Bark Avenue Dog Grooming

03/16/2025

Happy Sunday!
With the warmer weather coming, also comes shedding season! Yay! 🐕
Prebook your appointment to avoid disappointment.

705-410-2290
https://badg.groomore.com

01/22/2025

Vacation Alert‼️

We will be away vacationing and will return back to grooming on Monday February 10th 2025. We will return all msgs or booking requests as soon as possible!
Thank you 🐶

12/18/2024

11/18/2024

Only a few more appointments available in December, avoid disappointment and book now!

11/13/2024

RIP Bailey
May 12, 2017 - November 6, 2024
“I loved you your whole life, and will miss you the rest of mine!”

As some of you know, our Bailey girl was pulled under our fence and killed by our neighbours dog. Please check your fencing regularly for your fur babies sake. Sending hugs to all my fur baby clients 🐶❤️

10/17/2024

Booking up quickly for November and December, with only a few appointments left.

Pre-book your appointments to avoid disappointment!

10/06/2024

Bark Avenue Dog Grooming now accepting de-shed clients.
Located in Port McNicoll. Crate free, one on one, home based groomer.
Contact us by texting 705-410-2290
Email: [email protected]
Or book directly at https://badg.groomore.com
Msg us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/barkave2022

09/26/2024

Break time! Millie just relaxing on one of the groomers here at Bark Avenue! 🤣

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09/19/2024

Did you hear? 🐱🐶 Low-cost rabies clinics are back and are an affordable option for getting your cat or dog immunized! 💉✨ For more info about this and other clinics, visit smdhu.org/RabiesClinics

09/07/2024

Meet Sammi & Bauer! 🐶

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09/03/2024

Happy Tuesday! Hope you all enjoyed your long weekend!!!
Rip is feeling beautiful 🥰

09/01/2024

Bark Avenue Dog Grooming now accepting de-shed clients.
Located in Port McNicoll. Crate free one on one home based groomer.
Contact us by texting 705-410-2290
Email: [email protected]
Msg us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/barkave2022
Or book directly at https://badg.groomore.com

08/07/2024

RIP Molly

It is with heavy heart the we mourn the loss of our beautiful Molly (Harriet and Theodore’s 2022 litter). Her life was lost too soon due to bloat.

I want to shed light on a serious health risk that many of our beloved pets face—bloat, also known as gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV). This condition can be life-threatening and requires immediate veterinary attention.

Bloat occurs when a dog's stomach fills with gas, food, or fluid, causing it to expand. The swollen stomach can then rotate, trapping the contents and cutting off blood flow to vital organs. This can lead to shock and even death within hours if not treated promptly.

Certain breeds are more prone to bloat, particularly large, deep-chested dogs like Great Danes, German Shepherds, and Standard Poodles. However, any dog can develop this condition.

One effective preventive measure is a procedure called gastropexy, which can be performed during a spay or neuter surgery. Gastropexy involves surgically attaching the stomach to the abdominal wall, preventing it from twisting. This simple addition to the spay or neuter procedure can save your pet's life by significantly reducing the risk of bloat.

Other things you can do to reduce the chances of bloat are limiting water after eating, reducing the amount of food per meal, reducing the speed in which your dog eats and avoiding exercise after a meal.

Let's keep our furry friends safe and healthy by being proactive. Share this information with other pet owners, and together, we can spread awareness about the dangers of bloat and the life-saving benefits of gastropexy and preventative.

Give your pets an extra hug today!

07/26/2024

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Bark Avenue Dog Grooming

05/28/2024

Currently booking in August, with limited availability. Please prebook your appointments to avoid disappointment ☺️

Picture of my gorgeous nephew Winston 🥰

05/14/2024

We are currently booking in June, with only a few appts left.

Prebook your appointments to avoid disappointment.

Bella and Thor just because they are both adorable 🥰

04/23/2024

Flea & Tick Prevention

Did you know that you should not bath your dog 3 days before or 3 days after you apply flea and tick treatments, they require the natural oils on the dogs coat to work.