need to worrry🌸☀️🌷

Shoot me a text at 715-688-9851 for scheduling.

Thank you! 🫶🏼☺️

01/30/2025

As the cold sets in, we’ve got a few winter safety tips to help keep your pets safe from freezing their tails off:
• Provide shelter: If your pet must be outside for any period, make sure they have access to a warm, dry shelter where they can escape the wind. If you put bedding inside an animal shelter, avoid using blankets, towels, or hay. These materials act as sponges for moisture and will make an animal wet and cold. Instead, use straw, which naturally repels water.
• Protect paws: Ice, salt, and snow can be tough on your pet’s paws. Be sure to wipe their feet after walks to remove any ice melt or salt, which can irritate their skin.
• Watch for hypothermia and frostbite: Pets are susceptible to hypothermia and frostbite too! Hypothermia can be fatal, and the best treatment is prevention. If your pet is showing signs of hypothermia—such as shivering, seeking warm places, stumbling, difficulty walking, hunching, or acting confused or sluggish—move them indoors and call your regular veterinarian immediately.
• Limit outside time: In temperatures 20°F and above, large dogs (50-80 pounds) should be outside no more than one minute per degree. Medium dogs (25-50 pounds) can be outside for 30 seconds per degree. Small dogs (15-25 pounds) can only withstand 15 seconds per degree, and extra small dogs (less than 15 pounds) can tolerate only 7 seconds per degree. At 10°F or colder, these guidelines are cut in half. These are general recommendations and can vary based on many factors. If you're cold, they are too!
• Give pets a little extra food when it’s cold out. Keeping yourself warm uses up a lot of energy!

01/30/2025

Butler, handsome as ever🫶🏼

Before & after his haircut today💖

01/18/2025

Big and much more comfortable transformations for these two honeys who are on the hunt for a forever home!

Both are available for adoption at Arnell Memorial Humane Society 🫶🏼🫶🏼

01/17/2025

Update: Snickers has been adopted!

Say hello to Snickers, a 6-month-old spayed female Aussie mix who’s ready to bring excitement and joy into your life! This friendly, energetic lady is always up for a new adventure and would love to be your next outdoor buddy. Snickers’ boundless enthusiasm and playful nature make her a perfect match for an active household. She’s food motivated, which will be a great asset in her training journey as she learns new commands and tricks. With proper introductions, Snickers does well with other dogs and would enjoy having a furry friend to play with. While we’re not sure about her interactions with cats, her exuberant personality suggests she might do best in a home without small children, as she could unintentionally knock them over in her excitement. If you’re looking for a spirited and loving companion to join you on hikes, runs, or playtime adventures, Snickers is your gal! Come meet her and see if she’s the perfect fit for your family. To read Snickers full bio, go to https://www.petfinder.com/dog/snickers-74669535/wi/amery/arnell-memorial-humane-society-inc-wi26/

01/15/2025

It’s been busy, busy, busy in the salon💗

Lots of wet kisses, equipment upgrades & a bit of redecorating 🐩🌸🫶🏼

01/13/2025

Chico before and after his haircut today 🤍

01/01/2025

12/30/2024

How cute is Charlie and her unique ears??🌸

12/27/2024

Thumbelina is a 16-week-old beauty with sleek black fur and an extra-special touch—she has two extra thumbs, making her a truly one-of-a-kind kitten! She arrived as a stray all by herself, but her heart is overflowing with love and sweetness. Though she may be a bit shy when meeting new people, Thumbelina blossoms quickly in a quiet environment with patience and gentle care. Once she feels comfortable, her affectionate side shines, and she’ll capture your heart in no time. Thumbelina would thrive in a home with another feline friend to help her feel confident and secure. She’s also open to having a canine companion, as long as she’s given a slow and proper introduction. If you’re ready to welcome a unique and loving kitten into your family, Thumbelina is waiting to meet you! To learn more about Thumbelina go to https://www.petfinder.com/cat/thumbelina-74533309/wi/amery/arnell-memorial-humane-society-inc-wi26/

12/25/2024

Wishing you all a very Merry Woofmas!🎄🐶

I can’t thank you all enough for another busy holiday season. Your pups bring so much joy into my life!