Groominators Pet Salon

06/25/2024

Monday’s Pups. 🐾❤️

06/17/2024

You have to be fast to get pictures of Ms. Lucy.🐾❤️

06/10/2024

Jack is SO Adorable!❤️🐾

06/05/2024

05/22/2024

Ms. Shiva. So fancy. 🐾❤️

04/19/2024

When you are just to handsome, you can’t pick one picture. 🐶

02/23/2024

Question of the week! If you could have any breed of dog you wanted, what would it be?

I will go first. A Great Pyrenees of course!!!🐶

02/17/2024

Good Saturday morning. So many of you may know that there are a few dog food companies that are causing some health concerns/problems. Here is a list from February of brands that are having some issues to my knowledge.

I’m not posting this blame any company or call them out. Just want owners to be aware and make the best choice for their dog if they are having problems.

If your dog is having some of these symptoms. I would recommend contacting your vet as dehydration can happen quickly. Also contact your dog food company if you feel that you need to.

02/09/2024

R***r❤️

02/09/2024

Good morning! Here are some more random thoughts while drying a dog 🐩. If you are wondering, drying a dog can be like driving a car with music off. The dog wears a Happy Hoodie and I wear headphones as the dryers can be loud at times. I personally do not use noise canceling headphones or headphones that play music or podcasts. I like to be aware of my surroundings.

So here is the random fun fact of the day. We don’t own any personal dogs. Odd, I know. The dog groomers with no dogs. We have most definitely had dogs in the past. At they have passed on, we were not in a stage of life for another dog. I (Kellie) have been grooming since 2011 and have always had horses. The long hours with work and life, it would not of been fair to a dog. Growing up we have had so many breeds; Great Pyrenees, German Shepherd, Australian Shepherds, Border Collies, Rottweilers, Corgis, Golden Retrievers and an English Cocker Spaniel. I can totally see a Great Pyrenees in my future. ❤️

In the comments is a picture of my mom’s cocker spaniel R***r.

We hope everyone has a great weekend and enjoys the warmer weather! ☀️

01/12/2024

Good Friday Morning! Something I have been thinking about lately while drying a dog.
Thank you trusting us with your dog(s). It feels like such a simple statement, doesn’t it? I do not feel like it is talked about enough but dropping your dog off at the groomers, vet or daycare can be terrifying. As dog owners we want the best for our dog. But that means placing your trust someone else at times. Which can just be plain terrifying even though you want the best for your dog. The experience can be even more concerning if your dog is not a fan of grooming, fearful by nature or a not so great past experience. Often as people that work in this industry we tend to forget these feelings because we do this everyday.

All that being said. I want to Thank Our clients for trusting us with your dog(s). From those first several visits to each coming visit. As we all age and go through life, things can change with your dog’s health as they age. We are here to help your dog through those processes to make sure they are comfortable and safe.❤️🐾

01/05/2024

Barkley Before and After. Now he is ready for the weekend snow.❄️🌨️

12/26/2023

We hope everyone had a nice Christmas! Just a reminder, we are closed until Jan. 2nd. We will be getting back to any calls or texts later today. We will be doing a lot of cleaning (and maybe painting🫣) this week.🐾🧼

12/22/2023

So sleepy 💤💤💤 and cozy. ❤️🐾

12/05/2023

Don’t forget that we offer gift certificates!! 🐾🎄

11/27/2023

This is just a heads up post. As some of you may know there is an illness going around in the dog community. We personally have not heard of anyone experiencing this illness but we need to be aware. Here are a few symptoms to be aware of;

* Coughing
* Runny nose
* Green Discharge
* Eye & Nose Discharge
* Hacking/Coughing that sounds like kennel cough
* Not acting like their normal self

We do ask that you do not bring your dog to us straight from daycare or boarding. Please allow several days before coming for grooming.

To our knowledge, the vets are not sure if the illness is spread by air, contact or fungal. We are doing our best to wipe down areas extra and will be continuing our normal cleaning procedures. We are also airing out the salon when we can as well. We have no dog to dog contact and try our best to keep as few dogs in our salon as possible.

Contact us if you have any questions or concerns.

Thank you!🐾

10/30/2023

Just a heads up!! We have new hours and days for 2024. If a Monday or a Friday works best for you, we recommend booking in advance.🗓️🐾

10/19/2023

Holidays are right around the corner!!🐾🐾

10/16/2023

If you are looking to get out with your dog(s) check this out! **New location.** It is now at the Shippensburg fairgrounds, not in Chambersburg.🚶‍♀️🐾

08/25/2023

Happy Friday!! I know it’s crazy to think but the holidays are right around the corner. We recommend booking until the end of the year at your next appointment or reach out to us by call or text. We want to do our best to get everyone on the schedule. 🐾🎄🦃

06/20/2023

These 2 just love hanging out together.🐾❤️

05/23/2023

It’s fancy feet Tuesday! No grinch feet around here!!🐾

04/29/2023

Happy Saturday!! Can Ms. Covey be any cuter??🐾💕

04/17/2023

Happy Monday! Spring is here and so is the shedding season. Last week sure was a week of Goldens! It was a bit hairy but we are here for it!!💕🐾

04/05/2023

Stewart is all ready for summer!🌸🐾

04/03/2023

New Spring/Easter backdrop!! Spring is just around the corner. 🌸🐾

03/30/2023

The days are slowly getting warmer! That means de-shed season is coming soon. Call us to set up your next appointment and be ready for spring!🌸🐾

03/17/2023

Did you know that the Grooming Industry is NOT a regulated industry? Should we be regulated? Yes, I feel like we should be regulated! This would ensure a certain level of safety and knowledge for the pet. We suspect over time the industry will become regulated.

In our opinion, the over all haircut on a dog is only 25% of the groom. The other 75% is addressing nail & ear care, skin & hair care and methods to make sure the groom is done in a safe & comfortable way for the dog. Without these steps, you could end up with a poor looking haircut.

This is why we continue our education in many areas of the industry throughout the year. Kellie has recently complete a course for a Certified Canine Esthetician. This course weighted heavily on the skin and coat issues of the dog.

We also continued to stay up to date with our CPR Training, Fear Free Certification and Salon Sanitation Certification.

We are so thankful for each and every client. Their care and safety is our upmost importance.🐾❤️