The Urban Pet

02/03/2015

The Urban pet is closed as of Feb 28th, 2015.

17/02/2015

I'm excited to go to the Rally again this year.

Interested in Extreme Creative grooming for felines? Then be sure to catch Katrina Henrie's seminar, Extreme Creative Cats! Katrina is not only a CFMG and MCPCG but also the winner of the 2014 Feline Design competition, the only extreme creative competition for felines! Feline Design is a pre-groom competition, so get your entries ready!

https://www.groomingrally.com/lectures.html

13/02/2015

We can help with the hairball part. :}

🐱 valentine gifts from your cat 🐱

23/01/2015

Baby it's cold outside! Please don't let your furkid turn into a snowman in the freezing weather. If you're cold, they're cold....so bring them inside!

Groom by NAPCG member Elizabeth Byers.

15/01/2015

We had a request to list our price range. Our price for boarding is $20 per night. Fairly standard for our area. It would be impossible to list a price for grooming however. That would depend on breed, size, behavior, coat condition, and what specifically the owner would want us to do. It would range from $35 (Chihuahua bath and brush) all the way up to $200 (giant breed sized, in bad condition and aggressive). For more specific information, please contact us directly.

14/01/2015

Just remember to tell us when booking your appointment if you want something like this as it does take extra time.

Want a fresh new look for your pet? Talk to your professional groomer about a salon creative style that suits your furkid and fits with your ability to maintain through combing and brushing. Remember: the longer (or fluffier) your pets' coat is, the more maintenance you will need to provide between appointments.

Marjory is owned and groomed by NAPCG president Bullet Brown.

09/01/2015

While this little fellow's scarf is just a decorative accessory used by his professional groomer, there are things pet owners can do to help pets deal with the frigid weather.

Coats and sweaters help to hold warmth near the core of your pets body. Boots help to keep paws warm and also keep the feet away from de-icing products that can be damaging and toxic.

But the most important thing a pet owner can do to help their pet keep warm through the winter months is to keep them on a regular grooming schedule! Even if your pet doesn't need a "hair cut", it is still important to maintain your schedule through the winter months. The canine coat is designed to hold warm air near the skin. But when debris, dirt, and dead, shedding coat become trapped, the coat cannot properly do it's job. Your professional groomer has the tools, products, and equipment to care for your pets coat year round!

Groom by NAPCG member Rachel Nowell.

06/01/2015

Picture day, don't miss it!! Scott does really nice work.

29/12/2014

I'm sorry if I don't answer the phone over the next couple of days. I have a bad case of laryngitis. Please leave a message and I will have someone with a voice call you back asap. ~Trina.

24/12/2014

22/12/2014

Oh no! It's Bruce The Grinch! Hide the roast beast!

Bruce is owned and groomed by NAPCG member Lindsay Jimenez.

11/12/2014

Meowy Christmas.