Julie The Groomer LLC

08/31/2024

Flo is one of our industry’s hidden gems and located near our salon. She can offer a similar experience and care.

08/30/2024

Today was it, the actual end of an era. You all have been so incredibly amazing over all the years! So many of you have watched us through many phases of our lives just as we have watched your pets, kids, and families grow. The love we have for you is indescribable!

We received these sweet treats today. Go check out her page for any custom treats for any occasion!

08/05/2024

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🐾✨ Meet Julie, Our New Groomer at Mutts & Co. Dublin! ✨🐾

We are thrilled to welcome Julie to our Dublin grooming team! With over 40 years of experience, Julie is a 4th generation dog groomer who brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to our salon.

About Julie:
Experience: Owned her own salon for 13 years and has over 40 years of grooming experience.
Legacy: Comes from a long line of dog handlers and groomers, with her great grandfather handling Kerry Blue Terriers and Afghan Hounds, and her mother a professional handler and groomer.
Specialty: Loves grooming all breeds, especially enjoys the transformation and making pet parents happy.
Personal Pets: Phoebe (14-year-old Pitbull), Jengo (4-year-old Basenji), and Russell (2-year-old Standard Poodle).
Hobbies: Traveling with her husband, spending time with family, and enjoying their horses and barn friends.
Excited About: Joining a locally owned and operated company where she can continue her passion in grooming and assist team members with her extensive experience.

Julie has some August dates available and will join the Dublin grooming team full time in September. We can’t wait for you to meet her and experience her exceptional grooming skills! 🎉🐶✂️

Comment below to welcome Julie to the team and book your grooming session today!

07/23/2024

Okay guys, grab a seat this one’s a doozy!

We will be closing the salon indefinitely on August 30th.

Julie has accepted a position at Mutts and Co and will be working out of their store on Sawmill Road. They offer online booking and you can request her when making your appointment.

It’s a huge change for all of us and is heavy for our hearts. We appreciate all the years of love and support.

💜 Julie and Mindi

07/01/2024

Keep them safe guys, please

Someone passed this onto us and we thought it was a great idea to share.
With the 4th of July right around the corner we tend to get several calls about dogs getting out, and owners frantically trying to find them. We ask that you make sure your dogs have their collars on, updated contact information on their licenses, or do something similar to the picture below !
We can not scan for microchips. We do not have a scanner, and if the vets offices are closed, we will have to transport any found dogs that are unclaimed to Lake County Dog Shelter.
We love our community fur babies and want to make sure they are safe! 🐾💕

05/25/2024

Stay mindful of hot pavement, pet owners! Protect your furry friends from the heat. 🐾

05/15/2024

Due to unforeseen circumstances the salon will be closed tomorrow Thursday May 16 and reopening next week Thursday May 23rd

04/15/2024

Well , the salon was broken into again this morning. This time they took our laptop. I believe this weeks reminders were sent but bare with us as we try to get it all back in order

01/04/2024

We cannot accommodate any more dogs over 30 pounds.

Existing clients , something to think about if/when adding to your homes. We don’t have the kennel space

01/01/2024

Happy new year! 🎊
Just like that, the new year is here. We’ve done lots of work on the schedule but I know we’re missing some.
Reminders for this week have started to go out.
Call/text/email/facebook for appointments

12/28/2023

Good morning !
We have been working on the schedule and if you need your start date feel free to reach out whichever way is best for you

12/23/2023

Happy holidays. We are away and will be working on the schedule and reaching out to you with start dates

11/06/2023

Christmas is 7 weeks from today 🫣
There are limited appointments left for the week after Thanksgiving.
As we did last year, we will and have started collecting preferred day and schedule to get you set for the coming year.

10/27/2023

This is why we also won’t cut into your double coated dogs

08/07/2023

My neighbors cat is missing, if anyone happens to know please dm.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/257102386188125/permalink/698328682065491/?mibextid=K8Wfd2

08/02/2023

We have had some computer issues 😫 mainly text reminders, I have it fixed but it may take a few weeks to get all the kinks worked out so we will be sending from the salon phone just to make sure 🫶

07/21/2023

We love you guys! 💜

07/13/2023

Applications closed

Are you looking for a medium-sized dog with a great attitude, fluffy coat and cute looks? Well, here is the perfect match for you, meet Percy! This playful pup is ready to find a family to call his own. He is an absolute delight!

Percy is a handsome poodle and we believe he is a Moyen sized (medium) who is 5 months old and weighs 25 pounds. He is very smart and a quick learner! He walks very well on a leash, is doing excellent with house breaking when let out on a schedule and is off to a great start learning basic commands and manners. Percy has been neutered and is up to date on all of his vaccines. He was successfully treated for infections in his eyes and ears.

Percy is a good boy who is easy going, very loyal and loving. He gets along great with other dogs, both male and female, big and small. He has not been cat tested. Percy is a poodle with adorable red curls who will need regular grooming. He does okay in a crate for short amounts of time, but prefers not to be left alone for long. He currently sleeps through the night in a dog bed with his puppy foster sibling. Percy loves to play with dog toys, chase after a ball and snuggle with both people and dogs.

An active person, couple or family who would play with him and take him for walks would be the best fit for Percy. He needs a doggie companion and would love a fenced in yard to run and explore, but that is not a requirement as long as his forever family is committed to leash walking him for exercise. He would do best with respectful children and someone who is home more often than not.

Applications closed

Apply to adopt Percy at freedomtailsohio.com

07/13/2023

🍳🥓Meet the Brunch Crew, 🧇Waffles & 🥞Pancakes! 🥓🍳

🐾 Portuguese Water Dogs
🐾 4 years old
🐾 Females
🐾 Pair of sisters they enjoy each other but can be seperated without issue
🐾 Waffles is 46lbs, Pankcakes is 58lbs.
🐾 Very few accidents in their foster house since the first day.
🐾 Crate Trained
🐾 Dog, Cat, and Kid tested

The Brunch Crew love to hang out together and are almost always touching. They are happy to lay outside or hang out inside. Sweet girls who wag their tails and love to give kisses. Very well mannered and friendly to anyone who is over.

Apply at freedomtailsohio.com

07/01/2023

Congratulations to our long time clients, Jeff and Linda Laine of Westerville. They were chosen for Westerville Magazine cover photo. Mr. KoKo (with 2 big K's) is proudly displayed 🥰
Congratulations again for your wonderful photography!

06/07/2023

We're one again hosting the Rascal Unit Clinic at our Hilliard location! They will be offering Low Cost Vaccinations for your pets! 🐶 💉 🐱 Plus, they will have TWO trucks on site with TWO different teams, which means TWICE the amount of clients to be seen!

📆 Date: 6/9/2023
⏰ Time: 2-6pm
👉 Location: Mutts & Co. 3907 Britton Pkwy

This clinic is conducted on a walk-in basis. No registration is needed, however no early appointments will be accepted. Cash or credit only. Please visit rascalunit.com for more information.

ALL PATIENTS SEEN FOR EXAM AND/OR VACCINES WILL HAVE A $15 EXAM FEE.

06/02/2023

Our first available appointment is not until August!! If you are a potential new client we are now requesting a $45 deposit, that will go toward your appointment upon your day of service. We have been getting a lot of call of frustration that "they have lost their groomer" so please be kind an patient when attempting to make an appointment, we have 14 years of clients that pre-book for an entire year (we are grateful

06/01/2023

I had a Certified Cat Groomer come in for a chat! She is wonderful ❤️ and taking new clients! As you you know we are booked for the year with current cat clients. She offers mobile services 🤗 so here I am happily passing on her information!

06/01/2023

Post Clipping Alopecia or PCA is defined as loss of proper coat growth due to clipping/shaving with clippers. There are a few things you need to know regarding PCA.

1. Who is most at risk of PCA? Fur bearing breeds are extremely susceptible to PCA. This includes any breed whose coat grows to a genetically predetermined length and stops. Nordic breeds are even more prone to PCA. Geriatrics, even those with hair, are also very susceptible to PCA.

2. What causes PCA? There is no definitive answer at this point, but there are two scientific theories from recent research. The first has to do with vasoconstriction of the blood vessels in the skin. When the coat is shaved, even in warm weather, the skin reacts by constricting blood vessels that feed the follicles in the skin. Once these vessels constrict the follicles no longer proliferate leading to PCA.
The second theory has to do with the growth cycle. When the coat is shaved, the growth cycle becomes disrupted due to the skin sealing itself with oils from sebaceous and apocrine glands. This traps clipped hairs beneath the epidermis preventing them from shedding out leading to improper growth as well as skin diseases.

3. PCA is unpredictable. There is no way to tell if a particular canine will acquire PCA if you shave. Often there is no issue, but on the third or fifth or even the tenth time, it can happen.

4. Are there actual health risks posed by PCA? The short answer is yes. Again, diseases such as Alopecia X, Black Skin Disease, Furunculosis, and other skin diseases often accompany PCA.
Once the coat has been clipped, the body now strains to properly regulate body temperature. Because dogs do not sweat, a properly maintained coat keeps a canine both cool and warm. This strain to cool the body puts a strain on internal organs.

5. Can there be other causes? Yes. Heath problems such as Diabetes, Cushing's diseases, and Addison's disease should be ruled out. Pets who are known to have these health problems should not be shaved if at all possible.

6. Do felines get PCA? The short answer here is yes. While there is minimal research for canines there is even less for felines. Hair coated breeds such as Persians, Himalayans and others are not affected as often as true fur bearing breeds. While felines seem to be less affected by PCA than canines it can happen.

While there are situations such as severely matted or pelted coats that must be shaved for health health purposes, shaving because you think a pet is hot or shedding too much is simply not in the best interest of the pet. A professional groomers responsibility extends to protecting and promoting a healthy coat. A properly maintained coat will help regulate body temperature and prevent shedding.

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04/19/2023