Crazy Cat Dog Grooming

Crazy Cat Dog Grooming Professional, experienced, and loving dog groomers where pets are treated like family! We also offer

11/25/2025

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🎄Holiday Pet Grooming🎄

Christmas photos 🎄❤️ book a groom and we post your pets holiday photos!!
11/23/2025

Christmas photos 🎄❤️ book a groom and we post your pets holiday photos!!

Thank you to our graduating scent work class of 2025! I had an absolute blast and am so proud of all of you! Thank you f...
11/23/2025

Thank you to our graduating scent work class of 2025! I had an absolute blast and am so proud of all of you! Thank you for letting me be your instructor!!!

🐾 CRAZY CAT DOG GROOMING 🐾Your Neighborhood Grooming Salon in Carson City📍 4630 US Highway 50 E, Unit 12Carson City, Nev...
11/22/2025

🐾 CRAZY CAT DOG GROOMING 🐾
Your Neighborhood Grooming Salon in Carson City
📍 4630 US Highway 50 E, Unit 12
Carson City, Nevada
(On the east side of Hwy 50 — right next to the Post Office!)
📞 775-882-1600
✨ Services We Offer
Full-Service Grooms for all dog breeds & all ages
Senior Dog Grooming with gentle care
Special Handling for nervous, shy, or sensitive pets
Cat Grooming — yes, we do cats!
Walk-Ins Welcome for baths, nails, face trims & more
Why Choose Us?
✔ Experienced, compassionate groomers
✔ Safe, calm, and pet-friendly environment
✔ Quality products for healthy skin & coats
✔ Convenient location with easy parking

🎄❤️ Christmas photos
11/22/2025

🎄❤️ Christmas photos

🐾 Breed Spotlight: The Maine C**n Cat“The Gentle Giant of the Cat World”🐱 History & OriginThe Maine C**n is one of the o...
11/21/2025

🐾 Breed Spotlight: The Maine C**n Cat
“The Gentle Giant of the Cat World”
🐱 History & Origin
The Maine C**n is one of the oldest natural breeds in North America and is widely considered the official state cat of Maine. Their origin stories vary—some say they descended from longhaired ship cats brought over by sailors, while others claim they developed naturally as a rugged working barn cat in the harsh New England climate.
No matter the story, Maine C**ns became beloved for their hunting talent, hearty constitution, and friendly personalities.
🌟 Appearance
Maine C**ns are famous for being one of the largest domestic cat breeds, with males sometimes reaching 18–25 pounds.
Key features include:
Large, tufted ears (lynx-like tips)
Long, bushy tail
Silky, semi-long coat
Wide, expressive eyes
Heavy bone structure & powerful build
Their coat is water-resistant and comes in dozens of colors and patterns, from classic tabby to solid, bi-color, smoke, and more.
💕 Temperament
Despite their size, Maine C**ns are gentle, sociable, and extremely people-oriented.
Typical traits include:
Very affectionate without being clingy
Playful well into adulthood
Highly intelligent—often compared to dogs
Curious, but calm
Great with children and other pets
They often “chirp” or “trill” instead of meowing, giving them a very distinctive voice.
🛁 Grooming Needs
Maine C**ns have a long coat, but it’s typically silky and less prone to matting than some other longhaired breeds. Still, routine grooming is essential.
Recommended grooming schedule:
Brush 2–3 times per week to prevent tangles, especially on the belly and britches
Professional grooming every 6–8 weeks for coat maintenance
Regular nail trims (every 2–4 weeks)
Check ears for wax and debris
Bathe when oily or shedding heavily — their coat handles water very well!
Maine C**ns benefit from de-shedding treatments, especially during seasonal coat changes.
⚕️ Health Notes
Overall hardy, but some lines may be prone to:
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM)
Hip dysplasia (due to size)
Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA)
Polycystic kidney disease (PKD)
Reputable breeders test regularly to reduce risk.
❤️ Why People Love Them
Maine C**ns are adored for their majestic looks, sweet nature, and family-friendly temperament. They’re playful, smart, and affectionate—and their silly, quirky personalities make them unforgettable companions.

🐾 Meet the Breed: Anatolian ShepherdGuardians of the Flock — Loyal, Powerful, and SteadfastThe Anatolian Shepherd is an ...
11/20/2025

🐾 Meet the Breed: Anatolian Shepherd
Guardians of the Flock — Loyal, Powerful, and Steadfast
The Anatolian Shepherd is an ancient livestock guardian originating from the rugged highlands of Turkey. Known for their calm confidence, incredible endurance, and unwavering loyalty, this breed has protected flocks from predators for thousands of years. Today, they remain devoted companions and exceptional working dogs, especially for families with large properties or livestock.
🌍 History
The Anatolian Shepherd’s roots trace back more than 6,000 years, descending from ancient mastiff-type and sighthound breeds used by nomadic herders in Anatolia (modern-day Turkey). Their job was to independently protect sheep and goats from wolves, bears, and other predators—often working miles away from humans.
This independent working style shaped their trademark traits: intelligence, vigilance, and the ability to make decisions on their own.
The breed was brought to the United States in the 1950s and 1970s, quickly proving its worth on ranches and farms. They were officially recognized by the AKC in 1996.
🧠 Temperament
Anatolian Shepherds are:
Calm but always aware of their surroundings
Highly independent thinkers
Deeply loyal and protective
Gentle with their families but naturally suspicious of strangers
Quiet workers—they bark with purpose
Because of their strong guardian instincts, early socialization and consistent training are important. They thrive in environments where they have a job and space.
🐕‍🦺 Appearance
Large, powerful, athletic build
Height: 27–29 inches (males) / 25–27 inches (females)
Weight: 80–150+ lbs
Typically seen in fawn, cream, sable, or white with or without a black mask
Thick double coat designed to withstand heat, cold, and harsh climates
🧼 Grooming Needs
Anatolian Shepherds are relatively low-maintenance when it comes to grooming, but their size and coat type mean regular care is important.
✂️ Coat Care
Double coat—short to medium length
Seasonal heavy shedding (blowing their coat twice a year)
Brush 1–2 times a week, and daily during shedding seasons
Use tools like slicker brushes, deshedding tools, and undercoat rakes
🛁 Bathing
Bath every 6–10 weeks or as needed
Too much bathing can strip natural oils
🐾 Other Grooming Needs
Nail trims every 3–4 weeks
Regular ear checks (they can get debris due to floppy ears)
Teeth brushing several times a week
🏡 Is This the Breed for You?
Anatolian Shepherds are best suited for:
Farms, ranches, or large properties
Owners familiar with guardian breeds
Families needing a devoted protector
Environments where the dog can stay active and purposeful
They’re not ideal for apartments or inactive homes, but in the right setting, they are incredibly loyal, reliable, and loving partners.

🐾 Meet the Breed: Bearded Collie 🐾📜 HistoryThe Bearded Collie, lovingly known as the “Beardie,” is one of Scotland’s old...
11/20/2025

🐾 Meet the Breed: Bearded Collie 🐾
📜 History
The Bearded Collie, lovingly known as the “Beardie,” is one of Scotland’s oldest herding breeds. Developed to drive sheep and cattle across rugged hillsides and unpredictable weather, Beardies were prized for their stamina, intelligence, and ability to work independently. Their shaggy coats protected them from rain and cold, while their energetic, bouncy movement helped them cover long distances with ease.
By the mid-20th century, the breed transitioned from hardworking farm dog to beloved family companion and show dog, gaining popularity for its charm and cheerful disposition.
🐶 Temperament
Bearded Collies are known for being:
Friendly, social, and affectionate
Smart, quick learners
Energetic and playful
Great with families, kids, and other pets
They thrive with active households and love having a job—whether that’s agility, hiking, herding, or simply being your constant companion.
✨ Appearance
The Beardie is a medium-sized dog with:
A long, flowing double coat
A distinctive “beard” and expressive face
Soft, warm eyes
Colors including black, blue, brown, and fawn (often changing shade as they mature)
✂️ Grooming Needs
Bearded Collies have high-maintenance coats that require regular care to keep them looking and feeling their best.
Grooming Requirements:
Brushing 3–4 times per week (daily during heavy shedding or coat transition)
Line brushing to reach the undercoat thoroughly
Tools needed: pin brush, slicker brush, comb, and detangler spray
Bathing every 4–6 weeks
Routine trimming of feet, sanitary areas, and coat tidying
Check high-mat areas: behind ears, armpits, belly, inside hind legs, and around the collar
Professional grooming is extremely helpful for keeping their coat mat-free and healthy.
🏃 Exercise Needs
As an active herding breed, Beardies need:
Daily exercise (walks, runs, or playtime)
Mental stimulation
Engagement through training, sports, or structured activities
❤️ Ideal For
Active individuals or families
Owners who enjoy grooming or don’t mind a high-maintenance coat
People who want a friendly, upbeat, intelligent companion

Today’s Christmas photos!! 🎄🎅❤️
11/20/2025

Today’s Christmas photos!! 🎄🎅❤️

🐾 Crazy Cat Dog GroomingProfessional Grooming Services in Carson City📍 Carson City, Nevada📞 775-882-1600✂️ Grooming Serv...
11/19/2025

🐾 Crazy Cat Dog Grooming
Professional Grooming Services in Carson City
📍 Carson City, Nevada
📞 775-882-1600
✂️ Grooming Services We Offer
🛁 Bath & Brush
Deep-clean bath
Blow-dry & brush-out
Deshedding (as needed)
Ear cleaning
Nail trim included
🐾 Full-Service Grooming
Breed-specific or owner-requested haircuts
Full bath & blow-dry
Brush-out & coat care
Nails, sanitary trim & paw trim
✨ Touch-Ups
Face, feet & f***y tidy
Feather and fringe clean-up
Great between full grooms
💅 Nail Services
Nail trims
Nail grinding (upon request)
🚶‍♂️ Walk-Ins Welcome!
Quick nail trims
Minor touch-ups
Fast, friendly service
❤️ Why Choose Us?
Gentle, patient handling
Experienced groomers
Clean, safe, and stress-free environment
Big dogs, small dogs, puppies — everyone is welcome!
Cats welcome too!

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4630 US Highway 50 E, Ste 12
Carson City, NV
89701

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Tuesday 8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4pm
Friday 8:30am - 4pm
Saturday 8:30am - 4pm

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