Cuts for Mutts Dog Grooming

01/07/2025

Found safe:)

Urgent Appeal....Coco still missing 💔 Ballinameen area, escaped from kennels. Please everybody check sheds, old buildings any and everywhere. She maybe injured, today is day 3 of her missing. We desperately need to get her home💕
Contact Joanna 0861219674
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Thank you to everyone for all the help 💕 we really appreciate it x

05/06/2025

🐾 YAPPY HOUR at Keans PETSTOP Claremorris! 🐾

Every Saturday in June | 11am – 12pm

Calling all dog lovers! Join us for Yappy Hour, our pawsome community event designed just for dogs and their humans!

🎉 Here’s what’s in store:
🐶 Free treats for all dogs – because they deserve it!
☕ Complimentary coffee, tea & sweet treats for dog owners
🦴 10% OFF all dog food & treats – only during the hour!

It’s the paw-fect way to start your weekend! Meet fellow dog owners, let your pup make some furry friends, and enjoy exclusive savings.

📍 Keans PETSTOP Claremorris
🗓️ Every Saturday in June
🕚 11am – 12pm

Let the tails wag and the treats flow – we can’t wait to see you there!

27/05/2025

Always happy to support, they do such great work.

We are so grateful to all who have donated raffle prizes for our raffle at the Inter Pub Quiz in Ballyhaunis on Thursday night. The money raised will make such a difference to us♥️🐾

A huge thank you to:

Cuts for Mutts Dog Grooming
Supervalu, Castlebar
Homeland, Ballyhaunis
Cafe Rua, Castlebar
Park Hotel , Kiltimagh, Mayo
Castle Bookshop, Castlebar
Lana Asian Street Food, Castlebar
Al Muretto, Castlebar
Top Marks Driving School
Jessica Kenny
Lorraine Carney
Maisies Home
Care and Education Academy, Castlebar
Ballyhaunis Vet Clinic
Val's Bistro, Ballyhaunis
Boots, Castlebar
EPS, Ballyhaunis
Joanna hunt,
Aoife’s Beauty Bliss, Ballyhaunis
Hair DilEmma, Ballyhaunis
McHughs Cafe, Ballyhaunis
Bizzy4lizzy
John and Bernie Cunnane
Delanays Hardware, Ballyhaunis
Mcwilliam hotel, Claremorris
Herrs Photography, Ballyhaunis

We appreciate you all so much ❤️

24/05/2025

A dog with a mullet ❤️ Benji 🥰

16/05/2025

🚗☀️ With the warm weather due to continue, the ISPCA is reminding pet owners that dogs can die if left in hot cars. Pet owners often think leaving a window open is sufficient for their pet but this is not enough to prevent heatstroke under intense sunshine which can have fatal consequences.

Check out our infographic to recognise symptoms of heatstroke.

Read more here: https://ispca.ie/the-effects-of-leaving-your-dog-in-a-hot-car/ 🐶

14/05/2025

Please keep a look out for this missing dog, Milltown/Ballindine/Claremorris area, family are very worried.

07/05/2025

Please clean up after your dog 💩

03/05/2025

I love a transformation!! All ready for the sunny weather ☀️

29/04/2025

Please read, this is so true. This is what we see as dog groomers

I didn’t know there was anything wrong……..

How often do you visit your vet with your dog – every year for his/her booster jab?

Your dog visits the groomer every 6 to 8 weeks for a bath, trim, and tidy.
But sometimes, they leave with something even more important than a fresh look-a warning sign you didn’t know was there.

Dog groomers aren’t vets, and they don’t pretend to be.
But they’re often the first person to notice when something’s not quite right.
A lump under the skin.
A sore spot under the leg.
A red rash behind the ears.
An ear infection that smells off.
A cracked pad. A bald patch. A behavioural change.

They work so closely with your dog-physically and emotionally-that they often spot small but important changes. The ones that can be easy to miss at home, especially on long or thick coats. And because they see your dog regularly, they know what’s normal and what’s not.

These aren’t just observations - they could be early signs of:
• Skin infections
• Ear mites or yeast infections
• Growths that need checking
• Eye problems
• Tooth or gum issues
• Joint stiffness or discomfort
• Stress or anxiety

And when a groomer mentions something they’ve noticed, it’s not to scare you.
It’s because they care. They want your dog to be happy, healthy, and comfortable-long after they’ve left the salon.
That’s what makes a good groomer more than a stylist. They’re part of your dog’s care team.

They clean. They clip. They calm nervous dogs. And they keep watch over every inch of your dog’s body and behaviour-every time they visit.

Professional groomers take their responsibilities seriously. Many are trained to recognised industry standards, hold Level 2 or Level 3 qualifications, and are members of the British Dog Groomers' Association (BDGA) - a division of the Pet Industry Federation (PIF).

That means they don’t just work with love and care-they work with knowledge. And they commit to professional development, safe practices, and doing what’s best for every dog in their care.

So the next time your groomer quietly mentions something they’ve noticed - listen. It could be nothing. But it could also be the early warning that helps you take action before a small issue becomes a big one.
Your dog can’t always tell you when something’s wrong.
But your groomer might.

And never forget-they’re doing far more than making your dog look good.

Why not subscribe to the BDGA new monthly digital magazine – its totally FREE and is designed to keep you up to date on dog matters, what happens at the pet groomer, legislation and offer you reader offers .
Get Issue 1 now, and thereafter your free copy will arrive via email every month
https://subscribepage.io/waggytales

29/01/2025

Cuts for Mutts are once again delighted to sponsor Claremorris Musical Society as they take to the stage this evening in Claremorris Town Hall Theatre and Concert Hall with their 18th production The Addams Family. Cast and crew have been working tirelessly to bring this musical to the stage. The Addams Family runs from Wednesday 29th January to Saturday 01st February at 8pm, come along you won’t be disappointed!

22/01/2025