Robin's Nest Pet Grooming

06/01/2022

05/11/2022

Just thinking about all my dogs nicknames and I can't stop laughing about this.

01/04/2022

these are the tools I use when combing out a long hair dog

Quick Tip Tuesday - Join Paragon VP Lorri Keller for tips on line brushing double-coated dogs. Check it out! Want more great grooming lessons for all skill-l...

11/18/2021

Thanksgiving is a week away! While you prepare for the upcoming holiday, remember that common Thanksgiving foods and items can be harmful for your pet.

08/26/2021

Check with your vet if you suspect your dog might have Kennel Cough

07/22/2021

I thought this might work for some situations rather than cones

06/09/2021

05/20/2021

Please use my cell number 630-220-2902 for appointments. My land line reception is horrible and I can't understand most of the messages left on my answering machine. Thanks so much!

05/20/2021

08/29/2020

I know a lot of you have asked me for boarding and training recommendations. I highly recommend Dave & Dawn Parison-Dog Boarding/Training 630-273-2605 they have a page where you can contact them. They do boarding with some outdoor indoor runs available, as well as having acres of fenced in exercise yard. They offer one on one training as well as group classes and board and train services. Dave has been my personal dog trainer for years and my dogs are competitive in obedience shows. I trust them with my dogs and feel confident you will too.

06/12/2020

05/27/2020

A picture is worth a thousand words

Share this one with your clients so they have a better understanding of the struggles for a brachycephalic pet.

Image credit: International Canine Behaviorists

04/15/2020

Andis Grooming Educator Diane Betelak demonstrates how to use proper brushing and combing techniques with Andis grooming tools.

03/15/2020

😂😘

02/20/2020

The FDA says counterfeit pets meds are becoming a significant concern.

11/23/2019

This is a great game to play indoors!

07/11/2019

Good info to have.

02/23/2019

– Keep your furry friends on their leash. Dogs often become lost during the winter as the cold and snowy weather can cover their scent. Be sure your pups are always wearing their tag and have their microchip up to date.

11/14/2018

Beautiful Kian

11/03/2018

Please Note Dog Owners AND Anyone who scans animals!
This is an X-ray of a dog’s flexed elbow (front leg). The tiny white shape on the forearm is a microchip that had been implanted at the dog’s shoulders. **This is why it’s important to scan for your dog’s microchip at every vet exam.** They drift, sometimes dramatically from where they are implanted. This chip was missed at the shelter where he was pulled from, as it would be missed by many vets or shelters. Yes, anyone scanning *should* be scanning the entire dog, but this doesn’t always happen and microchips do on rare occasion go bad and fail as well. It’s our responsibility as owners to ensure the chip is functioning and situated where it’s less likely to be missed. The benefits of having your pet microchipped far outweigh the risks, but that chip is useless if it can’t be located when needed. Also be sure it is registered with your up to date contact information!

Thank you Senter Carlisle for sharing

06/15/2018

Brody one of my favorites done two different ways

06/15/2018

A great dog and even a better owner!!