Clip N' DIP Dog Grooming Dublin HIll

07/08/2026

Some of the gang in this week, Milly ,Peggie Sammy and Charlie

04/08/2026

A Bunch of messer's in today, Millie ,Rue ,Winnie Pup Oscar and Fluffy

31/07/2026

Some of the gang in this week,
Coco, Toby, Teddy and Buddy

30/07/2026

Hansome Buddy 🤩

26/07/2026

Freshly painted and stocked up,
please book 2 weeks ahead

22/07/2026

Very busy at the moment, if your dog is due in August please book ahead

18/07/2026

Alfy popped in for his summer cut 🥰

16/07/2026

14/07/2026

Ozzie, Pixie, Charlie and Ruby

🐶Please book ahead for August🐶

02/07/2026

🐟 THE LONGEVITY FOOD YOUR DOG & CAT SHOULD BE EATING

One of the world’s largest nutrition studies found that women who regularly ate small fish had a 32% lower risk of dying from any cause and a 28% lower risk of dying from cancer over 9 years. Sardines may be small, but they’re one of the most nutrient-dense whole foods you can share with your dog or cat.

Every sardine provides:

• 🧠 Omega-3s (EPA & DHA) to support brain health, heart health, joints, kidneys, skin, and a healthy inflammatory response in dogs and cats.

• ⚡ CoQ10 to help fuel your pet’s mitochondria, the tiny powerhouses that produce energy inside every cell.

• 💪 High-quality protein + leucine to help dogs and cats maintain muscle as they age.

• 🦴 Vitamin D + calcium (especially from the edible bones) to support strong bones and healthy muscles.

• 🛡️ Selenium to support antioxidant defenses and immune health.

🧩 Nutrition researchers also talk about the “food matrix effect”—the idea that whole foods often provide greater benefits than isolated supplements because their nutrients work together naturally.

Serving guide: Feed 1 fresh sardine or 2 canned sardines (packed in water) for every 20 lb (9 kg) of body weight, 2–3 times per week. For cats and small dogs, simply feed a proportionally smaller amount.

🌿 Longevity hack: Top your pet’s sardines with a pinch of fresh parsley, dill, basil, or cilantro. These herbs are rich in polyphenols, natural plant compounds that complement omega-3s and add a wider variety of antioxidants to your pet’s bowl.

Tip: If you choose canned sardines, look for BPA-free cans. BPA is commonly used in can linings to help prevent corrosion, but it can also act as an endocrine disruptor.