04/09/2023
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It has come to my attention today about a Facebook post made asking for everyone's input on a new dog groomers getting opened in Pembroke. I just want to say I have nothing against a new groomer opening in Pembroke and I will do everything I can to fully support this new groomer but I do not support all the hate on my business that has been said over social media. If you have ever had a problem with your service while here at my establishment please come and say something to me rather than hide behind a screen and blast it all on social media. I have been called rude, my place of business has been called filthy, and everyone has had something to say about cigarette smoke. I would like to say personally that I am sorry if I have ever come off rude but I'm not trying to be I am just blunt. My place of business might not be the prettiest or shiniest place you have ever seen but I have dogs, of all sizes, coming in and out of my shop Tuesday through Saturday at all hours of the day. My business is also a smoke free environment if any smoking is to be done it is done outside and when myself or my only bather comes back inside we thoroughly wash and disinfect our hands. And also I do understand a lot of people are not happy about how booked up we have been but I tell this to all of my regular customers and new customers DO NOT wait till the last minute to book an appointment and I do understand if something comes up randomly but I am always willing to call you back and squeeze you in whenever I can, but you also have to understand I am the only groomer and I only have one bather. We have families just like everyone else and we sometimes don't get out of the shop until after 9:30 - 10:00. I am a very well known person in this town as I have been in this business for over 30 years and everyone knows I am willing to work with you as long as you are willing to work with me. But the only thing I'm really trying to say out of all of this is that if you have a problem with anything wheather it's me, my business, or the way I run things please for the love of God come to me and talk to me face to face about it and not all over social media as you are interfering with my lively hood. Thank you. - Gaby
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Happy St. Patty's from all our furry friends!! Hope everyone had a good one! 🍀✨
St. Patty's Day at Gaby's Grooming
Happy Valentines Day from all our furry friends!! 💗🐶🐾
Happy Halloween from Gaby's Grooming and oh how the children had so much fun!!! 🎃👻
We will be closed from August 2,2022 to August 15, 2022 for vacation. We will reopen on August 16th.
Found this dog near "Harry Hagon Rd, Pembroke Ga" he was brought to Gaby's Grooming, we are looking for the owner, if you have any information please call my Cell, 912-661-3116 or at Gaby's Grooming, 912-653-4793.
Some BUNNY loves you!! 🐰🐣
Easter 2022
If you find her and can't get ahold of her owners bring her to Gabys Grooming. I know her owner.
Christmas 2021
Halloween 2021
We have found a pit wandering around in front of Gabys Grooming please call with details of the dog if it is your.
Dog found on Harry Hagan Rd in Pembroke. Message Becky Corvin if you know who it belongs to.
Hi everyone I hope you’re Monday is treating you well so far. I just wanted to let everyone know Gaby will be closed from 10/21-11/2 this maybe subject to change. I will update as soon as I find out anything different. Thanks everyone for understanding
Stacy Strickland you dropped your badge outside at the grooming shop.
Good morning everyone sorry for the inconvenience we will be closed today as we have a water leak at the moment. We are working to get it fixed ASAP. Thank you for understanding.
A little of fun at Gabys Grooming🎅🎄🐾
Hi everyone yes I’m back taking it slow but getting back into the swing of things. Thank you for all the thoughts and prayers while I have been healing.
Hi everyone, I will be closed today I just had surgery yesterday and I will be out for a few days I will let everyone know when the shop is back open.
great information for your fur babies
We’re now in the Dog Days of Summer and heat is a prime concern we have when it comes to our fur babies. It’s common sense to not leave your dog in a car during the summer, but we should also keep signs of dehydration in mind too. Do you know what the symptoms are for a dehydrated dog? Dehydrati...
Happy Memorial Day!! Everyone enjoy and keep our four-legged friends safe and hydrated!!
Molly the Great Dane
Hill's Pet Nutrition is adding Science Diet and Prescription Diet varieties to its product recallThey may also have toxic levels of vitamin D as other products did in a previous recallHill's says consumers should stop feeding the food to their dogs and return it for a refund
Hill's Pet Nutrition is expanding on its nationwide recall of canned dog food with potentially toxic levels of vitamin D. It took the action after saying it had received "a limited number of complaints of pet illnesses" related to additional products.
The expansion is the result of the same vitamin premix received from a U.S. supplier that caused its prior recall at the end of January, said Hill's, a unit of Colgate-Palmolive. Hill's initial recall involved 675,000 cases -- or 13.5 million cans -- and led to an unknown number of pet illnesses and deaths.
Onions are Bad for Dogs & So are Other Human Foods
Many seasonings, spices and other ingredients we add to dishes to add flavor aren’t good for dogs. Onions are bad for dogs, and so is garlic, salt and pepper.
If you plan to share any of the below dog-safe holiday ingredients, make sure they’re plain and unseasoned. It may sound boring to you, but it will be just as tasty for your pooch.
There are a couple other holiday foods to avoid besides seasonings and spices. One of the most popular is the honey baked ham. If you’ve wondered “Can dogs eat ham?”, the answer is no. Deli hams contain a lot of salt and most baked hams are full of sugar, neither of which is good for dogs.
You also want to keep raisins and any baked goods containing them out of reach. Items containing xylitol, an artificial sweetener, are toxic. Read all your food and medication labels and keep those items put away.
Holiday Human Foods Dogs Can Have
Although dogs can’t have onions and the other items mentioned above, there are plenty of holiday foods they can eat.
Turkey: Yes, dogs can eat turkey. They can have chicken, too. Give your dog white meat, free of any salt or other seasonings. Don’t give them the skin or bones, though. The bones may sound like a safe and fun treat, but they can do real damage.
Green Beans: If you think green beans will make a good dog treat, you’re right. You can feed Spot raw, steamed or canned green beans. Just make sure they’re plain and free of any oil, spices or seasonings, such as salt. Other green vegetables like broccoli and spinach are also safe for dogs, but may cause gas.
Carrots: Not only can dogs eat carrots, but most also love the crunch and the flavor. Although dogs can eat raw carrots, you can also try giving your dog cooked varieties. The green tops are also edible.
Cranberries: There are several fruits and berries your dog can eat throughout the year. Cranberries are popular in holiday dishes and you can share them with your dog. He may not like the tart flavor, though. Keep sugary cranberry sauces, relishes and similar dishes out of reach.
White Potatoes: Yes, dogs can eat mashed potatoes, but they can’t have the salt, pepper, garlic, milk, butter and other ingredients added to them. The skin isn’t good for them either, so peel the potatoes before cooking and mashing if you plan to feed some to your dog.
Sweet Potatoes: Dogs can also eat cooked and mashed sweet potatoes, but the same advice stands. Keep them plain—make sure he doesn’t get his paws on the yams covered in marshmallows and sugar.
Pumpkin: Pumpkin is a tasty, healthy treat for dogs and many love the flavor. When feeding your dog canned pumpkin, read the label carefully. You want to avoid giving him canned pumpkin pie mix, which contains sugar and spices he can’t have.
Treat in Moderation
Although dogs can eat the above human foods, remember treats of any kind (people food or regular dog treats) should only make up 10 percent of their daily caloric intake. The other 90 percent should come from a complete and balanced dog food.
Don’t overwhelm your dog with a bunch of new foods, either. Even though foods like turkey and carrots are safe, too many new things at once could result in
Everyone getting into the christmas spirit at Gaby's🎄🎅🐕
Happy Holidays our children are getting ready for Santa🎅🎄
Happy Thanksgiving from Cyd
David Shelia Lynn Jenkins
Little Zoey has gone to Mexico😂
Mookie and Brandi trying on some Halloween costumes
We will be closed from September 12-21 for vacation and will reopen on Saturday September 22. Thanks for your continued support over the years everyone stay safe with this weather and we will see you all in a little over a week.
Thanks everyone for supporting me throughout the years. Hope everyone is enjoying this holiday season with there loved ones.
For anyone reading this post that may have read a couple of my reviews in the past few days regarding a customer saying I caused them an expensive Vet bill here is the recording from the Vet Dr Gregory at Black Creek Animal Hospital stating that the hot spots were NOT caused from me grooming the dog.
53 N College Street
Pembroke, GA
31321
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Thursday | 9:30am - 6pm |
Friday | 9:30am - 6pm |
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For anyone reading this post that may have read a couple of my reviews in the past few days regarding a customer saying I caused them an expensive Vet bill here is the recording from the Vet Dr Gregory at Black Creek Animal Hospital stating that the hot spots were NOT caused from me grooming the dog.