Bow Wow Boutique

08/27/2025

The shop will be closed the first 2 weeks in September. Regular clients can call or text to book appointments.

01/01/2025

12/23/2024

WISHING ALL OUR WONDERFUL 4 LEGGED CLIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES A SAFE AND JOYOUS HOLIDAY🎅🎄🎁

11/28/2024

If you are a regular client, please book your Christmas appointment early. The week prior to Christmas is already totally booked

11/20/2024

THANKS TO K9 FLOSS BOSS FOR DOING AN AMAZING JOB CLEANING ADDY'S TEETH! THANKFUL TO BE ABLE TO OFFER THIS SERVICE! NO SEDATION NEEDED!

11/16/2024

PLEASE BOOK YOUR CHIRSTMAS GROOMINGS NOW! THE WEEK BEFORE CHRISTMAS IS NOW BOOKED UP🎅🌲🤶

10/27/2024

K9 FLOSS BOSS WILL BE HERE NOV 20th! ONLY ONE SPOT LEFT!

08/19/2024

The shop will be closed from Sept 4th to Sept 19th as I will be out of the country. Very limited spots before I leave, so book now

04/03/2024

Hello friends!

The total solar eclipse is just around the corner, and just about everyone is ready to see the once in a lifetime event. We are seeing some mixed information about pet/wildlife safety.

Contrary to what some may read, the sun itself is not any more dangerous during the eclipse. The reason protective eye wear is recommended for humans (who wish to observe the eclipse) is because many of us will be staring directly at the sun that day, which is something we typically avoid.

For our pets, and outdoor wildlife, that day will be similar to any other day. Our pets don’t stare at the sun, so there is no need to keep them indoors on April 08 for any extended period of time. They may notice the change in temperature, but it is unlikely they will exhibit any unusual behaviour.

The eclipse can be more unsettling for birds. The dimming of the sky can mimic behaviour at dusk and during early storm formation, so some birds may demonstrate a wind-down behaviour and there may be less activity in the sky during the peak eclipse. Once the sky returns to normal, so does their behaviour.

If you are purchasing eclipse glasses, please make sure they meet these criteria. For additional information about the eclipse please see:
https://science.nasa.gov/eclipses/safety/

For a list of approved solar-viewing goggles please see:

https://eclipse.aas.org/eye-safety/viewers-filters

It is not safe to watch the eclipse through the lens of your smartphone - it can damage both your phone camera and your eyes. Try this instead:

https://www.safeshot-viewer.com

Safe watching our friends!
Dr Renee Fleming

03/29/2024

HOPPY EASTER TO ALL OUR WONDERFUL CLIENTS!🌷🥚🐰
WISHING YOU ALL A SAFE AND HAPPY LONG WEEKEND!

03/25/2024

Ready for the Easter Bunny🐰

03/16/2024

Spring clean ups are underway! Digging their new Easter bandana to finish to job🐰🥚🌷