Dog Day Afternoon Spa

06/24/2026

We still have a few appointments before 4Th of July!!
Text 817-304-4648 for availability

02/08/2026

When time allows we go to our local shelter and pick out a dog that we feel would have a greater chance of being adopted if people could more easily see past the exterior shell of what life has dealt a homeless pup. “Oscar” was a perfect candidate and he was so very gracious and thankful!! To date, all of the pups we have provided a free spa day for have been adopted within 24 hours. Support your local shelter please. We thank you. Oscar and his buddies thank you and rely on your kindness for life itself.

12/28/2025

12/21/2025

Still time to smell good before Christmas dinner with the family…….text us!!

12/14/2025

He nose when you’ve been bad or good….

12/11/2025

Dreaming of Christmas dinner!

12/06/2025

Someone once said to me, "Your house smells like dogs." I smiled and asked, "Do you know what a dog really smells like?"
A dog smells like loyalty, kindness, gratitude, and the purest form of love you'll ever find.
They smell like muddy adventures, cozy naps, and hearts that forgive everything.
Even after all they endure, they never carry the scent of anger or resentment.
So yes - my home smells like dogs.
And to me, that smells like blessing.
❤️Patrick Swayze, a man who truly loved animals❤️

12/06/2025

Sweden has long been considered one of the most animal-friendly countries on Earth, and their approach to dog welfare is built on a simple belief: companionship matters. Dogs aren’t meant to spend long, lonely days waiting by a door or staring out a window. They’re social beings who need company, stimulation, and emotional connection.

While it isn’t a brand-new “law,” Sweden’s long-standing animal welfare regulations make something very clear:
👉 Dogs should not be left alone for extended hours — and never long enough to cause stress, anxiety, or suffering.

Under the Swedish Board of Agriculture’s guidelines, dogs must have:
🟢 Regular human contact
🟢 Access to bathroom breaks
🟢 Social interaction
🟢 Mental and physical stimulation

Many Swedish municipalities interpret this to mean no dog should be left alone for more than about 6 hours, and puppies much less. It’s part of a bigger culture that places a high value on animal emotional wellbeing — not just food, water, and shelter.

And what’s beautiful is how seriously people take it.

Employers allow pet-friendly workspaces.
Dog-sitting cooperatives exist in nearly every town.
Communities check on one another’s pets.
And, in many cases, people build their schedules around making sure their dogs never feel forgotten.

Because in Sweden — and in the hearts of dog lovers everywhere — a dog isn’t “just a pet.”
They’re family.
They’re emotional beings.
They’re loyal companions who deserve more than long hours alone in an empty home.

Imagine a world where every country took emotional welfare this seriously.
Where every dog felt seen, included, and valued — not just fed and housed, but truly cared for.

Maybe that’s why Sweden keeps inspiring the world:
They’re not enforcing punishment…
They’re encouraging kindness.

And that’s a law worth spreading. 🐾❤️

12/05/2025

GOT STANK……we have the doggone solution!!
Our house shampoo is an oatmeal-aloe vera combination that is hypo-allergenic and leaves the coat and skin clean, hydrated and moisturized with a fresh light scent.