Woofgang Doggy Day Spa

13/01/2025

Yes we are back! Please kindly be patient as I go through my messages today. I will answer you shortly!

12/12/2024

Dear Valued Customers

Please kindly note Woofgang Doggy Day Spa is fully booked for the balance of 2024.

With much love have a happy festive season. If you are travelling, please take care and be safe! We look forward to seeing you in the New Year.

With Love from

Dana and the rest of the gang!

25/11/2024

PLEASE book timeously to avoid disappointment🐾💜

01/11/2024

We do our best to offer quality grooming with love.

18/09/2024

“You’re so expensive”

Well, actually no. You just can’t afford me. And, that’s ok.

BUT.. here’s a little run down of why us dog groomers are more expensive than a hairdresser (are we though 🤔)

1) well obviously, size.. your head vs your dogs body. Even the smallest dogs have more hair than the average human head. Do the maths!

2) have you ever decided to get up and bounce in your chair when you’re having your hair cut? Ever spun round and jumped on your hair dressers shoulders.. I can guarantee you, your dog has!

3) hygiene areas. Yep, those areas. Not included in your hair cut but expected when it comes to your dog 😳

4) your little buddy is so cute but they are also a moving target and we have blades. Sharp blades. The anxiety is real and we need reflexes like a ninja 🥷

5) Your dog has a bath 🛁 a proper bath, with two shampoos at least, plus conditioner on many occasions. I think your hair dresser would be worried if you sat in the sink!

6) Last time you went to the salon, did you ask the hairdresser to cut your nails? Toes too? Nope… well it’s pretty much expected when your dog comes in!

7) Feeling a bit angry? Obviously biting your hairdresser would be frowned upon. Dog bites the groomer = occupational hazard 🙄

8) 💩 - I think I’ve said enough. Ever left one on the floor at your hair salon. Thought not.

So as you can see, us groomers are pretty amazing and we are worth every penny.
This is why it is so important to choose your breed carefully and not buy a poodle cross/ long haired clipped breed/ wool coat unless you know you can afford 6-8 weekly grooms.
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31/07/2024

Beautiful done by Sanele

13/06/2024

PLEASE kindly note we are not doing collections tomorrow (FRIDAY), as I have an appointment that I cannot miss. My champion staff will be here for all walk-ins. Please feel free to WhatsApp me to book your dogs in from Tuesday next week. Thanks in advance for your understanding.

16/05/2024

11/05/2024

Wishing you a day filled with cuddles, giggles and (hopefully) a little time to yourself. Happy Mother's Day from the Best Doggy Day Spa WOOFGANG.

11/05/2024

Proudly done by Woofgang

08/05/2024

Proud to say in my opinion we are the most loving and caring spa by far!

Opened 7 years ago based on my love for dogs 🐾🐾 💜

08/05/2024

ADOPTED!!!!

08/05/2024

‼️ WE ARE HIRING‼️ We are looking for a Vet Nurse to join our team. The following competencies required are a diploma or degree in Veterinary Nursing, must registered with SAVC, have working permit if applicable, and must fluent in English. New grads are welcome to apply. 😃
Please email your CV to [email protected]. We can also be contacted on 011 453 6049 or 011 022 0636/7.

08/05/2024

A more worthy rescue you will not find. I vouch for Hellen over and over 🐾🐾 She does exceptional work for all animals!!

FOOD NEEDED FOR THE JHB SOUTH FURRIES 🙏 Any food would be most appreciated 🍲🐶🐱

Drop off at Tails and Whiskers Charity Shop Edenvale or Kibler Park Vet 8 Sumner Ave Kibler Park

Pse spare a bag or two of food for the JHB South Furries. You can order through Montego.
Montyme dog and cat food available

Thank you

https://www.montegopower.store/dog?page=3

26/04/2024

please note Woofgang Doggy Day Spa is closed tomorrow 27/04 as it is Freedom Day.

19/04/2024

With the cold, wet weather of winter still swirling around us, you may be tempted to think that you’re doing your pet a favor by holding off on his or her regular grooming until spring.

But, you’re not.

Contrary to popular belief, grooming is just as important during the winter months as it is throughout the dog days of summer when it seems obvious that a bath and a short cut will do your pet good. However, during the winter months, your dog’s undercoat needs just as much attention as the topcoat does in the summer, if not more.

Here’s why winter grooming is important for your pet…

Keeping Your Pet Warm

Underneath your dog’s top coat of fur is an undercoat. Think of this as your pet’s wool sweater. This layer of fur is what helps keep your pet warm in the winter and cool during the summer, regardless of what stylish cut or sassy jacket is being used as an outer layer.

Without regular bathing and grooming, that undercoat is likely to become dirty, matted, and wet – especially if your dog spends any time outdoors. And, like a wool sweater, if the undercoat is not allowed the chance to breathe, it can It take forever to dry, become wretchedly uncomfortable and, after a while, start to smell a little funky.

Without grooming, your dog’s undercoat will eventually keep your dog colder, rather than warmer and increase your pet’s risk for weather-related illness.

Not only that, but a dirty and matted undercoat can also trap dirt, debris, parasites, de-icer, and other nasty microbes against your pet’s skin, causing dermatological issues and other health concerns as well.

Ultimately, it’s not just the length of your dog’s hair or his or her stylish cut that matters when it comes to grooming, it’s the care of his or her undercoat; especially this time of year.

And that care is something that should not be skipped.

Your Pet’s Feet

It’s not just your pet’s coat that needs tending to this time of year, however; it’s his or her feet, too. Just like the dirt, debris, and de-icer can get caught between the skin and the undercoat of your pet’s body, the same is true for his or her feet.

But what’s worse, is that without regular care your pet is likely to ingest those nasty no-seeums trapped in and around the paws while self-grooming. This is especially bad when deicer is an issue, as many of the compounds used for deicing are toxic for pets.

Likewise, salt, deicers and even the ice itself can cause tiny abrasions on the pads of your pet’s feet, which can be both painful and become a risk for infection.

Feeling Frisky

Finally, don’t forget that coming in for grooming just feels good for your pet. And that’s really important too, especially when it’s likely that your pet is cooped up and going a bit stir crazy just like the rest of us. Grooming can be a great way to get your pet out of the house and around other people and dogs, and come home feeling frisky and looking (and smelling) fine.

Grooming can help your pet’s overall mental and emotional well being just as much as their physical health, and that’s just good for everyone. We hope to see your pet soon at Woofgang Doggy Day Spa, the best doggy day spa by far.