06/05/2026
Over the past several months, I have had the opportunity to work with many Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, and other small animals that have come from a variety of situations—animal shelters, rescue groups, farms, private homes, and even animals found as strays.
Unfortunately, I have seen an increasing number of small animals that have been living with grooming, husbandry, nutritional, or medical concerns for quite some time. I want everyone to know that when I say this, it comes from a place of compassion and concern, not judgment.
I am here to help.
Whether you are a new small animal owner, have questions about your pet's care, or simply aren't sure if something is normal, please reach out. My goal is always to improve your animal's quality of life, comfort, and overall well-being.
During grooming appointments, I often identify issues that owners may not have noticed, including concerns that could benefit from veterinary attention. While grooming is not a substitute for veterinary care, regular grooming can play an important role in maintaining your pet's health and helping catch potential problems early.
Many small animal owners do not seek routine veterinary care as often as dog and cat owners, and that's understandable. However, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, and other small animals deserve the same attention to their health and comfort. Regular grooming and husbandry assessments can make a tremendous difference in their lives.
If finances are a concern, please don't let that stop you from reaching out. I truly want to help, and pricing may be flexible depending on your situation. Sometimes a conversation, an assessment, or a grooming appointment can be the first step toward improving an animal's health and happiness.
Give us a call, drop us a text or email. (772)708-9668 : [email protected]
