Glamour Paws

04/09/2024

01/24/2024

We are 11 days away until Pup Crawl - 2nd Annual 💗
This year we are excited to offer adorable Valentine’s Day photos from Little White Dog Pet Photography with a $35 dollar purchase or more for an edited professional photo of your dog!

10/17/2023

Hello Everyone, we wanted to let you know Connie and Stephanie will be going on vacation. The Salon will be closed Thursday October 19th-Wednesday October 25th. We look forward to see everyone when we get back!

11/24/2022

I wanted to let everyone know Glamour Paws is thankful for you the clients. I also wish everyone a wonderful holiday.
Glamour Paws will be Closed for the rest of the week/weeknd and will be back open on Monday.

09/14/2022

09/07/2022

Just a reminder of new hours
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8am-4pm
Wednesday-Closed
Every other Saturday 9am-3pm

08/26/2022

08/26/2022

Happy National Dog Day!
Thanks to all of you that share your wonderful dogs with us at Glamour Paws
We would love to see your favorite photo of them!

08/05/2022

06/18/2022

Please keep this in mind this summer 🚨

05/06/2022

✨RETAIL RESTOCK✨

We have everything you’d need from a variety of shampoos and conditioners to brushing sprays to conditioner/leave in conditioners to colognes and perfumes to lastly deshed tools for this wonderful spring weather we are having

05/05/2022

‼️ PLEASE TAKE 62 SECONDS TO WATCH THIS VIDEO‼️

04/05/2022

Today didn’t provide much sunlight however we still had plenty of Golden rays indoors 😍

04/05/2022

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Hello from all three gals from Glamour Paws Pet Grooming! We wanted to send a big THANK YOU to everyone who has used our services! We also wanted to let you know that as on MONDAY APRIL 25TH 2022 we will be doing a price increase on all grooming services. If you have questions on new pricing, please feel free to call us at 605-271-7978.

Also just a reminder of our newer policy. After we call/text you about your dogs’ grooming being complete, you will have MAXIMUM of TWO HOURS to pick up your pet.

Thank you so much!

04/04/2022

It’s help Momo Monday!

This 7 year old girl could use your help with sharing her profile to help her find the perfect home!

Momo spent the first 7years of her life in a commercial breeding facility. She is in need of a quieter, patient home with a resident dog to show her the ropes and a physically fenced in yard to keep her safe.

Could you or someone you know be her new family? Please check out her full profile on our website for additional information and to apply! Thank you!

https://bsquaddogrescue.com/available-dogs/momo/

02/12/2022

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02/04/2022

Just wanted to say happy National Golden Retriever day to all of you beautiful golden babes 🤩👏🏽

01/24/2022

01/03/2022

GOOD MORNING! ☀️
I HAVE A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO MAKE!

11/01/2021

Show us your fur babies that we have the pleasure to work on!!

08/14/2021

Hello all of our pawed, clawed and fingered friends. I do apologize for not posting last week, but I am back this week with some more information.
We get a lot of calls and questions about how often and why the need to groom double coated or shedding dogs is. I'm here to tell help you with that.

Honestly, they are a lot like us. Some people wash their hair every other day and some wash theirs once every week or so. However, you probably wouldn't want to go two to three weeks without washing it. Your hair would start to itch because it was dirty, and some peoples' hair gets super greasy while others get super flaky.
It’s the same with your pets.
Some owners get their dogs groomed every two weeks, while others go six to eight weeks. However, we do not recommend anything past eight weeks.
The reason for this is just like our hair. Our scalp doesn't do well when its dirty and not thoroughly brushed through

But how is our process different from yours at home? Why is it important and necessary for you to get your double coated dogs groomed professionally and regularly?

We have top of the line shampoos and conditioners designed specifically for your dogs coat. Then we use our bathing system which really helps us lather and get that shampoo ALL the way down to the skin. After that we soak your pet in conditioner for 5-10 minutes to help smooth their hair follicles. We then rinse and use our high velocity drying system to blow dry your pet. Next,we have numerous tools that we use to guarantee we are getting as much hair out of our pet as possible.

If you are still having a hard time taking my word for it, and are a visual learner, like myself, here is a video of my personal dog who gets groomed every 6-8 weeks, depending on my schedule. He is a Pitbull who doesn't always seem to be super hairy. I have had to bathe him at home due to an accident here or there and I swear I barely notice any hair in the bath tub or on the towel after being towel dried. This video is after about 20-30 minutes of brushing after the bathing and drying I have explained above. It had also been about 8 weeks since his last grooming this time.

Please comment, share, and ask any questions that you may have either on this post or you can also direct message, or call us at 605-271-7978 and we would be happy to help!
Hope this information was helpful and hope you all enjoy your weekend! See you next time!!

08/12/2021

I have had the pleasure of temp fostering this sweet girl! She will make a wonderful addition to someone’s family.

Dakota is just lounging around patiently waiting for her forever family.

This super chill laid back female husky is requesting some help in sharing her profile to help her find her forever family!

Please share this post and visit her full profile to learn more.

https://bsquaddogrescue.com/available-dogs/dakota/

07/31/2021

Hey gals, pals, and four legged friends. Just wanted to let everyone know that Friday, August 6th we will be closing early and Saturday, August 7th we will be closed. Stephanie, Kenydie, and Jasmine are going on a Team-Building Camping Trip! If you have any questions, let us know. We will be responding to all Facebook, and text messages as well as voicemails on Monday, August 9th! Enjoy the rest of your weekend!

07/29/2021

🕴“Excuse me, we’ve been trying to reach you about your extended car warranty” 🚘

07/28/2021

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Hello Clients, Friends, Family and hopefully people that we don't know yet! Welcome to week one of our awesome educational series we are starting. I thought with the weather this week, this topic would be spot on!
We are going to be talking about walking/exercising your pets in HOT weather.
Some of you may not know but our "cooler/ nicer days" to us don't actually mean the same to your pets.

Okay, let me explain a little more in detail.
First off I want to talk about surfaces our pets walk on.
--Blacktop/Asphalt, on an 85 degree day, that surface can actually be up to 143 degrees.
-- Concrete/ Cement, on a 95 degree day, that surface can actually be up to 125 degrees.
-- Grass, yes, grass, on a 95 degree day, that surface can actually be up to 105 degrees in the sun and 91 degrees in the shade.
-- Sand, on a 90 degree day, that surface can actually reach temperatures that vary from 120-130 degrees.

Now I know that all of our pets have schedules and we have a desire to do those fun activities, such as walking, running, playing fetch, ect. However, on days hotter than 80 degrees all owners need to be conscious on, how long we are doing these activities and where we are, location wise.

A good way to see if conditions are okay to walk/ exercise your pet is to take the back of your hand and place it on the surfaces that you will be performing activities. If your hand can stay on that surface, COMFORTABLY, for longer than 10 seconds you are okay to continue.

Dogs, whether they are double coated (dogs that shed) or a dog that get a haircut, that are groomed on a regular (4-8 week schedule), have an easier time regulating their body temperature. ***This doesn't exclude the information above this just means they can cool off a little quicker once in an environment that allows them to do that. ***

Other than hot temperatures, what are the other risks?
--Heat stroke/ overheating. But what are the signs?
Heaving panting
Excessive thirst
Bright red or dark gums
Excessive drooling
Weakness/ collapsing

If this happens what can we do?
Move your pet to a cool room/location
Put cool towels on neck, arm pits, between legs, and on paw pads.
Give your pet cool-NOT COLD- water to drink.
and
*CONTACT YOUR VET*!

Please remember to always call your vet.

Hopefully this helps sheds a little light and gives you a good resource to refer back to in the upcoming days.

Can't wait to be back next week with even more information for everyone!

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