Paws & Friends

This month's pup cup is Meredith's Blueberry Tart! With its amazing flavors of blueberries, almond flour, and whipped cream, your dog is sure to feel like they are eating dessert.

Available for in house consumption or to-go!

Education Friday!
Today's topic is ear health and proper cleaning.

General ear cleaning/inspection is not just about keeping your dog's ears clean. It can also help in the early detection of ear infections, ear mites, or other common issues. Healthy ears should look pink, odorless, and free of dirt/discharge.

To properly clean your dog's ear:
1) Fill the ear canal with a canine specific ear cleaner.
2) Message at the base of ear canal to help loosen any dirt/debris.
3) Allow the dog to shake their head. Not only will some solution come out but it will help dislodge any loose material.
4) Gently wipe the inside of the dog's ear with a cotton ball or cotton pad.
5) Use a soft towel or cotton pad to wipe the flaps of the ear.
6) Repeat on the other side.

For dogs who swim frequently or swim with floppy ears, after each swim session:
1) Towel dry the dog's ears
2) Use a dog specific ear drying drop to help dry out the ear.

Frequency of ear cleaning needs can change from dog to dog. Inspecting your dog's ears once a week is a great place to start.

As the kids go back to school, our daycare numbers increase. Make sure to make your daycare appointments to ensure your pet's spot!

New month = new pup cup flavor!

With the high temperatures we have had lately, it is important to know how to spot heat exhaustion in your pet. Here is a link to a great video explaining the best way to help your pet if you find yourself in this situation.

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10% off of all grooming services!

Starting Saturday August 1st - All grooming services will be 10% off for the entire month!

Back to school is approaching quickly! With schedules getting back into the school-time routine, we wanted to remind you that we are open from 6am - 7pm during the week. Let your furry friend play with their friends while your kids are at school.

Pearland ISD - August 19th
Alvin ISD - August 13th

Education Friday!!!

How do you keep your pet from getting matted and having to be shaved down? There are a few steps to this.

1) Frequent trips to the groomer: every 4-8 week depending on your pet's coat. This will help keep your pet's coat clean, free of tangles, and properly maintained.

2) Proper brushing: here is a link to an amazing video on how to properly brush and comb your pet. Please note that your tools do not have to be expensive and you can purchase a slicker brush and comb at the shop the next time you have your pet groomed!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWGfOuHZbDU

3) Bathe your pet at home. This can help you find knots or trouble spots more frequently. It is important to brush your pet prior to bathing. Bathing mats can make them tighten and increase the difficulty of removing them.

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Hot days call for cool tiles!

Today we are highlighting one of our fabulous upgrades for boarding and grooming!

Boarding/daycare : Pup cups! These fabulous treats are handmade from whipping cream and pet safe add ins. Each month is a different combination. These can also be purchased for consumption at home. $4.99 per cup

Grooming: Seasonal scents! This amazing upgrade includes: special scented shampoo, matching cologne spritz, and teeth brushing. Current selections: Pistachio Dream, Plumeria Delight, Sweet Pineapple & Honey Melon, Almond Grove, or Blueberry. $12