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Dear Fellow Dog Owners,


We are pleased to present you with our new home: TheGroomingParlor.net. We are excited about the new site and hope you are too. Please excuse us for any links that are not working, for our home is still under construction. We would love to hear your feedback and any suggestions are warmly welcome.

Above you will find a link to our Services page, where you will be able to read about what types of grooming are available for your loving pet, along with information on the pet-safe products that we use.

You will also find links to other dog sites in our Links sectionthat will inform you on how to better care for your pet, as well as which products we feel are of a suprerior quality.

Below you will find a Tip of the Day and News section relating to the care of dogs and/or products, as well as our Gallery section where you can view the photographic memories of those we have cared for or pictures of other dogs and their "pets". If you have any pictures that you would like for us to post in our gallery, please send us the picture through the ContactUs link and we will happily post it for you.(Please read disclaimer in the gallery section on having your picture posted.)

Please feel free to use the ContactUs links found at the top of this page and at the bottom of every other page to send us feedback or if you have any questions about our services or products.


News & Tips

General Tip

Proper grooming is an important part of pet care. It not only makes a companion animal look better, but contributes to his or her physiological and psychological health.

News

Experiments conducted by Ohio State University researchers on the dog flea ( Ctenocephalides felis)—the most common type of flea plaguing companion animals, such as dogs and cats, and humans—showed that vacuuming killed fleas in all stages of life. Fleas have multiple life stages: Adults suck the blood of their host and females lay eggs on them. The eggs roll off onto the floor, furniture or pet bedding and hatch two to 14 days later. The insects go through three larval stages, the last of which spins into a cocoon to protect the pupa stage. New adults typically emerge within a week or two. The best way to prevent fleas from spreading is to fervently clean the furniture and the floor of your house on a daily basis; preferably with a tick or flea remover (household friendly recommended)

 

 

 

 

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