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Paws Gone Pretty
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One Paw At A Time
Arlo scared but accepting comfort and reassurance for his nail clipping service Whether it is a drop-off grooming salon, mobile, or house call grooming, one thing to think about is the dog's needs. On this journey, I find myself with dogs that are anxious and very nervous. Half of them are reactive. I used to jump straight for a muzzle every time a dog tried to bite me, but that was baby groomer me. One thing we all should do is take the time to understand where the dog is co

Leah Steinhebel
Mar 96 min read
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Is House Call or Mobile Grooming The Right Fit For You?
A great question to ask yourself when getting a new dog or cat. Even if you are looking for a new groomer. The short answer is as a house call groomer/mobile groomer yes it's always the right fit no matter the behavior of your fur baby. Reasons being that we work one on one with your pet cage free and stress free. the difference between house call and mobile is one has the van the other grooms in your home both great choices over dropping off at the salon and waiting for max

Leah Steinhebel
Feb 244 min read
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A mini guide for Stress And Anxiety
An Anxious boy getting his nails clipped and being a good boy The most common thing I have found when out on the road or chatting with clients at home is concerns about their dogs having anxiety or really stressed out when going to the grooming salon. Most of the anxiety and stress is around their nails being clipped or grinded. I get asked a lot about what they can do to help their dogs feel better when they get their nails done. Most cases go straight for the Trazadone or G

Leah Steinhebel
Feb 234 min read
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