Glamour Grooms

03/31/2026

Say hello to Tootsie, Winston, and Nick! I have room for new clients under thirty pounds. Call or text to get on my schedule today! 405-314-7230 💜🐶💜

03/13/2026

As pet professionals we see this all too often but are reluctant to convey what we’re seeing for fear of hurting our relationship with our clients. Please step back and really look at your beloved companions with fresh eyes.

02/20/2026

As you can see, Leo needed some serious help today. We got out all our tools to help free him from the mats and he’s now feeling his absolute best. As ever, it’s our pleasure to help out. 💜🐶💜

02/19/2026

Today was double the cuteness!! Welcome Bambi and Cece, so stinkin’ adorable these two, they had a great spa day. 💜🐶💜

01/22/2026

Warm welcome to Roxy, Glamour Groom’s newest client! It was our pleasure to help you look your best. 💜🐶💜

01/19/2026

Zoey and Daisy had their first appointment today and they stole our hearts!! 💜🐶💜

01/12/2026

Did you get a puppy for Christmas? If so and it’s too young yet for a salon visit this is a fantastic way to set them up for future grooming success. An electric toothbrush simulates both the sound and sensation of being clipped. Look how calm this baby is, that’s exactly what we do the first couple of times in the salon to get them used to being groomed. Early desensitization is key! 💜🐶💜

12/23/2025

Happy Holidays!! One more day here at Glamour Grooms and I just had to share this adorable puppy. I hope you all have a safe and Merry Christmas! 💜🐶💜

12/18/2025

Christmas is almost here!! My schedule is full, as well as my heart. I’m so blessed with a loyal family of clients. Thank you for another year of sharing in your pet’s lives, it’s a labor of love that I’m so thankful to be able to continue. Here’s to more puppy love in 2026! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!! 🐶💜🐶

09/19/2025

Millie was recently adopted by a loving family and today she got her big time glow up! 💜🐶💜

08/26/2025

CJ celebrated National Dog Day by getting pampered and a fresh do! How are you showing your best friends all the love on their special day? Feel free to shout them out below! 💜🐶💜

08/02/2025

Here’s some great information about fleas and flea control in the environment.

Got fleas? They suck!

Did you know that fleas live for a year and a half? Adult fleas lay up to 50 eggs per day! They hatch out of their egg after a 3 week incubation period or are triggered to emerge out of the pupal stages by sensing CO2. They are very difficult to kill when they’re in the egg or pupa form, and 85% of fleas are in that form. Baby fleas look like miniature maggots and eat flea p**p which is the black speckles of dried blood in the pets fur. The pet shakes and the eggs, pupa, and flea “dirt” fall onto the floor or furniture until they hatch.

The best way to get rid of fleas is to treat all the animals in the house. You can additionally vacuum daily, but you must take the canister outside, otherwise the fleas will hatch out of their pupa and crawl out of the vacuum canister.

Medications over the counter can have mixed results. For instance, Capstar starts killing adult fleas after 30 minutes, but only lasts for 24 hours. Frontline and other OTC topicals are not as effective any more because fleas have developed resistance to them.

Prescription medications like Bravecto work well for generally a few months. This helps break the flea life cycle because it kills fleas after they hatch, but you might see live fleas every 3 or so weeks as they hatch and are killed. Other products work by preventing eggs from hatching, such as Sentinel which works by inhibiting keratin formation and hardening so the baby fleas can’t emerge from their egg or pupa.

Fleas carry a variety of diseases as well. The bubonic plague was spread by fleas. Bartonella is a major zoonotic concern as well since it also infects people. Tapeworms, which look like rice segments, need an adult flea to complete their life cycle as well.

If you have fleas, give Boomer Vet a call (405-321-1890) and we can help you get some prescription medication.