Doggy Heaven Aurora

Doggy Heaven Aurora Professional Dog Groomer Need professional Pet Groomer? Contact US! We offer pick up services as well $20 dollar.

Services included: Bath, Teeth Brushing, Nail Clipping,& Grinding, Ear Cleaning and Hair Cutting


* Small Dogs $60
* Medium Dogs $80
* Large Dogs from $$120 and up if hair condition is not matted.
* Matted dogs is $30 extra.

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05/16/2026

Hello all my pet Parents. I am setting up a teeth cleaning at my location. Is anyone is interested in booking an appointment. Please let me know. Send a message or text message me directly.

04/28/2026

Most people patiently wait for their bananas to ripen fully, watching for that perfect golden yellow color before taking a single bite. But nutritional science is revealing that the firm pale green banana sitting impatiently at the edge of that fruit bowl may actually deliver benefits that its sweeter fully ripened counterpart simply cannot replicate.

The biological secret inside unripe green bananas is resistant starch, a uniquely structured carbohydrate that human digestive enzymes cannot break down or absorb in the small intestine. Unlike regular starch that converts rapidly into glucose and enters the bloodstream, resistant starch travels completely intact into the large intestine where it functions as a premium prebiotic fuel source for beneficial gut bacteria.

Once it arrives beneficial bacterial colonies including Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium ferment the resistant starch, producing short chain fatty acids particularly butyrate, a compound that directly nourishes and reinforces the intestinal wall lining creating a measurably stronger gut barrier against pathogens, toxins and inflammatory triggers.

This strengthened gut lining functions as a genuine biological shield, reducing intestinal permeability, regulating immune responses and actively protecting against leaky gut syndrome.

Sources:

Journal of Nutrition (2019) - Resistant Starch & Gut Microbiome Enhancement Research
Gut Microbes Journal - Prebiotic Resistant Starch & Beneficial Bacterial Proliferation

04/24/2026

A new peer reviewed study published in the journal Environmental Research found that commercial dry dog and cat foods contain tiny pieces of plastic (microplastics), and they were detected in every brand tested. Dog food had more than double the levels found in cat food, with dogs exposed to about 9 particles per 5 grams, compared to about 4 per 5 grams in cat food. The plastics included common materials such as PET, polyethylene, and polypropylene, likely originating from raw ingredients, processing equipment, and packaging. Researchers suggest dogs may face greater whole body exposure due to higher intake, while cats may be more prone to chronic gut irritation.

If you are looking to support gut health, certain probiotic strains like Saccharomyces boulardii and Lactobacillus rhamnosus are among the most studied. They have been shown to support the gut barrier, help balance the microbiome, and reduce inflammation, especially in cases like acute diarrhea. For more information on how to help limit your pet’s microplastic exposure, visit www.ProactivePaws.com

04/12/2026

Hormones play a critical role in a dog’s overall health, influencing everything from metabolism and joint integrity to mood and energy levels. When these hormones are removed via spay/neuter, especially at a young age, some dogs develop persistent issues that don’t respond well to conventional treatments.

A case study highlights how hormone restoration, under veterinary supervision, led to meaningful improvements in the health and behavior of a dog with spay/neuter syndrome. It offers an important example of how restoring hormonal balance can be part of a broader treatment approach.

If your dog has unresolved health or behavioral concerns, it may be worth discussing hormone health with your veterinarian.

Learn more about the science and case study:
https://www.parsemus.org/project/hormone-restoration-in-dogs/

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200 Old Yonge Street
Aurora, ON
L4G6J6

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Monday 9am - 3pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 3:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 3:30pm
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Saturday 9am - 2pm

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