Grooming

Our furry friends healthy and happy

Nail Trim

Trimming your pets’ nails is an important step in keeping our furry friends healthy and happy. It’s best to keep your pet on a consistent schedule to maintain nail and paw health. We recommend you stay on a monthly schedule for nail trims, but you can adjust this based on how fast their nails grow. Remember, it’s all about consistency!

Prevents painful overgrowth of the nails which can grow into the paws causing incredible discomfort.
Reduces the risk of injury
Promotes good posture and joint health. Our pets need stability for running, jumping and long nails can affect their legs and spine.
Protects your floors and furniture.
Is a sign of good health and hygiene.

Skin and Coat Problems

Does your pet suffer from allergic itch? Common signs include scratching, licking, biting or chewing. Watch for head shaking or discharge/odor in the ears. Do you see hair loss, rashes, redness, greasy skin or scabs? We provide medicated baths and sedated de-matting for select animals with skin and coat conditions. However, in many cases, itchy skin can be treated with topical therapy at home.

Talk to Dr. Shannon about relief from allergic itch with either a daily medication or long lasting injection given every 4-8 weeks if you see any of the signs listed above.

Grooming

Our furry friends healthy and happy

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