01/30/2026
Grooming is almost as important as taking your dog to a vet. Although we can not diagnose your pet, I have caught cancerous lumps, skin issues, bad/loose teeth, ear infections, and even a**l gland masses. While not all groomers are created equal, a lot of us have experience in other fields working with pets, before we become groomers. Just recently, an owner took her baby in after I noticed something odd was going on with her hair. The vet confirmed it was as Thyroid issues, and she is now doing SO much better. Another dog R***r came in with a mass in his neck, his family took him in and the vet was able to remove it. Both of these kiddos are doing better today because I noticed an issue and mentioned it. We as groomers don't mention things to make you feel like a bad parent. Its because we truly love your baby like our own and want them to live their best, healthiest life. While grooming is not a substitute for a vet, we do work side by side in a way helping bring things to your attention so they can be looked at before it gets bad.