If you’ve never owned a dog before, be prepared for something of a learning curve. Caring for your new pooch takes a lot more than you might think, particularly something like dog haircuts if it’s a high-maintenance breed.Luckily, there’s some general information that applies to all dog breeds. Below is all you need to know as a new dog owner to help your pet live a long and happy life.Choosing a ...
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If you’re a new dog owner, or you’re just looking for some tips on how to help their pooch reach a better degree of health, then you’re in the right place! Today, we’re going to cover what exactly makes a healthy dog.After all, our pups need our help! There’s a lot of things that they cannot do by themselves, so it’s integral that we do our part. It’s nothing complicated ...
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As your dog begins to reach its older years, some changes may be necessary to ensure that they remain happy and healthy for many years to come. With the right care, your senior pooch will be able to enjoy their golden years to the fullest! That why in this article we’re going to cover everything you need to know about caring for senior dogs.Senior pups naturally have lower energy and ...
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Happy New Year! Many of us are taking the New Year as an opportunity to better ourselves and Groomit is no different. We have plenty of exciting things on the horizon, but to start the New Year off right, we’ve decided to expand our services to include mobile grooming!For those who love our in-home grooming service, don’t worry - there’s nothing changing with that! The mobile grooming option will just ...
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A beneficial and extensive routine is one of the best ways you can ensure that your pet is receiving all the care it needs day to day. And due to the New Year, this is a perfect time to craft one!So here are some important items to include in your schedule for the new year of 2021!1. Pet VaccinationsAs always, pet vaccinations should be at the top of your to-do ...
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If you have a new pup that still hasn’t had their first professional grooming, preparing them beforehand can be a great idea. After all, how the first puppy grooming session goes is key to how your doggo will approach all future grooming.If they find the experience scary, they’re likely to find all future sessions scary too. So, it’s key that we show them that being groomed is a good thing ...
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Breeds , Cats , Covid-19 , dogs
COVID-19 Resources
Personal Protective EquipmentGroomers will wear masks/facial coverings, shoe covers and/or gloves during grooming as an enhanced safety measure.Clients may share special cleanliness requests prior to the groomer arriving at their home. We ask that for in-home services, clients to keep social distancing and wear face masks.Cleanliness PracticesGroomit Groomers are following CDC guidelines on Social Distancing, hand-washing or using hand sanitizer with at least 70% alcohol content. Groomers are asked to ...
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As we enter the month of October, many of us are excited for Halloween and all the other delights that Fall brings with it. However, this month is special for animals too, especially those within shelter. After all, it's Adopt a Dog month! Which is why we thought it'd be a great idea to cover some pet adoption tips.During this special month, we should all take some time to consider ...
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Does your dog look sweet and innocent until he opens his mouth? Bad breath dogs can be a problem that makes you want to stay away! Here’s what to do. There’s nothing quite like coming home after a long day and being greeted by an excited, loving pup. But if his breath makes you want to swoon, it can ruin the reunion a little! Bad breath isn’t always a bad sign, but ...
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As our dogs get older, it’s natural for them to become a little less active. However, this doesn't mean they no longer need physical and mental stimulation. Proper enrichment for older dogs can provide both in a super fun way!Keeping our senior dogs stimulated with enrichment brings many benefits, allowing them to continue to enjoy life even as their age begins to slow them down.So, let’s take a look ...
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