Poochi's Dog Groomers LLC

08/04/2026

Transformation Tuesday!

08/04/2026

Look at this cutie patootie 🥰 Gia getting some extra loving while enjoying her spa day

08/02/2026

Have a pretty in pink happy Sunday

07/31/2026

Its already that time of the year and we are gearing up for those fresh cuts to start the school year

06/26/2026

06/21/2026

Job perks= loving on this little nugget. He was stretched out loving his massages

06/21/2026

Pictures do no justice for this little pint size guy. He cant be more than 3 lbs and is fully grown. Manny is such a good boy when he comes to Poochi’s and is loved by all of us.

06/12/2026

Please break me out of Jail. Aren’t I cute with my pig tails and teefy smile

06/12/2026

Splish Splash Shelby was ready for her bath! 🛁 🫧🧼

06/01/2026

Blueberry… give them a treat that makes an impact

Research shows that feeding dogs🐶 blueberries🫐 as treats can support healthier aging by helping reduce oxidative stress, a key driver of cellular damage over time. Blueberries are rich in anthocyanins and polyphenols, compounds linked to improved antioxidant status, brain health, and reduced inflammation in both animal and canine studies. In sled dog and feeding trials, blueberry supplementation🫐 has been shown to increase antioxidant capacity, helping protect cells from damage associated with exercise and aging. Emerging research also suggests these compounds may help defend DNA🧬 from oxidative stress, supporting overall cellular resilience. Interestingly, studies comparing fresh and frozen❄️ blueberries have found that freezing preserves these antioxidants and may even increase their measured availability. This happens because ice crystal formation breaks down cell walls, making anthocyanins easier to release when consumed. Combined with the fact that frozen berries are typically harvested at peak ripeness, they can deliver antioxidant levels equal to or even higher than fresh store-bought berries. Together, the evidence suggests blueberries, especially when fed regularly, are a simple, functional addition that may help support your dog’s long-term health and aging process.

Start with ¼ to ½ tsp per 10lbs of body weight a day.