The Sudsy Traveler

01/06/2025

**New Year Update**

Dear Valued Clients and Prospective Clients,

Happy New Year! I would like to take this opportunity to provide an update on my services and express my gratitude.

First and foremost, I want to extend my sincere appreciation to my loyal clients who have supported me year after year. Your continued trust allows me to work in this profession full-time, which gives me the flexibility to participate in important life events. I am truly grateful for the stability this provides in an increasingly chaotic world, while also being able to prioritize my personal life.

I appreciate the interest from potential new clients. As I enter the new year, I will be more selective about client acceptance and reducing responsibilities with larger dog breeds due to health concerns with my hands and back. A structured schedule will allow me to take on new clients on a limited basis. If I don’t respond to inquiries, please reach out via text or email for quicker communication.

Additionally, I will be updating my website and my availability across all platforms. In alignment with my focus on prioritizing my health and specializing in behavioral and senior dogs, I will also be introducing pet sitting services.

I am currently contemplating whether to maintain grooming and pet sitting as a single brand or to separate them into distinct identities. I welcome any feedback or suggestions for improving my services.

Thank you for your continued support.

Sincerely,
The Sudsy Traveler

(Attached: A video featuring Cabot, who is eagerly anticipating our time together.)

P.S. Cabot is an exceptional dog to groom.

10/05/2024

For anyone I have needed to reschedule with, I’ll be getting back to you by Monday to get you rescheduled. I apologize for the inconvenience Thank you! Photo of my Gooey Boy for attention.

09/10/2024

06/26/2024

Reaching out to let my clients know that I also do pet sitting. When I pet sit your pups would stay at my home. I have dogs and cats and they all get along with animals and love attention. Fenced in yard and plenty of activity. I also pet sit cats and other animals with drop in visits! As an added bonus I am able to groom them before they come back home to you! I have over 10+ years experience with pet sitting and working with multiple animals in one setting. Can administer medications and as a reminder I specialize with senior pups!

06/15/2024

06/06/2024

05/13/2024

Hello Everyone!

Making this post to let you know I have been down for the count. I have been sick and doing everything in my power to feel better. I will get back to you as soon as I can to reschedule. I apologize for any delays.

As for new clientele. I will reach out to who I can when I am able to take on new clientele. Unfortunately, I can only take on so many clients as I am a one man show. I apologize if this is inconvenient for any new potential clients reaching out.

05/09/2024

Can’t stress this enough

04/16/2024

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04/14/2024

From a local gardener:

This tick has been on display for us to show people for a while. After months in a sealed container without any additional feeding, she laid eggs. This demonstrates how long a tick can remain dormant and how many eggs one female can lay. Remember, ticks become active again in the fall, so continue with preventive measures.

If you encounter a small pile of jelly-like balls in your garden, act immediately! These are tick eggs and they're set to hatch soon.

Either set them on fire or destroy them by soaking in isopropyl alcohol. Be sure to wear gloves if you handle the nest, as it contains hundreds of tick eggs that will hatch in a few weeks. I believe it's important to share this post because tick bites can be dangerous.

Stay safe and informed to protect yourself and your garden from these tiny but dangerous creatures!