Happy Hounds Pet Salon

Happy Hounds Pet Salon Happy Hounds Pet Salon is here to give your pups the best spa day experience. 🐾 Text (916) 908-9083 for an appointment.

08/22/2025

✨ Every review tells a piece of our story, and together they show the heart of our Happy Hounds family. We’re so grateful for the trust you place in us with your pups, it means everything. Thank you for supporting our little salon and helping us grow into the warm, happy community we are today. 🐾💛

08/10/2025

Sunday mood: keeping it simple ✨🐾
Here’s a little slideshow of some of our grooms from the past couple months and you may have seen them before, but they’re just too cute not to share again! 💛
Happy Sunday from all of us at Happy Hounds!

Too-long nails aren't just a cosmetic issue—they can cause real pain and long-term joint problems for your dog. We see i...
08/07/2025

Too-long nails aren't just a cosmetic issue—they can cause real pain and long-term joint problems for your dog. We see it more often than we'd like, and it’s one of the most overlooked aspects of grooming.

Regular nail trims keep your pup comfortable, help prevent posture and mobility issues, and support healthy paws. We recommend trimming every 4–6 weeks, even if your dog isn’t due for a full groom yet!

Check out this post from International Canine Behaviorists for a deeper look into how long nails can silently hurt our pets. 🐾💔

Another post today from Sarah The Caring Canine Coach.
All about keeping your dog's nails at an appropriate length:
Could Long Nails Be Affecting Your Dogs Behaviour?

Trimming your dog’s nails can feel like a bit of a chore, and it's easy to put off or forget about them. But keeping nails short is more than just cosmetic, it's crucial for your dog's comfort and health.

Imagine when your toenails get too long and they press against the end of your shoes. It gets painful doesn’t it? Now, think about your dog. When their nails are too long, they press into the ground with each step, potentially causing discomfort and pain, especially on hard surfaces.

But here’s where it can get even more complex. If your dog tends to pull on the lead when they see another dog, and that pulling causes pain in their paws or limbs due to their overgrown nails, they may start to make a negative association if that pain happens when another dog appears.

Over time, your dog might begin to anticipate pain when seeing another dog and respond with barking, lunging, or avoidance behaviours in an attempt to prevent discomfort. That’s how something as simple as long nails can contribute to behaviour. Over time, long nails can also cause your dog to walk differently, potentially leading to more serious issues.

So, take a moment today to check your dog’s nails. If they’re touching the ground when your dog is standing still, it’s likely time for a trim. Just be cautious not to cut into the quick, as this can be painful and cause bleeding. If you're unsure or nervous about trimming them yourself, a vet or professional groomer can help keep them comfortable and well-maintained.

08/07/2025

Why be ordinary when you can be a tiger and a zebra? 🐅🦓✨
Jackie worked her creative magic and turned these two little pups into a fierce duo full of stripes, sass, and serious style!
All pet-safe dye, all fun, and definitely turning heads everywhere they go 🐾💛

08/06/2025

Reunited and it feels so good! 💛🐾
These two beautiful doodle girls are littermates who now live in separate homes but they’re still best friends and see each other all the time.
They just so happened to have spa days on the same day, so of course we had to let them have a little playdate between grooms ✨
Sisters, fluffier than ever, and still inseparable!

08/05/2025

Tiki has been coming to Caitlin for years, and she’s got just the right mix of sweetness and sass 🐾💛
She may be small, but her personality is huge and she always brings a little extra joy to our day.
From scruffy to sleek, she’s the queen of the glow-up and we absolutely adore her! ✨

08/04/2025

First spa day vibes! 🛁✨
This sweet pup had her very first grooming experience and got introduced to all the sights, sounds, and snuggles that come with it. 💛🐾
She was a little nervous, but she did so well — we’re so proud of her and can’t wait to watch her grow more confident with each visit!

08/03/2025

This sweet little doodle pup is still getting used to the grooming process, but she’s doing such a great job every visit 💛🐾
We’re taking it slow, keeping things positive, and watching her grow more confident each time.
Big thanks to her amazing mom for practicing at home and helping her feel safe and prepared — teamwork makes all the difference!

08/01/2025

From fluff to fabulous ✨🐾
Happy Friday!
This doodle girl got her glow-up and she’s feelin’ fresh! 💛

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9260 Sierra College Boulevard Suite 200
Roseville, CA
95661

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Wednesday 10am - 6:30pm
Thursday 10am - 6:30pm
Friday 10am - 6:30pm
Saturday 10am - 6:30pm

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Apprentice Dog Stylist

My name is Caitlin and I am an Apprentice Dog Groomer at De La Pet Salon. I’m learning under April Lopez, the owner of De La Pet Salon, an experienced groomer. I LOVE what I do and have always wanted to work in the animal industry. I’ve had experience in dog rescue, pet boarding, breeding and I’ve had a life time of experience with all animals.