NEED WHELP

Regular grooming (summer cut) skippy, chuckie, butter , cookie & gucci.

Taken care of and raised for two weeks. 🫡❤️

✅ CORRECT POSITION (Elevated bowl stand)

When the bowl is raised to the right height (about 10-12 inches or level with the chest):

- Better Digestion: Food goes down smoothly with less air intake.
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- Less Strain: Easier on the neck, back, and joints, especially for big or old dogs.
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- Comfortable Posture: They stand naturally without hunching over.
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- Proper Alignment: Keeps the spine and neck in a healthy position.

Tip: The bowl should be level with your dog's chest or elbows when standing straight. 🐶🍽️

Summer cut. 😊

Deshedding and Dematting 🐈‍⬛

Deshedding removes loose undercoat using tools like slicker brushes to prevent mats, while dematting involves safely removing existing tangled clumps using combs, splitters, or clippers to avoid painful skin damage. Daily brushing is essential for long-haired cats to prevent mats, which can cause skin infection, pain, and discomfort.

SUMMER CUT ⛱️

Shaving a dog with severe, pelted matting is generally necessary for their health and comfort, especially in summer, as it allows skin to breathe, removes parasites, and prevents heatstroke. When severe matting is combined with a tick and flea infestation, the best approach is a professional "safety cut" (shave down) rather than a stylistic summer cut.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
🎇🎆🎇🎆❤️❤️

How to keep your pet's calm during fireworks.

To keep pets calm during fireworks, create a secure, sound-muffled "den" (like a crate, closet, or interior room) with familiar bedding, closing all windows and curtains to block flashes. Mask noises with loud music, TV, or a fan. Provide distractions like puzzle toys, treats, or chews, and stay with them to offer reassurance.
Key Strategies for Pet Safety
Prepare a Safe Haven: Set up a quiet area, such as a basement or bathroom, equipped with comforting items. For dogs, leaving a crate door open allows them to hide inside if they choose.
Mask the Noise: Use white noise machines, calming music, or the TV to drown out the bangs.
Use Calming Aids: Consider using pheromone diffusers (e.g., Adaptil for dogs, Feliway for cats), anxiety vests, or wraps to provide a sense of security.
Provide Distractions: Offer long-lasting treats, frozen Kongs, or lick mats to keep them occupied and release endorphins.
Maintain Routine: Keep walking and feeding times consistent before the fireworks begin to reduce anxiety.
Comfort Without Fear: Comforting a scared pet is appropriate and helps them feel secure; do not punish them for being afraid.
Pre-Event Preparation
Exercise: Tire your pet out with exercise earlier in the day to help them rest during the noise.
Secure the Home: Ensure all doors, windows, and fences are locked to prevent escape due to panic.
Consult a Veterinarian: If pets have severe phobias, discuss anxiety medication or natural calming aids with a vet beforehand.
Identification: Ensure pets are microchipped and wearing tags in case they panic and run away.