About Me

My name is Angela Tripp and if you're a dog owner, I invite you to read my blog about dog grooming. Many people who own dogs don't realize the importance of regular dog grooming. Having a dog groomed not only makes the animal look better, but it's also beneficial for their health and well being. Dogs that have matted and dirty fur often itch and feel uncomfortable. A dog groomer can detect flea infestations and skin issues when they're grooming a pet. I've owned many dogs throughout the years and I've always had them groomed because I know why it is important. I've also talked to several groomers who have given me valuable information about the need for grooming. If you want to keep your dog's coat beautiful and healthy, I hope you'll read my blog to learn why it's essential to have your dog groomed on a regular basis.

2021

Adopting A New Dog? Everything You Need To Know About Maltipoo Puppies

If you are looking to adopt a new dog, then you may be deciding exactly what dog breed is best for you and your family. One small dog that makes a great family companion is the Maltipoo. Maltipoo puppies are bred by mating a poodle with a Maltese dog. When two purebred dogs are cross-bred, a hybrid breed is created that is considered to have some of the best traits of each individual breed.

About The Ragdoll Cat Breed

If you want to get a kitten, then you may want to find a kitten that looks a certain way or that is known for having certain characteristics. One beautiful type of cat that can bring a lot of wonderful things into your household is the Ragdoll cat. Here are some things about Ragdoll kittens and cats that you can consider to see if this is the breed that you should look for.

3 Reasons Your Vet May Send You To A Vet Hospital

When you have a pet, you want to make are that you are taking care of them so that they are as healthy as possible. That means taking them to the vet regularly so that they can get checked out. But sometimes, your vet may recommend that you take your pet to a vet hospital instead of bringing them into their office. There are several reasons that your vet may do this.