Who's the best black doodle ever?
It's Nellie!
Don't get me wrong I love all the doodles but Nellie is just a dream and I would die for her lol
Bella means pretty but pretty isn't a good enough word to describe this girl. Can 1 word even describe her? A few that come to mind are stunning, gorgeous, divine.
But seriously Bella doesn't care what you call her just give her a treat 🤣
When the comb just feels THAT good!
Knox my absolute favorite Persian boy came in for his bath and brush out!
#CaturdaySaturday
#caturdaycuties
Cash says "I'm a good boy too"
Can't you tell how stressed out and terrified Macy is of grooming?!? 😅
The girls hard at working kneading biscuits !
"Do my little turn on the catwalk"
Who said cats don't like baths?
Knox the Persian is enjoying his warm bath!
*SOUND ON*
It's Caturday! So let's take a moment and look at the intriguing science behind why cats purr.
Cats have long been celebrated for their magical purring abilities, capable of instantly whisking us away to a state of pure relaxation. But have you ever delved into the mysterious depths of why cats purr? Surprisingly, there's much more to this soothing sound than meets the ear.
Purring isn't just a signal of a cat's happiness - it's their way of self-soothing in times of pain or distress. Experts speculate that the vibrations from purring can help calm cats down and alleviate stress, acting as their very own personal therapy session.
Not only do these purring vibrations benefit cats, but studies have shown they can actually help heal injuries and reduce inflammation. Cat purring has been shown to fall between 25 and 140 Hz. The same frequency has been shown to aid in the healing of broken bones, joint and tendon repair, and wound healing. That's why your furry friend might crank up the purr volume during times of recovery.
But wait, there's more! The therapeutic properties of a cat's purr extend beyond our feline friends, with the vibrations shown to lower blood pressure, ease stress, and even aid in the healing process. The next time you hear that comforting purr, take a pause to marvel at the captivating science behind this unique talent. Cats truly are the purr-fect companions.
Did you know your dog will spend 300+ hours at the groomers?
Grooming is an essential and ongoing process for your dog, with appointments typically needed every 4-8 weeks throughout their lifetime! It is highly recommended to start grooming puppies at an early age, ideally before 16 weeks, to make the experience easier, safer, and less stressful for them as they grow older.
So start early! Beginning early allows puppies to familiarize themselves with vibrating tools, being touched all over, the sound of dryers, having their nails trimmed, and other grooming procedures without developing fear or anxiety. It is a misconception that cutting a puppy's hair too soon will damage their coat. In fact, puppies are generally more receptive to the grooming process at a young age compared to starting later in life.
While not all puppies may need a haircut, it is crucial for all puppies to get accustomed to being handled in various ways. The first visit to the groomer sets the tone for their future grooming experiences. During their initial visit, a "puppy package" is offered, which includes a bath, blow dry, brushing, nail trimming, and tidying of specific areas like the face and paws. The goal is to introduce puppies to grooming gradually, making it a fun and positive experience through snuggles, kisses, and playtime.
This goes for ALL puppies from doodles who need haircuts to lab puppies who will only ever get a bath and nail trim. The handling is all the same.
Next, have realistic expectations. One day that vision you have in your head as the perfect look will happen but a lot of it is up to your pup. Are they comfortable? Will they stay still and safe? Have you worked with them and your groomer to help them succeed? Their first haircut may be a tad “sloppy” as they are learning but keep at it and that vision of yours will come to fruition.
It's a moment when I show up, got 'em sayin', "Wow" ~ Post Malone
Some just ain't raised right.
To the man from Nelson County that drives the silver dodge stratus plate# 981 WEF, maybe you're unaware, but there's a PUBLIC bathroom at the Casey's gas station about 20 feet from your parked car.
It's honestly the cleanest public bathroom in all of Allen County!
I don't come to your house and urinate on your trash can so I kindly ask you don't do the same to mine as I really love my Pink Trash can from Martin's, so much so I don't even allow the dogs to mark it.
Sincerely,
A grossed out Laska 🤢
PSA this is the 5th person THIS YEAR, both men and women, that my camera has caught relieving themselves in almost this exact same spot every time. I'm over it. I will publicly blast you. Stop being nasty.
Piper the cutest little Jack Russell X came in today for a deshed bath and nail trim!
With consistent regular nail trims her quiks will begin to recede and nails become shorter and shorter.
Just over here playing with puppies again!
Honey and Marcias pup Bandit burning off excess energy since it's raining outside
Congratulations Jennifer Woods you and Murphy won the free bag of Buffalo Biscuits!
We're dog groomers of course we play with puppies all day.
