Rub A Dub Dog Grooming

12/01/2025

11/25/2025

Thanksgiving is almost here! We still have a few appointments available on Wednesday. Give us a call at 530-528-2364 if you still need to get your pup ready for company!

11/12/2025

Thanksgiving is just over two weeks away! There is still time to schedule an appointment for your pet, but spaces are limited and going fast! Give us a call at 530-528-2364 to reserve your appointment.

10/31/2025

Rub A Dub Dog Grooming is hosting a toenail trim clinic Saturday, November 1st, from 11-12:30. No appointment necessary. $10/dog, cash only! 813 Lincoln St in Red Bluff.

10/10/2025

We are so excited to launch our new lost and found pet portal! This resource gives you the ability to post lost/found pets, and map them too. You can view missing or found pets in your area to connect pets to their families, and help get them back home.

Check it out here: https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/11e9f30be1bb40e185af823d49daf927

Thank you to Tehama County Transportation Committee for putting this resource together!

09/17/2025

We are hosting a nail trim clinic Saturday, September 20th, from 1:00-2:30. $10 per dog, cash only. No appointment necessary. 813 Lincoln St in Red Bluff.

08/07/2025

Rub A Dub Dog Grooming is hosting a nail trim clinic on Saturday August 9th from 11-12:30p. $10/dog, cash only. No appointment necessary. 813 Lincoln St, Red Bluff.

07/10/2025

We are hosting a toenail trim clinic Saturday, July 12th, from 10:00-11:30. No appointment necessary. $10/dog, cash only! 813 Lincoln St in Red Bluff.

07/04/2025

We hope that everyone has a safe and sane 4th of July! We are closed today to celebrate with our family. We will be back to work on Monday.

07/03/2025

The 4th of July poses significant risks for dogs, with a 30% increase in lost pets during this time, making July 5th the busiest day for animal shelters. Here are 5 tips to keep your canine safe on the 4th of July.🇺🇸🎆🐾

1. To keep your canine safe, one effective method is to desensitize them to the sound of fireworks. This can be done by playing sound recordings of fireworks during playtime, helping your dog associate the noise with positive experiences.
2. To help your dog feel safe during fireworks, consider providing a crate as a secure space. Anxious dogs often find comfort in the enclosed environment of a crate. To enhance coziness, add fuzzy blankets and a favorite stuffed toy to make it more inviting.
3. Distract with Toys: Use treat-dispensing toys or Kong balls filled with peanut butter to keep your dog engaged and focused on play during the noise.
4. Outfit Your Dog with Collar & Tags: Ensure your dog has an updated collar with tags that include your contact information. Having recent photos on hand can also be helpful in case they get lost
5. Stay Home (If Possible): Your dog will feel most secure with you nearby, so if you can, try to stay home to provide comfort during the fireworks.

Here’s to a safe 4th of July for both you and your canine.

06/30/2025

“Benji” is feeling very patriotic after his visit to Rub A Dub Dog Grooming! Schedule your pet’s appointment by calling 530-528-2364