Foxy Hound Pet Spa

05/20/2025

05/02/2025

Do you notice your fur babies are always itching, licking, rolling, rubbing ?

Notice bumps and scabs ??

Frito funky smells no matter how much you bathe your baby ? 🤢🤮

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05/02/2025

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Must read, Beware of this tool!

A little PSA as I keep seeing these recommended on social media by influencers and in groups.

Do you have a furminator?

Throw it in the bin.🗑 🚮

"But I get so much hair out with it"

A furminator is a blade. I've attached a photo of a super short grooming blade next to the furminator blade to compare. The only reason you think it works so well and you get so much hair out is because it's actually cutting your dogs coat. It cuts the good hair, the top coat and leaves long lasting damage, you may not notice at first or ever but its definitely doing the damage and your pups coat will begin to get shorter and shorter, becoming more sparse.

A good metal comb and a slicker brush are all you need. Throw that furminator in the trash bin.

04/09/2025

Thrive Pet Healthcare is here to help you keep your pet's ears healthy. Learn signs of ear infections, cleaning methods, and how to prevent future issues.

04/05/2025

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04/03/2025

𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗕𝗹𝗼𝗴 𝗔𝗹𝗲𝗿𝘁 🚨
Pet grooming isn’t just about looks—it’s vital for their health and well-being. Discover what Melanie Newman says about why regular grooming is essential for your dog's physical comfort, cleanliness, and overall happiness. 🐾✨
Read here 👉️ https://tr.ee/qH2I7yBvZM

03/27/2025

Why you should never cut a Nordic dog's hair?.

The reason is simple to explain, but, difficult to understand by many owners.

The double layer of hair of these breeds (Husky, Alaska Malamute, Samoyedo, etc. ) works as a temperature regulator when it's hot, so it keeps them cool, unlike what you'd think (that they're being grilled).

The photos were taken with an infrared camera, in which we can observe a Nordic specimen, and as the fur regulates its body temperature, the bluest areas represent the coldest areas and the reds, the hottest.

The recommendation is that you never cut your dogs' hair, alter the natural thermoregulation mechanism and leave them defenseless against natural elements such as the sun, promoting so they suffer heat stroke, for example.

If you think your pets are suffering from the heat, the best thing you can do is provide them with fresh, cold and clean water, a shady place, you can help with fan, ice, shallow pools, etc.

Photos courtesy of Dr. Degner and Animal Surgical Center of Michigan..
Via: Siberian Husky Club RD
Practical Veterinary Medicine

03/26/2025

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