we're in snow deep

Soooo, it would seem we didn't escape ol' man winter after all. With the pile of snow dumped on us here on Vancouver Island I thought today might be a good day to remind everyone about the risk of salt and debris getting caught in our fav fur pals paw pads.

Just be mindful, if you catch any excessive paw licking or your hound is favouring a paw, something could be lodged in the paw pad. Trimming paw pads is important, but as well, our pooches need some fur for protection too. So, it can be a bit of a balancing act in between grooms.

I have seen a couple of dogs recently with debris caught up in the paw pad, which I had to clip out when the owner brought their pet in for a nail trimming & consultation.

My commitment to your fur pal is when you bring them in for regular nail clipping in between visits, while I have your dog on the grooming table I will trim the pads if necessary at no extra charge. All you have to pay is for the regular fee for nail clipping and I will do the rest on the (dog) house-.

I want to stand by my promise to share the grooming in 2020-paw pad health is important to your furry friends. This way, you know I mean what I say and say what I mean. Your business is important to me, but more importantly, so is your pet.

With that said-I welcome all dogs at the grooming room and look forward to seeing your pooch soon. Feel free to call, text or email to book the next available appointment or possible drop in for a consultation. As well, I would like to add I will be offering mobile grooming for small and medium size dogs beginning Feb. 2020.

Just one more way to provide a service for those who aren't driving and perhaps just had surgery and can't get out right now. No longer do you have to worry. I can come to you. Please feel free to inquire further about this service I provided before I began my adventure in the grooming room. I am more than happy to answer all your questions.

Thanks so much for stopping by. See you soon. Lori-