It's your dog smelling or have skin problems?

It is usual for a dog to smell after a week you had bathed them, but if your pet smells right away can be the age, a skin problem, or sometimes the product that you use. As a groomer, I bath my pooch almost every weekend, because I expose it to fleas due to my work. I have a little Maltese that suffers from allergies, so recently, I tried the hypoallergenic shampoo from Nautrvet, and I notice that he did not scratch that much after the bath. I decide to carry the Naturvet products in our store. Naturvet is a pet company that has from vitamins, supplements, cleaning supplies, and now a new line of dog shampoo. We are excited to have their products in stock once again. However, this time, we are carrying the Hemp Shampoo line. The line has deodorizing shampoo, hypoallergenic, and 2 in 1. It is gentle with the skin and coat and cleans them thoroughly. You can use it with pets that have sensitive skin or allergy problems because it’s natural. Please stop by or call us if you have any questions. Thank you so much

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Snack for dogs who suffer from anxiety or joint pain!

Barkworthies Pumpkin Cannabidiol Treats are a great alternative snack for dogs who suffer from anxiety or joint pain! 

Barkworthies Pumpkin Cannabidiol Treats are a great alternative snack for dogs who need a little something more. From mood disorders and pain to cardiac health and cancer, there are many reasons why these treats can benefit your special family member. 
These non-toxic, 100% legal treats contain a naturally occurring compound found in the cannabis plant, Cannabidiol (CBD). 
This plant extract is highly therapeutic, and can help relieve many common symptoms that affect dogs, including inflammation, lack of appetite and anxiety.

REPEL FLEAS NATURALLY

Flea season is here and this line of products amazing, I had tried on my dogs and it works; they have this whole line to repel fleas naturally, I now carry them in my store.
I had use them all in my pets and home, and they really work, it doesn't smell bad, and is healthy because is natural for our pets
Shampoo is made with Essential oils, gentle enough that you can use it in puppies and kittens.
Spray, repel fleas naturally on your pet also can be  use it in beds, blankets. 
Herbal Powder This powder is made with Thyme, lemongrass & Rosemary oils, safe to use in puppies and kittens as well.
NO flea carpet Crystal Flea Repellent, this you can use it at home but no on the Pet
For more information here is the company website http://www.naturvet.com/products/dog/flea-repellents/

50% off Dog wash ended.

Hey everyone our 50% baths deals of Wednesdays and Thursdays came to an end, I am thankful that we were able to serve our community with this special for 6 years, unfortunately we can't continue doing it.
Our regular prices still the same you can check them out here http://www.deslyspg.com/#!dog-grooming/c10h4

FREE Dog waste bags

PROTECT THE HEALTH OF YOUR PET

Unattended pet waste is a large source of stormwater pollution. Pet waste left on grassy areas, sidewalks and streets is flushed into our storm drain system when it rains. The toxic mix of bacteria from dog waste and water then flows untreated into our local waterways and ocean. This pollution is harmful to:
• Our pet's health
• Aquatic life
• Beach goers
Picking up after your pets is the right thing to do.
It keeps them healthy-and the environment too!

Get your free dog waste bags by ordering them online or calling this number,
You can order them here http://www.lastormwater.org/take-action/practice-good-housekeeping/tips-for-pet-owners/request-free-dog-waste-bag/
or call (800) 974-9794

Homemade Dog treats

                                                                            

 

This is a great recipe to do for your pet, is healthy, easy to make and you can share it because is affordable.

I did them and took them with me to the dog park to share with other dogs, which wasn't smart because they could get into a fight, but I enjoyed do.

Hope you guys try it with your pets, and share it with your friends.

 

Ingredients: 1 Large Sweet Potato, washed & dried Preheat oven to 250° F

Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.

Having a stable area to rest the potato will make it easier to cut the potato into slices. Don't discard that first piece, it comes out just as yummy as the rest!

Cut the rest of the potato into 1/3" slices, no smaller than 1/4".

Place them on the prepared baking sheet.

Bake for 3 hours, turning half way through.

Cool completely on a wire rack.

Learn how to clean your dog ears

 

Purchase a commercial dog ear cleaner or make you own with common household products. Either cleaner can be used on the outer portion of the inside of the ear flap. The procedure for cleaning the ear is the same with a commercial ear cleaner as it is with the homemade version.

You can also ask for recommendations at your local pet supply store.

 

Dip a cotton ball into the liquid. Squeeze out the excess so the cotton is wet but not dripping. If you have a very small dog, you may want to use half of a cotton ball.

Just hold the gauze in place with your thumb and index finger.

 

Gently swab the inside of your dog's ear flap. Remove all dirt and debris you can see. If your dog has very dirty ears, the process may take quite a few cotton balls. As long as you're gentle and stay towards the front of the hearing canal, your dog should tolerate this procedure very well.

• Clean gently though, as the skin can be easily broken.
• Make sure to gently clean out the crevices as dirt and wax can build up in these areas.
• Clean the inside of both ears.

 

Irrigate your dog's ears fully only if it's recommended to do so by a veterinarian. If your veterinarian advises, usually because the ears are packed full of dirt and wax, you can use the ear cleaner to irrigate (or drench the ears). This should remove much of the sticky thick material from the ear canal.

Use gauze or cotton to clean out the gunk that comes out of the ear. Most likely you will use a lot if the ears are full of debris.

 

Let your dog clear out its ears after cleaning. It is natural for your dog to want to shake his or her head after cleaning. Let it do so, but turn your face so you don’t get fluid or debris in your eyes. This will help to clean any excess cleaning fluid out of the ear canal.

• After your dog has shaken out any excess liquid, give the ears another wipe with gauze or cotton balls. This will remove any material brought out from the ear canal during the head shaking.

 

Clean your dog's ears regularly. A weekly ear inspection and cleaning (if necessary) would be a great schedule to adhere to and will help you keep on top of any potential ear health problems. Dirt accumulates rather fast and can lead to an infection, especially with floppy-eared canines.