Bark Avenue Grooming Deltona

07/28/2026

Anya’s is 4 months old and it’s her first tidy visit

07/23/2026

❤️ Loving Home Needed for a Senior Sweetheart Gracie ❤️

One of our longtime clients has made the heartbreaking decision to find a new home for her beloved 14-year-old Gracie. Due to a serious medical situation, she wants to make sure her best friend is safe, loved, and cared for before she is no longer able to do so herself and timing is very important right now.

This isn’t a decision she’s making lightly. She loves her dog deeply and simply wants the peace of knowing her companion will have a family to love her for the rest of her life.

Gracie is routinely groomed with us and is a really good girl you wouldn’t guess she is 14. She is a little sweet cockapoo.

If you’ve ever considered opening your heart to a senior dog, this is your chance to make an incredible difference. Senior dogs often make the most loyal, calm, and grateful companions.

If you or someone you know may be interested, please send us a private message. We will put you in touch with the owner so she can find the perfect forever home for her precious girl.

Please share this post so we can help this sweet senior find the loving home she deserves. ❤️🐾

07/14/2026

Please microchip your pets!

07/10/2026

Please welcome out new grooming family. Big day today: Mj, Chewbacca, Pj, Midnight , Gus and Winnie 🩷🩵 🐾

07/09/2026

Please be advised that there is no walk-in nail trims Friday July 10 due to large number of cats being groomed. Thank you!

07/08/2026

‼️ RABIES ALERT ‼️

The Florida Department of Health in Volusia County has issued a 60-day rabies alert for a portion of Daytona Beach following a confirmed case of rabies in an unvaccinated cat found near the intersection of A1A and Hartford Avenue.

The alert area extends from Plaza Boulevard to Golf Boulevard and from the Atlantic Ocean west to the Halifax River.

Residents and visitors are urged to avoid contact with wild or stray animals, keep pets vaccinated and under supervision, and report animal bites or scratches immediately. If your pet has been exposed to a wild animal, contact your veterinarian and Daytona Beach Animal Control at (386) 248-1777. If you have been bitten or scratched by an animal, seek medical attention and report the incident to the Florida Department of Health in Volusia County at (386) 274-0651.

Learn more about rabies prevention at FloridaHealth.gov/Rabies.

06/29/2026

Clyde

06/27/2026

Satoshi

06/26/2026

Lucky

06/25/2026

Molly