Lucky Mutt Grooming

05/21/2026

Getting in some grooming before the holiday!🇺🇸🐾

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05/21/2026

We’ve got a few spots available before Memorial Day 🇺🇸❤️🐾

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05/16/2026

Here’s a home groom done on Teodoro! This pup got his first groom with us so that he could get used to the grooming process. As he gets older and keeps coming back for his hygienic maintenance, he’ll be more comfortable with his grooming and have a healthy coat over all.🐾

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day from Lucky Mutt Grooming ❤️🐾

04/29/2026

Pawsitivity and cuteness. Its mandatory lol 💯🐾😄

For your poodle groom call- 469-777-8070

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04/17/2026

Hey, Toby! Looking good! 🐾☺️

04/03/2026

04/03/2026

Another day in the salon 🐾

03/28/2026

Hi Folks! Thank you for supporting Moms in business!
Your support helps build the next generation, and shows my kids what personal growth and hard work looks like!

03/15/2026

We miss you Suggy ❤️🐾

For many people, the loss of a pet brings profound grief—and research confirms that this reaction is completely natural. Dogs often become central to daily life, sharing routines like morning walks, quiet evenings, and the simple comfort of presence. When they are gone, the absence can feel just as painful as losing a close family member.

Researchers explain that the human brain processes the loss of a pet in ways similar to other strong emotional bonds. People may struggle with sleep, concentration, or feelings of emptiness at home. Some replay final moments or question medical decisions, while others feel the loss most strongly in everyday habits that suddenly disappear.

What matters most is the connection that existed. Dogs provide loyalty, companionship, and unconditional love, and losing that bond can deeply affect a person’s emotional well-being. Grief doesn’t follow a fixed timeline, and everyone mourns differently. Honoring their memory and allowing space to heal helps keep that love present while moving forward.

References:
Death Studies — Grief Following Pet and Human Loss, Closeness Is Key
Anthrozoös — Adjustment to the Death of a Companion Animal
Human Animal Interaction Bulletin — Predictors of Grief After Pet Loss
Animals — Pet Humanisation and Related Grief
Psychology Today — Why Losing a Pet Hurts So Much

02/13/2026

Finally a post that makes sense 🤷🏽‍♀️ lol

Dogs are often our reminder that safety, loyalty, and comfort can exist without conditions. They sit beside us without suspicion and love us without hidden motives. With dogs, what you see is what you get. That honesty is why so many people choose paws over people.