Emerald City Dog Spa INC.

08/29/2025

08/26/2025

Happy national dog day to my very own, Hope 💜

08/26/2025

Update ; all filled !!

I have grooming apts available for this Thursday the 28th , Friday the 29th and Monday sept 1st .
Pm or text to claim !
Text 631-272-0626

08/25/2025

Complimentary groom for any of these pups if you adopt !!

08/24/2025

Cage-free, individual dog grooming and boarding services are available. Our unique setting provides top-notch, experienced care. All breeds and sizes are welcome. Dogs are never mixed (same household can stay together)

Here’s all the information you may need regarding my boarding services (there is also a pinned post on this page for grooming information).

Please feel free to message or text for more information and a quote.
Pease also see the comments on below link for some reviews!
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Wu6Te1TRD/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Located at 526b rt25a rocky point by 11778.
You can reach me at 631-849-5234
or text 631-272-0626

08/21/2025

“Proud to partner with Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine, and the Suffolk County Legislature, to provide a free rabies vaccinations to Suffolk residents who can get their ferrets, cats and dogs vaccinated at our Brookhaven shelter, after several raccoons in the county were found this year to have contracted the deadly viral disease, health officials said.

The Suffolk County Department of Health Services — together with the Town of Brookhaven — is offering the shots at the Brookhaven Animal Shelter on Saturday between 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The shots will be given as long as supplies last, officials said. Dogs are required to be on a leash, while ferrets and cats need to be in a carrier, they said.

"Vaccinating pets not only provides protection for the animals but also acts as a barrier to keep the rabies virus from spreading between wild animals and people," according to a statement from officials”

Suffolk County and Brookhaven Town are offering the shots at the Brookhaven Animal Shelter.

08/18/2025

Posting a gentle reminder of the importance of punctuality and providing adequate notice when canceling appointments. While unforeseen circumstances may arise, it is considered common courtesy to notify me in a timely manner.
Same as if those who arrive 20-45 minutes late or fail to show up for a scheduled appointment with a doctor or dentist, who will be canceled and charged a fee. I have been trying to avoid having to take deposits or keep credit cards on file to charge a no-show fee.

I would like to extend my appreciation to all clients who respect my time and arrive promptly. I also appreciate your consideration in providing sufficient notice when rescheduling appointments or if running a couple minutes behind.

I kindly request that you value my time and provide adequate notice if you need to cancel or reschedule an appointment. If you are unable to keep your scheduled appointment, please notify me by text or voicemail at your earliest convenience. A minimum of 24 hours' notice is greatly appreciated so someone else may have your spot.

Please note that I am unable to answer phone calls while grooming. If you have not received a call or text from me, it indicates that your dog's grooming session is still in progress.

Thank you to all my amazing clients who make my job a pleasure ! 🌞

08/14/2025

Revan asks if you’ve made your dogs next spa day appointment ? ! And not to forgot to book their next doggy vacation 😎.

You can find more information about my grooming and boarding on the pinned post , on the main page! (Click emerald city dog spa inc and scroll down just a little ) My facility is totally individual, and cage free! No worries of your dog(s) getting hurt in a room full of other dogs.

Call 631-849-5234 or Text 631-272-0626
526b rt 25a Rocky Point

08/11/2025

In 1964, The New York Times profiled a 32-year-old Upper East Sider who left a comfortable job in electronics to do something no one else was doing: walk dogs, professionally. Armed with leashes and charm, Buck strolled Manhattan’s sidewalks with five, six, sometimes eight dogs at a time, drawing crowds and one-liners from doormen and cops alike.

He wasn’t just walking dogs. He was building an institution.

By the time he died in 2013, Jim Buck was widely credited as the first professional dog walker in NYC—and likely the country. Rain, snow, or Park Avenue sunshine, he showed up in a tie, often with a better stride than the men in suits.

08/11/2025

Happy Monday, and thank you to all my awesome clients who always refer me 💚

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