Canine Cuts

08/06/2026

The dogs don’t judge my dancing… at least not to my face. 😂💜

They get one-on-one attention, lots of love, and a groom in a calm environment. I get a happy wagging tail and an audience for my questionable dance moves. Sounds like a fair trade. 🐾

08/03/2026

A lot of people think grooming is just about making their dog look cute, but it’s so much more than that.

Keeping your dog on a regular grooming schedule can help prevent painful matting, keep their skin and coat healthy, reduce shedding, keep nails and paw pads in good shape, and even catch skin or ear issues before they become bigger problems.

Most dogs do best on a 6-8 week schedule, even if they don’t “look dirty.” Staying consistent helps keep grooming a positive, stress-free experience and keeps your pup feeling as good as they look.

If your dog is due for a spa day, I’d love to help!

Text/call: 302-399-3792
www.caninecutsgrooming.com

Your dog deserves to look good, feel good, and be comfortable year-round.

07/31/2026

I have appointments available over the next couple of weeks and would love to help get your furry friend looking and feeling their best! Whether they need a bath, a full haircut, nail trimming, or just a little pampering, now is a great time to book.

Don’t wait until your pup is overdue for grooming! Message me or book online to reserve a time that works best for you. I look forward to seeing all of my returning clients and meeting some new furry faces, too! ❤️

Call/ Text: 302-399-3792
E-mail: [email protected]
www.caninecutsgrooming.com

07/29/2026

These three beautiful girls are littermates, but they each have a personality all their own! Dixie, Dolly, and Daisy are always such a joy to groom, and I absolutely love getting to know each of their sweet and silly personalities. Thank you so much for the wonderful message and for trusting me with your girls, they are truly a special trio! 💜🐾🐶

07/27/2026

Groomer’s Corner: The Benefits of Teeth Brushing!

Just like us, our dogs need regular dental care!

Keeping up with your dog’s oral hygiene can help with reducing plaque buildup, freshening breath, promoting healthy teeth and gums, supporting overall health, and helping prevent dental disease.

Groomer’s Tip: The best time to start brushing your dog’s teeth is when they’re young, but it’s never too late to begin! Brushing just 2–3 times a week can make a noticeable difference in your dog’s dental health.

✨ Ask about adding a teeth brushing service to your pup’s next grooming appointment! While it isn’t a replacement for professional veterinary dental cleanings, it’s a great way to help maintain a healthier smile between vet visits.

Canine Cuts Grooming
302-399-3792
www.caninecutsgrooming.com

What questions do you have about brushing your dog’s teeth? I’d be happy to help!

07/24/2026

‼️available appointments for next week ‼️
Need a grooming appointment?
Call/text: 302-399-3792
www.caninecutsgrooming.com

07/23/2026

I absolutely love getting feedback! Baxter is such a good boy, and I could tell he felt amazing after his groom. He was strutting around showing off. 💜

Need an appointment?
Call or text: 302-399-3792
www.caninecutsgrooming.com

07/21/2026

I had a very special visitor today! My fur niece Aria! She had an absolute blast playing with my dogs and foster pup, and fit right in. For her very first groom, she was an absolute doll! I am so very proud of this beautiful little girl! And yes, she was absolutely spoiled by me!💜🐾

07/21/2026

07/20/2026

✨Groomer’s corner: Benefits of Brushing your dog 🐾

Welcome to the first post in our groomer’s corner series! Every week I’ll be sharing quick dog care tips to help keep your dogs happy, healthy, and looking their absolute best!

This week’s topic is the benefits of brushing your dog! Check out the flyer below for some helpful information. 🐶

Question of the week: how often do you brush your dog’s coat? Let me know in the comments!