Woof Doggie Wash

05/05/2023

Here is a couple of our beautiful doggie guests. 🐶

05/05/2023

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14/03/2023

Golden Doodle 😍Kiwi🙌

14/03/2023

🐶After Deshedding and a Complete bath🥰Beautiful!

14/03/2023

Standard Poodle 😍

01/03/2023

Our little furry princess! Chocolate ❤️💜

09/02/2023

Adorable puppy! Carmela 💖

06/02/2023

As a groomer, passion for animals is a MUST! 🥰

05/02/2023

True ❤

This sounds like a great idea to me… 🥹

03/02/2023

We can see her face now! 😊🙌

31/01/2023

Our beautiful senior guest, Gilbey! 🐶

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29/01/2023

Our furry friend in action! 🤎🐶

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27/01/2023

Our furry friends!😍
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27/01/2023

🐶Woof!💖

24/01/2023

Blow dry & nail trimming ❤️

21/01/2023

Important Tips to consider when we have pets 🙌

21/01/2023

A CASE OF THE ZOOMIES
Why do some dogs seemingly out of the blue, suddenly start racing around like they’ve gone completely mad! Some dogs do and some dogs don’t, but it’s a normal canine behaviour that usually serves a purpose. The most common cause of the zoomies is when dogs are feeling happy, really excited or need to release pent up energy. A dog that has frequent zoomies may be a sign that your dog needs more mental or physical stimulation.
Zoomies are harmless as long as your dog is racing around in a safe space and there aren’t small children, older people or ornaments, furniture etc. that could be knocked over. It can be really entertaining and funny to watch.
I have 4 dogs, 2 of which have never had the zoomies. The other 2 will zoom around after having a bath or when a special person arrives that they have an attachment to. Does your dog get a case of the zoomies and what seems to trigger it?