Western Wags

06/06/2026

Here is a list of upcoming appointment availability! Reach out for scheduling or book with our online link.

I’ll be pretty available to answer today even though the shop is closed this weekend.

https://western-wags.square.site

06/01/2026

We haven’t been good at updating lately…

Lots of progression going on in our animal-filled world.

Soonest appointment availabilities starting Monday June 8th.

05/30/2026

Fully booked next week. Message me to get on the schedule starting Monday June 8th.

05/28/2026

Monday June 1st: 12 PM available!

05/25/2026

Remembering for Memorial Day.

Hope the majority of you are enjoying your extended weekend off.

We have a full week ahead for grooming. There are some appointment availabilities on Friday and Saturday.

05/25/2026

Burnout doesn’t always arrive loudly.

Sometimes it just looks like stepping away for a little while.

A little reset, a little breathing space… and a reminder that there’s a real person behind Groomer Humour too.

Anyway… I’m back 🫶🏼

05/19/2026

Contact through Facebook or the square app only today.

The shop number will be unavailable.

05/15/2026

05/14/2026

Announcement on pricing fluctuation:

No business is happy doing this, and I’m frankly tired of my own product and fees increasing to offer the services that I do to serve both you and your pets.

I’ve noticed in the recent weeks that I’m unfortunately not the only one being affected. I’ve seen multiple local businesses post price increases in reflection of our cost to keep our doors open.

I’m blessed with continued and GROWING business. I am continuing to take new clients, new pets, and see where we can go from here. I am still competitively priced with other local salons within Stephenville.

Bachelor of Science in Animal Science, 6 years of grooming experience, 10+ years veterinary technician experience, and happily a veterinary-recommended grooming salon by a couple veterinary clinics local to Stephenville!

05/13/2026

Topic: SPEAR GRASS

I don’t ever recommend shaving a double coated breed unless it’s for medical reasons or environmental considerations like this.

The photo of the seed with blood tinge in the hemostats is a good example of how deep they can get imbedded into the skin.