Pawlished Pets Grooming Salon

03/05/2025

Due to our winter wonderland, we will be closed today! March 5, 2025. Please be safe! We will see you soon!!

01/18/2025

01/18/2025

01/18/2025

01/17/2025

Hello all. My name is Heather and I am one of Tori’s coworkers (groomers at a metro… Heather Soucheray needs your support for Craig and Tori need our help!

01/08/2025

01/08/2025

Cats just need help….lol

01/05/2025

Please help!!! 💔

Hello all. My name is Heather and I am one of Tori’s coworkers (groomers at a metro… Heather Soucheray needs your support for Craig and Tori need our help!

01/03/2025

https://www.gofundme.com/f/craig-and-tori-need-our-help

Our Tori and Craig need your help and share. Her partner suffered a major brain bleed. They need our thoughts, prayers and support!! Anything helps for the long road ahead.
Deb

Hello all. My name is Heather and I am one of Tori’s coworkers (groomers at a metro… Heather Soucheray needs your support for Craig and Tori need our help!

11/21/2024

When living with a dog who has lots of energy it can seem logical to think that they need more exercise to tire them out - longer, faster walks, more throwing of a ball (or using a ball chuckler), always more, more, more...

While this does on the surface seem to make perfect sense, when following that advice what we are actually doing is making the situation worse. Think about how an athlete works to increase their fitness - they do more and faster. Now think about throwing a ball for the dog repeatedly. This is much like the shuttle runs those athletes do to increase their speed and fitness levels.

The great news is that there is another option for these high energy dogs. Yes, they need physical exercise, but they also need mental exercise. Luckily, mental exercise is a fairly easy thing to provide for all dogs, and we can even fit a great amount in on our daily walks.

Sniffing is an activity suitable for all dogs. Scent is the primary way dogs analyse and interpret their world, with an olfactory capability way better than that of humans. Simply giving your dog time and space to sniff on a walk gets that brain working and that will tire your dog more than you might realise. My own Border Collies (one of whom is the young dog sniffing in the image) will relax and snooze as much after 20 minutes of sniffing as they will after a 2 hour mostly off lead walk.

There are lots of ways to provide mental exercise for dogs, but this most powerful form is something that we can access free at any time, just by giving them the time to investigate their surroundings in the way that works best for them.

11/11/2024

Thank you!!!

10/05/2024

Odin’s 4th Birthday… and mom gave us gifts!!! Happy Birthday Odin!!! We ❤️ you!

08/27/2024

Happy National Dog Day!!

07/05/2024