Annettes pet grooming

04/11/2026

Wow 4 years ago today I was having brain surgery to take out a 2. Cm cancerous tumour on the left side of my brain .Still blows my mind and a huge I love you dr daz from st mikes your the absolute best .Thanks for the all the extra time and life .Thank you dr tam from rvh for being so fast and having a guy 😘Never take life for granted enjoy that sunshine 🌞 today .

03/09/2025

03/07/2024

I would like to inform everyone about the nail clinic at rens pet with our Samantha McLennan as your groomer .🎉💕

01/29/2024

Stella is 3 and most loyal friend ,funny ,stubborn .She nursed me during stage 4 lung cancer .She does require daily back scratches ,treats

01/29/2024

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Stella is 3 and most loyal friend ,funny ,stubborn .She nursed me during stage 4 lung cancer .She does require daily back scratches ,treats

10/05/2023

Rabies clinic

04/15/2023

The warm weather is here and this is a reminder to never leave your pet in a hot car even if it’s just to run into a store 😡

11/22/2022

Good afternoon valued customers .First of all I would like to thank everyone for all the flowers ,cards and well wishes it kept me going .When I had to close abruptly was one of the most difficult things I have experienced,but it was necessary for the benefit of my health .My team of oncologists and neurosurgeon I am now doing so much better .I have cleared to drive and work 🎉.So this announcement is to let everyone know that the grooming is open again .Unfortunately at this time I won’t be able to groom big dogs but hope to I’m the future .I have missed everyone so very much and hope to see everyone furry and not again very soon .I can be reached through here over messenger and my phone is still the same 705-329/0480 .Thank you all once again for all the love that helped me heal ❤️❤️🎉

08/21/2022

WARNING: Blastomycosis diagnosed in Six Mile Lake, Port Severn dog. (August 2022)

Blastomycosis is a fungal disease caused by Blastomyces dermatitidis. Blastomyces dermatitidis is typically found in warm, moist soil. In Ontario, the highest risk regions are around Georgian Bay, northwestern Ontario and the Ottawa region.

When contaminated soil is disturbed, fungal spores can be released into the air. When the fungal spores are inhaled, they settle in the small airways and begin to reproduce. The organism then spreads throughout the body and may infect other organs. Dogs appear to be more susceptible to blastomycosis than many other species.

Not everyone who is exposed to the fungus gets sick. When signs do occur, they often take a few weeks to a few months to appear. The initial signs are often the same as other lung infections, including: fever, depression, loss of appetite, cough, increased respiratory rate or effort and weight loss.

The infection can be treated in many cases using antifungal medication if caught early, but typically requires 4-6 months of treatment. Approximately 50-75% of dogs with blastomycosis recover.

Dogs with advanced disease or other conditions are less likely to survive. Relapse of the infection can occur in some cases, so regular follow-up exams and testing are also very important.