The Dirty Dog Shop- Bark, Bath & Boutique

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine's Day!

02/12/2026

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12/26/2025

Price increase notification! 

12/25/2025

We will be away from the shop from Dec 25th till Jan 6th. Any messages will be answered once we are back. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

10/31/2025

Hello friends happy halloween 🎃

06/27/2025

We’ll be closed
June 26 - July 1
Back on July 2nd
Happy Canada Day Weekend!

06/03/2025

With temperatures rising, please remember that asphalt and concrete can burn tiny feet and delicate paws!

05/10/2025

04/08/2025

Whether or not parvovirus infection happens depends on the interaction of three things: Host vitality (including immune experience/vaccination status), virulence of the virus (including how many viral particles the host is exposed to), and environmental factors.

04/01/2025

We will be closed
April 2nd - 9th!
Back on April 10th

03/27/2025

PLEASE NOTE : There have been several recent reports of parvovirus in the HRM.

Parvovirus (often referred to simply as parvo) is a highly contagious and deadly virus that affects puppies and unvaccinated dogs. It spreads through infected f***s, contaminated surfaces, and can even be carried by human shoes and clothing.

Signs you may see :

- Vomiting, often severe

- Bloody, smelly diarrhea

- Lethargy, weakness, "dull" demeanor

- Loss of appetite

- Fever or the opposite: low body temperature

Puppies and dogs with parvo usually look obviously unwell. This can happen quickly.

So how can you protect your pup?

VACCINATE! Make sure your puppy is up to date on vaccines. If you are unsure, check with your family veterinary team. PUPPIES NEED MORE THAN ONE SET OF VACCINES TO BE PROTECTED.

Avoid places like dog parks or pet stores until your pup is FULLY vaccinated. It can be hard resisting the urge to take your puppy to a dog park...we know! But it's far better to wait until it is safe.

Disinfect surfaces and wash hands well after handling other dogs.

Parvovirus can be a fatal disease.
If you suspect your puppy or dog has parvo, do not delay and seek veterinary care IMMEDIATELY—early treatment can save lives.

Help spread the word and keep our furry friends safe!

03/10/2025