Many Paws

A poodle is the quintessential groomer’s dog- they have true hair, rather than fur, so they must be clipped regularly, and when desired, that hair can actually be dyed using certain safe techniques. Some have even taken this to the extreme by clipping their coat into wild shapes and using wild colors.

Removing hair and wax from inside your pet’s ears is a very important step in maintaining a healthy ear environment. Removal of hair from the ears creates a different sensation to the pet, and the general response is head shaking. Check your pet’s ears the day after grooming to remove any excess wax that may have been loosened from head shaking.

Does your cat have a house inside your home? One of the latest trends in cat houses is a multiple-story home. Talk about a spoiled feline!

Did you know that therapeutic pet massage have been shown to have a variety of benefits for your dog? Particularly if your furry friend tends to be nervous, a massage of all his or her muscles will help to settle the nerves and improve the temperament.

Ear cleaning is an important part of grooming your pet. We will remove any excess, dirty, or matted hair from around the ear canal and ear flap, and then gently clean the area and break up, soften, and remove any wax.

We recognize that not all dogs are big fans of nail trims and electric razors. Rest assured that our groomers are always happy to work with even the most skittish pup to help you ensure they always look and feel their best.

Part of professional grooming services involve cleaning out and inspecting your pet’s ears, as well as removing any excess hair growing there. This is important, as it can help in preventing subsequent ear infections and other issues.

A dog may seem almost human to his doting owner, but the fact is that dogs don't always react to foods the same way humans do. The following common foods are poisonous to dogs, so keep out of your pooch's bowl: grapes, apple seeds, pear seeds, raisins, onions, garlic, macadamia nuts, avocado and chocolate.

Bearded Collies, also referred to as Beardies, are a double-coated breed. This breed looks best when its fur falls naturally to either side and the length and density of the coat enhance the dog without hiding the natural lines of its body.

A trip to the dog groomer can be scary for a first timer. Make sure to be patient with your dog while he adjusts to the experience. After a while, he may even look forward to the adventure -- and a nice biscuit afterward.

Did you know that grooming increases the blood flow to your pet’s hair follicles? It also improves the overall health of your pet’s skin and coat.

A wide range of natural and specialty shampoos, conditioners, and cologne scents are available for your dog’s coat. Some of these include lavender, honeysuckle, bamboo, coconut, oatmeal, honey, plum, aloe vera, deshedding, whitening and more!

Some cats have survived falls of more than 65 feet! This is due largely to their righting reflex. The eyes and balance organs in the inner ear tell the cat where it is in space so the cat can land on its feet. Even cats without a tail have this ability.