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July '25 Newsletter
Happy July! We hope that everybody had a fun and safe Olde Canal Days Weekend! We also hope that everybody has a safe 4th of July Weekend. With the start of July also comes the beginning of our Annual Customer Appreciation Raffle. Every year we sell 200 total Raffle Tickets for 5$ each. On August 1st we will select 2 (two) winners to receive a Years’ Supply of dog/cat food or grooming services (up to an 80$ per month value)! Non-winning ticket stubs also turn into a coupon for our store for 10% Off your total purchase so there is...
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Shedding Season Solutions: Managing Pet Hair at Home
As the weather warms up, many pets begin to shed their winter coats—and that means extra hair around your home. Here are a few easy ways to manage shedding and keep your space (and your pet) comfortable: 1. Regular Brushing: Daily or weekly brushing helps remove loose fur and reduces the amount that ends up on your floors and furniture. Use the right brush for your pet’s coat type to get the best results. 2. Diet Matters: A healthy diet supports skin and coat health. Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids can reduce excessive shedding and promote a shiny coat. 3....
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June '25 Newsletter
Happy June! It finally feels like summer and we are as busy as ever at our shop. We are currently booking grooming appointments out to the middle of July and beyond. We were not expecting to have such an explosion of new clients and we are working as hard as we can to take care of as many dogs as possible. Nail trimming appointments are also booking out about 5 weeks so if your dog is in need of a nail trim, please call us asap. This year we will be closing the store during the Olde Canal Days festival that...
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Summer Safety for Pets: Heat, Hydration & Outdoor Tips
As temperatures rise, it’s important to help your pets stay safe, cool, and comfortable. Whether you’re spending time in the backyard, heading to the park, or taking a walk around the block, here are a few tips to keep your furry friend safe this summer: 1. Walk During Cooler Hours: Early morning or late evening walks help prevent overheating and burned paws. Pavement can be much hotter than the air temperature—if it’s too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for their paws. 2. Keep Water Available: Always provide clean, fresh water at home and on the go. Collapsible travel...
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May '25 Newsletter
Happy May! We are thrilled that the weather has gotten warm and we have been able to be outside! With that also comes fleas and ticks! We have been seeing a TON of ticks coming in on the dogs we are grooming. Please make sure that you are checking your dog thoroughly whenever you come inside from an outdoor session. This goes double if you or your dog was walking/playing in any tall grass or wooded areas. Also please use some type of flea/tick medicine to make sure that if your dog does pick up a hitchhiker, it will die...