MuttStrutt LLC

12/16/2025

I Will be out of town on the 17th and 18th.
If need anything please contact Nikki Grace at 1(918)280-8179.

11/14/2025

When I do nail trims on animals, I try to evaluate what works best for each of them.
What helps them feel safest?

I once had a dog who preferred that we offer food and work very quickly—that was his ideal method.
Another dog does best with full family support and praise while I use quiet clippers first and then Dremel the nails down. We also know he’s tender on one specific foot, so we plan around that.

Some dogs are so arthritic that they need the hammock method, and in those cases I can only touch the nails briefly.
Then there are the few where I have to discuss sedation because their past experiences have been too overwhelming. Maybe they’ve been quicked too many times, or they’re simply terrified it will happen again. We try not to rely on sedation permanently—we want to show them that no harm will come to them, or wait for days when they have good pain relief so the experience is easier.

All in all, the goal with nail trims is always to make the process as easy as possible for the pets, and to avoid getting greedy.
I get super excited when my clients practice and study for the sake of their pets. There have even been a few who didn’t need my help anymore because they regained their pet’s trust—and honestly, that makes me so happy.

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11/07/2025

Exciting News from MUTTSTRUTTLLC
My business is growing, and I’m proud to introduce Nikki Grace, RVT to the MUTTSTRUTTLLC team.

Nikki brings her RVT expertise and compassionate care to support our expanding community. She will be focusing on areas like Owasso, Collinsville, Skiatook, and select areas of Tulsa, helping us reach more pets and their people.

Her services include:
• Medication Administration (as directed by your DVM)
•SQ Fluids (as directed by your DVM)
• Home Visits
• Nail Trims
• A**l Gland Expression

If you have questions or are simply curious, please don’t hesitate to message me.

10/28/2025

I will be out of my office on Oct 31st till November 3rd. Will be back to my working duties on November 4th.

Established clients, DVMs, or trainers can contact me anytime on (918)924-5020
Thank you!

09/12/2025

When you should be making reports for your clients but you decided to learn how to make sheep horns.
All coworkers were well rewarded in modeling beautifully for my towel creations 🤣.
Okay now to finish my reports.

06/22/2025

How to use an umbrella as a safety tool to prevent confrontation by an off leash dog.
I saw someone post that Umbrellas can be Cumbersome, quite the contrary... I think it's been the most convenient tool to grab. It has pulled me out of two hairy situations so far.

05/29/2025

Marley came to me too scared to even step out the door. With the coaching, support, and tools that I provided, her owner worked hard to help her build confidence—until one day, Marley found the courage to walk around the block with her. Through dedication and trust, Marley has learned not only to navigate the world with her owner but also to ‘talk’ to her when something concerns her.
I see a future where this dog and her will go places.

**What a wonderful pair.**
Go, Team Marley!

05/16/2025

The Pawsstronaut Cesar got his space claws trimmed today. He was heavily rewarded with yummy space treats (Churu) for his brave travels in his Purritoship.
To the meow-niverse and beyond!

Cat nail trims $15 per cat, includes Churu reward before, during and afterwards.

04/16/2025

I love my day train.
This is one of them named Watson. Super fun boy. A bully breed is a very unique flavor of training.

04/06/2025

Did you know that if I spend more than a week with your dog, I’ll work on their cooperative care—like nail trims—at no additional charge? Whether your dog participates in weekly day training, daily or weekly home visits while you're away, weekend board and train sessions (for select dogs only), or overnight home visits, feel free to ask me about this service!

I always believe in focusing on the dog in front of us and tailoring our approach to their needs. For example, with a recent dog, I took things slow by trimming just one or two paws halfway during each session to keep her stress levels low while building trust over time. The end result was definitely worth the patience! She now enjoys her favorite treats while staying relaxed in a down position during nail care, and I get to enjoy quality bonding time without any jerky paw reactions.

This photo was taken after two sessions spent working on just one paw.

03/19/2025

I love to see my clients and pets succeed!

03/16/2025

We had a board and train that gets scared and overwhelmed. So we spent time teaching her a "safe zone" which is a stroller. That was she can watch and learn the world around her like Television. No pressure