Marrvelous Mutts

01/07/2025

30/06/2025

Oh Canada, wild and free 🇨🇦. Some recent pups showing off their Canada pride.

29/06/2025

Hope everyone is enjoying the Canada Day weekend! 🇨🇦
We will be closed Monday and Tuesday and will reopen on July 2nd.

14/06/2025

It may be a rainy weekend but these two are dreaming of some beach day fun! 🏖️☀️

10/05/2025

Important Update for Our Amazing Clients

We will be taking a 6 week pause on grooming larger dogs while Dale recovers from his upcoming surgery. ( If your dog is booked and we haven’t contacted you, your appointment is still a go.)
We are so sorry for the inconvenience as we truly love helping dogs of all sizes look and feel their best. We will miss your big pups during this time!
Please also give us a little extra time to return messages as we adjust the schedule. Also know that our available spots are filling quickly so book ahead as much as possible .Thank you so much for your understanding, patience and continued support!
Kristine and Dale

25/04/2025

Attention valued clients!
We are so grateful for your continued support. Thanks to you our grooming schedule is filling up fast! We have very limited spots left for May and June is booking quickly.
If you pup is due for a spaw day be sure to book ahead!
Call or text 780-914-4035
Thank you!

How cute is little 6 month old Skittles and her first big girl hairdo?

14/02/2025

Happy Valentine’s Day to all our wonderful clients!

Why don’t dogs make serious
Valentine's Day plans?
X0X0
It was just puppy love.💕

29/01/2025

A very good article on grooming your pets in the winter.

Sometimes owners believe it is best to not groom their pet in the winter months so they "will be warmer". However, not grooming your pet in the winter can have the opposite effect.

Pets with coats that are groomed on a regular schedule, should be kept on schedule throughout the year. Every spring we see it in our salons. Dogs who are on a regular grooming schedule, but haven't been in for months simply because it's cold outside. The coat is matted and/or pelted and the poor pet gets shaved to the skin. Owners are upset because they don't understand that a blade must pass 'under' matting, it cannot go through it. Sometimes there are injuries or skin infections discovered underneath all that mess which leads to veterinary visits.

Keeping fur bearing breeds groomed means excessive undercoat does not build up allowing the coat to do it's job. The guard coat reflects wetness and cold, while the undercoat holds warm air near the skin.

For hair bearing breeds, it's okay to groom a bit longer for winter warmth, but dead undercoat still needs to be removed. However, 1/2 inch of extra coat keeps your pet no warmer. You will need extra inches if you are growing for warmth and that may mean more frequent grooming to prevent matting.

Is winter grooming really necessary? Absolutely it is!

20/01/2025

Good morning Redwater! A beautiful sunrise for warmer weather this week.

24/12/2024

As we wrap up another year, I want to take a moment to thank each and every one of you for your incredible support and trust in our dog grooming services. Your loyalty means the world to us and we are so grateful to be part of your furry friends’ lives.

Wishing you all a joyful holiday season filled with love, laughter, and lots of tail wags. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and your pets!

Kristine & Dale

21/12/2024

"Santa Paws is comin' to town” and these pups are all on the nice list!🎄🐾❤️

14/12/2024

All I want for Christmas is a woof and wag from some of my four-legged pals! 🎄🐾