The Pooch Parlor

03/07/2025

📣It’s almost time for Funny 4 Fido! And we are looking for sponsors!📣

We are currently looking for local business or individuals to sponsor our event! You can even sponsor in honor of your past or current pet! $100 will get your logo on display, if you have one, your name listed on our sponsor list at the event, and a shout out on social media.

Learn more here: https://givebutter.com/funny4fido-2025

*THANK YOU to our event sponsors!*

Tito’s Handmade Vodka
In Honor of Phoebe Reis
Milk Thistle Farm
For Our Sweet Daisy - Denise Mann
Sue Ann Votta
Rosa's Tavern
Balanced Wealth Management
Bad Dog Basics
The Pooch Parlor
Annie's Escapes Inc.
Ross, Nicole & Dino
Bob, Elisa, Tula, Sally & Nero
Steve, Beth & Oxford Sherman
Henry, Linda & Kynlee Eknaian
Gary, Kristin & Lucy Costello
Roy Rathbone
Billie
Tim, Lea & Mason Hauser
Joyce & Bailey Hickey

12/01/2024

I am officially fully booked until 2025. Any holiday appointment requests from here on out will have a $50 holiday premium added to your regular grooming cost.

11/27/2024

07/09/2024

07/05/2024

The Nut House, Pistachio, Hazelnut and Peanut, think you all should enter into the Birthday raffle! Baskets are up now at the store through 7/31 and will be out at the birthday party Sunday 7/7.

And that their mom runs The Pooch Parlor in the store for all your grooming needs 🛀🏼. Every pup deserves a spa day 🫧

07/05/2024

Happy 4th of July from my crew to yours ❤️🤍💙 we will be closed for vacation until Tuesday 7/9 🇺🇸

05/27/2024

We have last minute availability for baths and haircuts tomorrow 5/28 and Wednesday 5/29. Call or text 401-789-6454

🐶 🩵 🛁 🖤 ✂️ 🩷 🫧 💜

05/17/2024

Tomorrow morning! SOSARL's 1st Community Yard Sale!

Join us on Saturday May 18th 10am-2pm RAIN OR SHINE in the SOS reTAIL parking lot for a yard sale like no other. 100% of what is made at the sale will go to the dogs and everything will be negotiable FOR THE DOGS!

Types of items you can expect to see: clothing, jewelry, household items, sporting goods, tools, and of course pet related items! We will be giving a sneak peak of some of the items this week.

Plus adoptable dogs will be popping in to help you 'shop'!

*cash is HIGHLY encouraged

03/29/2024

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It’s time for a holiday weekend! Easter is upon us, and to help make sure you spend the weekend out having fun hiding eggs instead of waiting at the veterinarian’s office, make sure you’re aware of how to keep your pets safe! According to ASPCA Poison Control, these are the top hazards that they get calls about on Easter:

-CHOCOLATE: Chocolate contains a compound called theobromine which is toxic to our pets – it causes an increased heartrate, vomiting, diarrhea, trembling, and at high doses can even cause seizures. The darker or more bitter the chocolate, the more toxic it is – just a few ounces of baking chocolate can send a giant dog to the ER!

-LILIES: Every part of the lily – including pollen, leaves, and the water inside a vase – is toxic, and cats are especially sensitive. Lily toxicity can cause rapid, fatal kidney damage, with signs including vomiting, lethargy, drooling, and lack of appetite. Any of the “true lilies” (including Easter lilies) or daylilies are the most toxic and should be kept far away from pets.

-XYLITOL: Xylitol (sometimes known as “birch sugar”) is an artificial sweetener. Most often found in sugar-free gum, it’s also used in some candies and gummies. Xylitol is highly toxic and even a small amount can cause hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), seizures, or fatal liver damage.

-EASTER GRASS: While Easter Grass isn’t toxic, many pets find it irresistible to chew on – and when swallowed, those long strings of plastic can cause blockages in the GI tract, which can be fatal.

-TABLE FOOD: Be careful with table scraps! Foods that are very rich or high in fat and salt can cause stomach upset (vomiting and diarrhea) in our pets, and in some cases can even trigger dangerous pancreatitis. If you’re preparing a ham, make sure to keep the bones away from your dog, as they can cause blockages or splinters when chewed.

-HERBICIDES: As garden season starts, many of us start working on planting our favorite flowers. Keep fertilizers and chemicals out of reach of your pets!

03/27/2024

These cuties are ready for the Easter bunny
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02/20/2024

A few of our friends from this week 💖