Angie’s Dog Grooming

06/25/2025

ATTENTION PLEASE READ & SHARE 👇🏼

As a professional dog groomer, there are a large number of double coated breeds. We meet many dog owners asking if their dog coat is too long or too hot for them, and if we can shave or clip them. Dogs do not cool down like humans, and clipping or shaving them brings more harm than good to double coated breeds.

These dogs have two layers of fur, and both layers are just as equally important. These layers should and SHOULD be maintained as they originally were. The bottom layer is known as the undercoat, these little fur are fluffy, soft and very short. They do a good job at insulating the dog by trapping air around them and help maintain an optimal temperature for your dog.

Some double coated breeds: Labrador, Golden Retriever, Husky, Australian Shepherd, Japanese Spitz, Border Collie

06/23/2025

DON'T FORGET! With the heat wave on the way, you CANNOT leave your pets unattended in the car. Cracking the windows does not help the situation. Within a short amount of time, the inside of your vehicle will heat to a level that becomes dangerous and even deadly.

06/23/2025

Tie Dye Dog Collars and Leashes are back in stock!!
Get yours before they’re gone 😍🐾

06/21/2025

Vaccines Needed for Dog Grooming 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
Due to the individual health risks and considerations involved in the vaccine process, there's no one-size-fits-all dog vaccination schedule. Your vet may have a customized vaccination timeline they recommend for your dog based on what's best for his or her health. Regardless of the schedule you set for your dog, you will need certain essential vaccines administered before a groomer will provide services.
In general, these required dog vaccines will follow a set schedule:
6-8 weeks: Parvovirus and distemper vaccines.
10-12 weeks: DHPP shot, which includes vaccines for distemper, parvovirus, parainfluenza, and adenovirus. After this vaccination, your dog may be eligible to visit your local groomer for the first time.
16-18 weeks: DHPP booster and rabies vaccine.
12-16 months: DHPP and rabies boosters.
Every 1-2 years: DHPP booster.
Every 1-3 years: Rabies booster.
You will need to make sure that vaccinations are up to date on the date of the grooming. If the next DHPP vaccination is overdue based on your dog's age, your groomer will likely require you to get the vaccine before the grooming appointment.

06/20/2025

PLEASE use the 7-Second Rule - if you can't hold your hand on that surface for 7 seconds; then it's too hot for their paws. 🐾 🔥

Take those walks early in the morning or later in the evening to avoid unintentionally harming your pups! 🐕

06/19/2025

Who needs a cute dog themed can insulator for this Summer ??!! Available in store - $7.99 / each 🐾

06/17/2025

Who needs a cute dog themed can insulator for this weekend ?? Available in store - $7.99 / each 🐾

06/16/2025

Folks, it's HOT outside. And it's even hotter inside a parked car! Temperatures rise to dangerous levels inside cars incredibly fast, and parking in the shade or leaving the windows open doesn't help much (it's like cracking the oven door - you're still cooking!). Running into the store for "just a minute" can be fatal for furry friends and children - please don't do it!

06/15/2025

06/12/2025

New can koozies have arrived!! Just in time for Father’s Day 🐾