Zen Spa for Dogs

01/03/2024

Hey y’all, just a friendly reminder I am closed until January 8th—if you have left me a message or called me I am not ignoring you. I will return your call or text then. I hope everyone had a great holiday season. 

12/28/2023

Everyone mark your calendars for Saturday January 13th at 11:00 am! My salon is hosting a wellness event for your pups! We will have an animal chiropractor—Dr. Danielle Barron. An animal reiki practitioner—Ashley Greiger. And wonderful vegan, human grade cookies from Emily's Black Dog Bakery—Emily Jones.

This event is for any size dog and all information regarding information about animal chiropractic care and reiki work is below!

Animal chiropractic focuses on the health and well-being of our four legged friends. Just like humans, animals can experience misalignments in their spine or joints, which can lead to pain, discomfort, and reduced mobility. Animal chiropractors use gentle adjustments to correct these misalignments, helping to restore proper function and balance to the animal's body. The benefits of animal chiropractic include but are not only limited to pain relief, improved mobility, and enhanced athletic performance. It promotes an overall better quality of life for our furry friend. It's a natural and holistic approach to animal healthcare that can make a big difference!

A little bit about the Doctor:

Dr. Danielle Barron graduated from Parker University as Salutatorian, Magna Cum Laude in December 2018.
Prior to that, she attended Murray State University where she was on the collegiate rodeo team and earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture.

Dr. Danielle is a chiropractor, as well as an animal chiropractor. She completed the ACES animal chiropractic course while attending Parker University and is board certified through the AVCA.

She has had years of hands on experience changing both humans and animals lives and is passionate about caring for your animal family members.

Animal adjustments are $50.

Hi!! Im Ashley, I am an Animal Reiki Practitioner. I also have 20 years of experience in the veterinary field.

Essentially, I allow animals to lead in healing sessions. During a Reiki session, animals often experience a deep state of peace as the Reiki clears imbalances, allowing for new and harmonious patterns of health and wellness to emerge.

Physical contact is not a requirement for Reiki, and traditionally, the practitioner offers Reiki to animals "hands off." This way, the animal controls the treatment, either accepting Reiki from a distance or settling themselves against the practitioners hands. Many people have unique experiences in connecting with and learning from the animals themselves, this is often communicated between the practitioner and the owner on the pets behalf. Though, every session differs.

The session length is determined by the pet’s tolerance to the session. Each session looks different because each animal is different. Some pets are very receptive to energy work and allow the practitioner to do a whole body routine. Others can tolerate only small doses of energy work, or the animal may only allow energy work to be done on certain parts of their body. The session could last only a few minutes or could go on for as long as half an hour. The animal will choose when, where, and how long they will receive a session.

I am happy to be a conduit through which energy can flow for the good to another life force.

"When we are in a true Reiki space, species differences melt away and profound
interspecies connections are forged." - Kathleen Prasad

I am happy to offer $10 mini sessions at Zen Spa for Dogs on January 13 at 11:00

We all hope to see you there ♥️♥️

12/25/2023

Wishing you guys the most Merry Christmas! Thank you for another wonderful year choosing me to be your pets groomer! I apologize I got behind on picture posting but here are some more snuggle puppies all clean for Christmas ♥️
I will be closed until January 8th
Hope everyone has a great day with their families 🥰

12/14/2023

Reanna is fully booked until after the new year. She cannot squeeze in any nail trims, baths, etc. If you have an appointment between now and Christmas and cannot come, please keep in mind she will not be able to get you back in right away. Thank you for understanding.

12/12/2023

Hey guys just a heads up! I am super super busy the next two weeks! 110 dogs in 10 days! Please be patient while I get everyone’s fur babies taken care of as they will be there longer than normal due to the Christmas holiday coming up!

12/09/2023

Recommendations for a cleaning company to do a deep clean on a move out for my friends house in etowah. Ashley Cutt thanks in advance

12/08/2023

Grooming pups ♥️

12/07/2023

Absolutely! I groom so many senior dogs with this exact mindset! Blessed to have the knowledge and skills to do so! Miss Luna is one of my special girls ♥️♥️

12/07/2023

Good morning all!
Reanna is currently booked solid until the first week of February. My books are still on hold for all new clients. If you’d like to remain on my books for 2024, I would very much recommend making several appointments at a time. I am currently doing 15 dogs daily to keep up with demand and I physically cannot continue to do this or I will be forced to give up my passion. That being said, appointments are on a first come first serve basis. I am only going to do about 8 dogs daily in the new year. I have about 150 people already wanting me to make their appointments for the whole year! If you’ve contacted me already about making appointments for the year, I am going down the list and making them as I have time to sit down and do so. If you would like to be on that list, please let me know. Also please remember I am having a price increase next year for ALL services. Thank you so much for the continued support and loyalty! 2024 is going to be a great year!

12/06/2023

Posie just wanted to show off her side profile and little feather accessory 😅

12/06/2023

Bitsy Belle and Mr Beavis always the life of the party 😉🥰

12/06/2023

Ollie and Otis ♥️♥️

12/06/2023

Princess Missy 🥰

12/06/2023

Max is the happiest boy ever ♥️♥️

12/06/2023

Pax and her brother Max ♥️♥️

12/06/2023

Finley, Tilley, and Atlas ♥️♥️♥️

12/02/2023

I couldn’t pick just one picture of Coopy ♥️

12/02/2023

This article comes from Scott Weese. Dr. Weese is a veterinary internist, a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine, and a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences. He is a Professor at the Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph, Director of the University of Guelph Centre for Public Health and Zoonoses, Chief of Infection Control at the Ontario Veterinary College Health Sciences Centre, and is a member of numerous national and international committees dealing with infectious diseases and antimicrobial resistance. I am already following these procedures in my grooming salon and will continue to do so.

There’s a lot of concern about respiratory disease in dogs at the moment, so it’s a opportunity time to revisit some routine preventive measures that we

12/02/2023

12/01/2023

Milo really enjoyed his spa day and cuddles ♥️😉

12/01/2023

Pretty little Kelly ♥️😊

12/01/2023

Handsome Cooper♥️

12/01/2023

Sweet little babies Lucy and Lil bit ♥️

11/30/2023

Grooming clients and friends with pets! This is a wonderful video that I hope can ease your mind about the respiratory disease that the media is covering. I was just at my vet last night having Edgar seen (he’s ok now thankfully). And both of my vets I normally see and the vet techs all said this is something that happens frequently. Even in this area. Prevention is key! I am screening all my clients before they come to the grooming salon and I have amped up my already very thorough sanitary procedures in the grooming salon. Please try to not worry! It is just as safe to get your dog groomed at my low volume salon now than it was a few months ago! ♥️ realistically most dogs have to be groomed to stay comfortable and healthy!

11/26/2023

Attention to my clients with upcoming appointments!!!!

Due to a new uprise in a respiratory virus, I have implemented new procedures in my salon to help keep your dog and my other clients dogs safe and healthy. This is a serious illness that I do not take lightly. Thankfully, I have not heard of any of our pet friends in the area having this illness. However, please read below:

-This respiratory virus has been circulating for around 2 years according to my veterinarian. With a recent uptick in cases. It is an airborne illness that works much like human cold or flu. Spreading is made possible by droplets in the air. Not just direct contact.
-If your dog has been boarded , went to day care, a training facility, etc within the last 14 days, we ask that you reschedule your appointment at this time and quarantine your dog for 14 days.
-If your dog has been around any dogs that do not live full time in your home that have any symptoms of a respiratory illness (coughing, sneezing, eye discharge, nasal discharge, lethargy, fever), we ask that you reschedule your appointment at this time and quarantine your dog for 14 days.
-If your dog has a new cough, sneeze, eye or nose discharge, fever, or lethargy: we ask that you reschedule your appointment at this time and take your dog to the vet immediately. This illness is best managed with quick response by veterinary care. After infection, pets must be quarantined for 30 days after initial symptoms.
-Please come into the salon ON TIME to your appointment. This allows us adequate time in between pets to disinfect areas properly with RESCUE veterinary grade disinfectant. If you see another family with a dog in the lobby, please wait until they exit to enter.
-No dogs not within the same household will be allowed near each other. I have moved the salon around in order to keep distance between dogs.
-If your dog has any respiratory symptoms while at the salon, they will be sent home immediately.
-Please plan for prompt pick up. I will call 30 minutes before your dog(s) are ready. NO daycare will be provided at this time for the foreseeable future.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!

11/24/2023

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11/23/2023

Happy thanksgiving! I will be closed until Tuesday to spend time with my family ♥️♥️

11/23/2023

Zuice was so excited for his cookie 😊😉♥️

11/23/2023

The girls and their fall photos ♥️♥️ such pretty fur kids

11/23/2023

The sweetest schnauzers give the best snuggles ♥️😉

11/23/2023

Lunas Christmas picture and a funny one of her in space 🤣🤣

11/23/2023

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11/22/2023

Hi friends, I’m sure you’ve heard about the reports about the canine respiratory illness that’s been on the news. I have also posted some information about it on this page. So far I’ve not heard of any of our pet friends coming down with this illness. Our state is not listed in the reports as one that has been affected as of yet.
‼️‼️However , With the holiday season here I will be asking any families with dogs that have been boarded to wait for 2 weeks before their dogs come in to be groomed. Also if your dog is showing ANY symptoms of respiratory illness (new cough, nasal discharge, sneezing, eye discharge) we ask that you keep them home at this time.‼️‼️

We try to be as low volume as possible which helps in this situation. We already take measures to ensure the salon is clean, sanitized, and disease free but will be taking extra measures during this time. However this illness is airborne and your dog can become affected simply from droplets in the air.
As always we encourage you to remain updated on all vaccinations including canine flu and kennel cough.
Thank you for trusting us with your pets!
Reanna Brock
Owner and operator

11/22/2023

Sweet girls Pax and Addy Jay ♥️♥️

11/22/2023

Peyton and Cooper are all cute and ready for thanksgiving dinner 😉

11/21/2023

Attention clients:
You may have seen this “mystery illness” that dogs are getting. I wanted to touch base on this on some things I do know that can help you stay informed and educated.
Any virus that a dog can catch like this is airborne. It transfers in the droplets in the air much like human cold and flus. If your dog goes to boarding, dog parks, daycare or even the groomer: they could potentially be exposed to a virus like this. Dogs can even shed these viruses without even showing symptoms. Some dogs will get this and some won’t. Just like humans.
If you’re dog comes down with this virus or similar, it’s just unlucky.
The best two things you can do right now for your dog is to keep them up to date on vaccines and do some research on things to help keep your dogs immune system strong! Sovereign silver is great for immunity boosting! Look into probiotics, supplements, etc to help keep your dog protected and just stay smart about this. If your dog develops a new sneeze, cough, nasal or eye discharge: go to the vet! AVOID taking your dog to the groomer, boarder, daycare etc if they are showing any symptoms like this. And remember, your dog can still get viruses and illnesses even if they are vaccinated! A vaccine just lessens the symptoms and reduces time they are ill.
In 2020 when the pandemic was in full swing: you didn’t stay home unless you were immune compromised. You took precautions. The same principle applies to your dogs 😊
We also take very careful measures to keep our salon clean and disinfected between pets! ♥️