Good Dog Grooming

09/13/2021

Cute little Mr. Moose was in for his first ever puppy groom! He was a good boy! Before and after photos courtesy of his mom!

12/05/2019

Cute little Oliver in for his Merry Christmas Groom!

11/14/2019

Two cuties, Grace Kelly and Jimmy Stewart came in for a groom!

07/31/2019

Happy National Mutts Day!

Happy National Mutt Day!

07/21/2019

Great idea for your pups!

Happy National Ice Cream 🍦 Day!

07/09/2019

Tiny pup Angel was in for her spa day. What a good girl!

07/09/2019

Sweet Angel is the tiniest pup ever! She was in for her spa day.

07/02/2019

06/29/2019

06/29/2019

Princess Abbey Jo is all prettied up for July 4th festivities!

06/26/2019

Please be safe!

06/07/2019

It is that time of year again! Please be careful around Foxtails and avoid them all together if you can.

(PLEASE share your foxtail stories here to help others keep their babies safe!)

FOXTAILS: They are beautiful and appear harmless, but they are insidious.

SAFETY TIPS: If your pet is exposed to foxtails, do a thorough inspection afterwards: Brush coat, feel every part of body with hands. Look closely at ears, nose, eyes, underbelly, tail, behind, between toe pads, and underneath collar (foxtails burrow quickly & are hard to see).
Check inside mouth & around lips. Leave NO body part unexamined!

FOXTAIL SYMPTOMS: Continuous sneezing, pawing at & licking an infected area, violent shaking of head, frequently tilting head to the side, scratching at an ear incessantly,
sores or abscesses, swelling, discharge, coughing, and limping.

WHAT ARE FOXTAILS? Foxtail grass (also known as Wall Barley, Spear Grass & other names across the globe). is a type of grass with lethal seed awns (the fox tail- shaped tip of a grass blade containing seeds). Foxtails also refer to the tip of ANY grass going to seed that resembles a fox tail, many of these are a nuisance, but not lethal like Foxtail Grass.

WHERE DO THEY GROW? "Foxtail is common all up and down the West Coast but has also spread across the country, according to the U.S. Forest Service, populating all but seven states: Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Louisiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. It’s also found throughout most of Canada, as well as in some areas of Mexico.

The w**d tends to grow in grassland areas and is common along roadsides, trails, and areas that include human disturbance, such as dumps. It also grows well along the edges of salt marshes, on flatlands and Western prairies, and in irrigated meadows."—WHOLE DOG JOURNAL

03/31/2019

Beautiful Saber was in for his first groom with me. He is such a wonderful dog! What a beautiful collie he is too. I love his face!

03/28/2019

Little man about town Lido came in to visit and to be groomed. Lido has tons of personality and is the apple of his mom Daneen's eye!

03/28/2019

Sweet little Koby was in for his first big boy groom. He was such a good little man!

02/27/2019

Meet Princess Heidi! Heidi was adopted by her loving parents from The Pet Adoption League. She was such a good girl for her groom. She is also rocking her dachshund profile! Marsha Gresko, she looks just like Bazzle but with longer fur!

02/27/2019

Eliot was in for his first groom. He was recently adopted from the Humane Society and has found his wonderful and forever home with mom Sami. What a beautiful dog he is and such a Good Boy!