Zen Grooming

04/06/2025

Look Mum I can see! 😉

01/01/2025

My family and I would like to wish all my wonderful clients a happy, healthy & matt free year in 2025! 😉
I look forward to a calm and stress-free year of grooms together.

11/16/2024

I was a good boy, I deserve treats!!! 🥰

10/22/2024

I had one HAIRY day last week. It included 5 double coated breeds: a Rough Collie, Smooth Collie, Samoyed, Bernese Mountain Dog and Shepherd! 🤪

10/17/2024

10/15/2024

"I'm sexy and I know it" lol

10/13/2024

Happy Thanksgiving everyone and especially to those that have puppies that are learning all about the 'floor food'. 😄

06/12/2024

Drum roll please.....and the winner of the best head tilt goes to Ziggy! :)

04/13/2024

Want to help a great cause. Lots of great items.
Sit With Me shelter dog rescue spring auction ends tomorrow April 14 at 8:00pm

Silent auction 'Spring Auction 2024' hosted online at 32auctions.

03/19/2024

Adorable, fluffy Luna was in for her first bath. Her Dad is setting her up for success with the grooming process by starting her young and she will come on a frequent schedule. ❤

02/24/2024

Puppy Pinto first groom. He is growing like a w**d. He's on track to be the size of a small horse. 😆

01/31/2024

This image is not my clients dog. It is for representation only. I may have saved a dog’s life yesterday. A regular client came for his groom. While washing him I noticed the front of his legs looked Really red. Once I started drying him, I had a full visual of all his skin. All four legs were almost a burgundy colour and he had spots all over his body that were blueish/purple. I realized this was blood under his skin. I called the owner immediately and recommended they get an appointment with their vet asap or go to an emergency hospital. There were a number of possibilities this could be and most were extremely critical. The owners headed straight from Zen Grooming to their vet where multiple tests and blood work were done. This dog was diagnosed with ehrlichiosis which is a tick born disease. This disease can result in a low platelet count (called thrombocytopenia) which can lead to excessive or spontaneous bleeding when platelet counts are low. Luckily, a round of antibiotics for a month should have this sweet boy healed up.