Dazzling Dogs Pet Grooming

04/07/2025

Have a happy and safe 4th of July!

28/06/2025

Terry isn't happy! ...

12/06/2025

A simple solution for itchy feet for a lot of dogs.

15/05/2025

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20/04/2025

25/03/2025

I’ve posted this before and will post it again and again as it is such important information.

The severity of mats. Mats are more than just a tangle in your dogs coat. A lot of people are unaware just how detrimental a mat is. Here is some knowledge on mats that will be quite the eye opener.
1. Mats pull on the skin.
2. They harbor bacteria, dead skin, debri and can smell.
3. They can create sores and wounds underneath.
4. Mats in the paw pads or armpits can change your dogs gait.
5. They are painful just existing.
6. Creates bad blood circulation and can cause the blood to rush back to that area when removed. Hematomas. Bruising. Swelling.

Removing mats:
1. Removing mats by brushing them out takes ALOT of time. And therefore costs more money. It also is absolutely not comfortable to go through.
2. Brushing them out still damages that hair and damaged hair mats more easily.
3. Cutting them out can be dangerous especially if done by a non professional and will leave holes in the coat.
4. Clipping them out is still a lot of time, stressful and painful as the mats are pulled and tugged. It takes a very close (short) cut to get underneath mats to get them out. About 1/4 inch of coat will be left or bald spots.
5. When your dog needs the groomer to remove mats they are not set up for success. It is far more difficult to remain calm, comfortable and cooperative.

23/03/2025

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🐾🌼Spring is here, so be expecting emails and reminder phone calls from your vet, encouraging you to schedule your spring wellness visit (please do this)—but watch my latest interview with UW-Madison vet school professor Dr. Laurie Larson, first! (Visit my website, drkarenbecker.com to read the article or watch this important discussion!).
Dr. Larson is an expert in antibody titer testing, and thankfully, the conversation about vaccinations 💉has evolved, especially regarding how frequently our pets truly need them. In my interview, Dr. Larson provides an in-depth look at how titers can guide more personalized and scientifically sound vaccination decisions, protecting our pets without the risk of over-vaccinating.
Veterinarians have accounts with nation-wide veterinary laboratories (Antech and/or Idexx) that provide parvo and distemper titer testing services, so all vets can perform them, however, the most inexpensive lab I have found for parvo/distemper titers is the Companion Animal Vaccine and Immuno Diagnostic Service Laboratory (CAVIDS) at the UW-Madison vet school. Here’s the link you or you vet can use to submit a sample:
https://www.vetmed.wisc.edu/lab/cavids/titer-testing-details/

07/03/2025

A few new 'faces'.

25/02/2025

****Rest assured****
Dazzling Dogs Pet Grooming will NOT be taking part in the Eminem "Lose It" videos circulating in TikTok. Your pet's comfort is of utmost importance while in my care at my salon.

Purposely antagonizing a dog is wrong and goes against everything a groomer should try to achieve.
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Sincerely
Andrea
owner/groomer

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14/02/2025

Happy Valentine's Day

01/01/2025

Give your pups and loved our es some extra hugs!