Lil Bit of Grooming

08/28/2026

Last. Minute available appointments tomorrow Friday
8:00, 9:00 and 10:00
Message here to book

08/28/2026

Last minute available appointments Friday 8/28
8:30, 9:00 & 10:00
Message here to book.

08/21/2026

08/20/2026

Lil friends getting pampered 🐾
Cat and dog grooming in the heart of Spokane.
Call 509-290-6787
Book online
LilBitofGrooming.myonlineappointment.com

1028 W Shannon Ave
Spokane WA 99205

New clients receive 10% off first groom.
Refer a friend and receive 10% off next groom.

August educators receive 10% off
September first responders receive 10% off

08/20/2026

Lil friends getting pampered 🐾
Cat and dog grooming in the heart of Spokane.
Call 509-290-6787
Book online
LilBitofGrooming.myonlineappointment.com

1028 W Shannon Ave
Spokane WA 99205

New clients receive 10% off first groom.
Refer a friend and receive 10% off next groom.

August educators receive 10% off
September first responders receive 10% off

08/17/2026

Grooming your pet with care and compassion.
Call 509-290-6787
LilBitofGrooming.myonlineappointment.com
Dog and cat grooming in Spokane Washington

08/07/2026

Schedule your pup for a Spaw day.
Call 509-290-6787
Book online
LilBitofGrooming.myonlineappointment.com

08/03/2026

Lil Bit of Grooming is open.
We are currently not in an evacuation zone.
We pray for all who have been impacted by these fires.
🐾🐾Please🐾🐾 comment on thread if you are in need of shelter, or supplies and we will do our collective best to take care of each other.
All of us, families and pets are safe.

07/29/2026

Say it ain’t so….its that time of year again!
🐾All educators receive a 10% off their grooming services in August. 🐾
Call 509-290-6787 or go online to book. LilBitofGrooming.myonlineappointment.com

07/18/2026

Good information!
We see many dogs that have these foxtails in their fur or splintered in their toes.

Every dog loves running through grass—but there’s one type you should always watch out for: foxtails.

These wild grasses may look harmless, but they have sharp, barbed seeds designed to burrow into the ground… and they can do the same to your dog. Once attached, they can work their way through skin and into the body, causing serious injury, infection, and even life-threatening complications.

Foxtails most often get stuck in a dog’s nose, ears, paws, eyes, or underbelly—and long-haired dogs are especially at risk because they’re harder to spot.

🚨 Warning signs to watch for:
• Sudden, excessive sneezing
• Head shaking or pawing at ears/eyes
• Limping or licking paws
• Swelling, lumps, or discharge

If a foxtail gets embedded, it won’t break down on its own—it can keep traveling through the body and usually requires a vet to remove it safely.

They’re commonly found in fields, trails, roadsides, and even some lawns, especially when the grass is dry and brittle.

Best way to protect your dog:
Avoid areas with foxtails when possible, and always do a quick check after walks—especially between toes, around ears, and near the eyes and nose.

A quick inspection can make all the difference.

A little awareness goes a long way—so our fur kids can safely enjoy every run, sniff, and adventure the outdoors has to offer. 🐾💛