01/09/2024
Hello Neighbors,
As we've stated in a previous post, we are doing ongoing research on the canine respiratory illness. We've found more information that the illness is not being spread through grooming facilities and the cases didn't rise like expected over the holidays. We've also learned that many grooming facilities are still taking in a lot of dogs at once and never decreased volume even during the warnings.
With this new information we've decided to go back to our regular scheduling in February. We still are and always have cleaned and disinfected tools and surfaces between dogs, are not letting dogs interact with each other, and are taking only one or two families at a time. We will also continue running an air purifier and will occasionally air out the area. In addition, I'll message you with more time in advance to pick up, so they stay in the kennel as little as possible.
We are still being cautious and mindful of this illness and if you have concerns about your dog being around other dogs, let us know and we will try to accommodate that. We sincerely appreciate how respectful and compliant everyone was with the procedures we took. It's been a pretty difficult couple months for us and you all were quite helpful.
As always if your dog is coughing, sneezing, or seems lethargic, please keep them home. The $25 deposit is always refundable if you give us at least 24 hours notice.
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