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Did you know that dogs need nail trims on average every 4 weeks? That's once a month! Don't wait to schedule your pup's next nail trim! Book with me ASAP, I offer In-Home Services! Call or text the number on this page.
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EAR-RESISTABLE EARS: Keeping Your Pup's Hearing Happy and Healthy! REASONS TO CLEAN YOUR DOG'S EARS: 1.Prevents Ear Infections: Regular cleaning helps prevent the buildup of wax and debris, reducing the risk of infections. 2.Reduces Odor: Cleaning removes dirt and bacteria that can cause unpleasant odors. 3.Improves Hearing: Keeping ears clean ensures that your dog's hearing is not impaired by wax buildup. 4.Prevents Parasite Infestations: Regular checks and cleaning can help spot and remove parasites like ear mites. 5.Promotes Comfort: Clean ears are less likely to itch or irritate your dog. 6.Enhances Bonding: Grooming activities like ear cleaning can strengthen the bond between you and your dog. 7.Prevents Pain: Regular cleaning can prevent painful conditions caused by infections or infestations. 8.Reduces Risk of Chronic Conditions: Chronic ear conditions can develop from untreated infections, which can be avoided with regular cleaning. 9.Improves Overall Health: Healthy ears contribute to your dog's overall well-being. 10.Allows Early Detection of Issues: Regular cleaning allows you to notice any abnormalities early, such as redness or swelling. HEALTH RISKS OF NOT CLEANING YOUR DOGS EARS: •Ear Infections: Accumulation of wax and debris can lead to bacterial or yeast infections. •Hearing Loss: Severe infections or chronic issues can lead to partial or complete hearing loss. •Pain and Discomfort: Infections and infestations can cause significant pain and discomfort. •Chronic Ear Conditions: Neglecting ear care can lead to chronic conditions that require long-term treatment. •Spread of Parasites: Ear mites and other parasites can spread to other pets or areas of the home. •Balance Issues: Severe ear infections can affect your dog's balance and coordination. •Systemic Infections: Untreated ear infections can spread to other parts of the body, leading to more serious health issues. HOW OFTEN SHOULD I CLEAN MY DOGS EARS? 1-2 times a month is ideal for keeping those ears wax free! Regular ear cleaning is a simple yet crucial part of maintaining your dog's health and happiness. If you're unsure about how to clean your dog's ears properly, consulting with a professional groomer can provide guidance and peace of mind. Call Cleanest Pup LLC to keep those ears gunk free! 503-420-9029
WHY YOUR PUPS SMILE MATTERS: The Importance of Doggy Dental Care!!! REASONS TO BRUSH YOUR DOG'S TEETH: Prevents Bad Breath: Regular brushing helps eliminate bad breath by removing food particles and bacteria. Reduces Plaque and Tartar Build-Up: Brushing prevents the accumulation of plaque and tartar, which can lead to dental diseases. Prevents Gum Disease: Regular dental care can prevent gingivitis and periodontal disease, which can cause pain and tooth loss. Avoids Tooth Loss: Healthy teeth and gums help maintain strong teeth, reducing the risk of tooth loss. Prevents Oral Pain: Brushing can prevent painful dental issues like cavities and infections. Improves Overall Health: Good oral hygiene can prevent bacteria from entering the bloodstream, reducing the risk of heart, liver, and kidney diseases. Saves Money: Regular brushing can reduce the need for costly dental treatments and vet visits. Enhances Quality of Life: Healthy teeth and gums contribute to a happier, more active pet. Prevents Infections: Regular brushing helps prevent oral infections that can spread to other parts of the body. Promotes Fresh Breath and a Healthy Smile: A clean mouth leads to a fresher breath and a more pleasant interaction with your pet. POTENTIAL HEALTH RISKS IF YOU DO NOT BRUSH: Periodontal Disease: This is a common result of poor dental hygiene and can lead to tooth loss. 80% of Dog’s 3 years and older suffer from some form of periodontal disease. Oral Pain and Discomfort: Unbrushed teeth can lead to cavities and infections, causing significant pain. Heart Disease: Bacteria from the mouth can enter the bloodstream and affect the heart. Kidney and Liver Problems: Oral bacteria can also impact kidney and liver health. Increased Vet Bills: Untreated dental issues can lead to expensive treatments. Tooth Loss: Without regular cleaning, teeth can become loose and fall out. Bad Breath: Accumulated bacteria and food particles lead to persistent bad breath. Reduced Appetite: Oral pain can make eating uncomfortable, leading to reduced appetite and weight loss. Infections: Dental infections can spread to other parts of the body, causing systemic health issues. Decreased Quality of Life: Dental problems can lead to pain and discomfort, affecting your dog's overall well-being, and has the potential to shorten their lifespan. HOW OFTEN SHOULD I BRUSH MY DOG'S TEETH? It is recommended that you brush your dog’s teeth a minimum of 2-3 times per week to maintain good oral health. However, daily brushing is ideal for preventing plaque and tartar buildup and ensuring optimal dental hygiene. WHAT ARE THE WAYS I CAN CARE FOR MY DOG'S TEETH? 1. Regular Brushing: Brush your dog's teeth 2-3 times a week, or ideally daily, using a dog-specific toothbrush and toothpaste. 2.Dental Chews and Toys: Provide dental chews and toys that help reduce plaque and tartar buildup while keeping your dog entertained. 3.Professional Cleanings: Schedule regular professional dental cleanings with your veterinarian to ensure thorough cleaning and examination. 4.Dental Diets: Consider feeding your dog a dental diet or kibble designed to promote oral health. 5.Water Additives: Use water additives that help control plaque and freshen breath. 6.Regular Check-ups: Include dental checks during your dog's regular veterinary visits to catch any issues early. 7.Natural Dental Treats: Offer natural dental treats that are specifically formulated to support oral health. By incorporating these practices into your routine, you can help maintain your dog's dental health and prevent potential issues. BONUS!!!! Brushing your dog’s teeth will help them live significantly longer! Never fear, Cleanest Pup LLC is here to help! 503-420-9029
THE NAIL FILES FOR HAPPY TAILS: Why is it important to trim my dog’s nails? WHY ARE NAIL TRIMS IMPORTANT? 1.Prevents Pain and Discomfort: Overgrown nails can cause pain and discomfort to your dog, especially when walking or running. 2.Avoids Injury: Long nails can easily get caught on carpets or other surfaces, leading to painful tears or breaks. 3.Improves Mobility: Properly trimmed nails help your dog walk and run more comfortably and naturally. 4.Prevents Joint Issues: Overgrown nails can alter your dog's posture, leading to joint and skeletal issues over time. It can even change their spine alignment! 5.Reduces Risk of Infections: Long nails can harbor dirt and bacteria, increasing the risk of infections. 6.Protects Your Floors and Furniture: Short nails are less likely to scratch and damage floors and furniture. 7.Enhances Traction: Properly trimmed nails provide better traction, reducing the risk of slips and falls. 8.Prevents Ingrown Nails: Regular trimming prevents nails from curling back into the paw pad, which can be painful and lead to infections. 9.Maintains Paw Health: Keeping nails short helps maintain overall paw health and hygiene. 10.Improves Overall Appearance: Well-groomed nails contribute to your dog's overall appearance and well-being. 11.Reduces Noise: Short nails reduce the clicking noise on hard surfaces, which can be annoying for both the dog and the owner. HEALTH RISKS IF YOU DON'T TRIM YOUR DOGS NAILS: •Pain and Discomfort: Overgrown nails can cause significant pain and discomfort! •Infections: Increased risk of bacterial infections due to dirt accumulation. •Joint and Posture Problems: Altered gait can lead to long-term joint issues. •Injury: Higher likelihood of nail tears or breaks. •Ingrown Nails: Painful condition that can lead to infections. HOW OFTEN SHOULD I TRIM MY DOG'S NAILS? Most dog’s need nail trims every 4 weeks! That means once a month! Regular nail trimming is crucial for your dog's health and comfort! Don’t wait! chedule your dog’s next nail trim with Cleanest Pup LLC 503-420-9029
CUSTOMER COMMENTS: Kendra Feth Recommends Cleanest Pup LLC: Tanisha is friendly and did a great job giving our Chihuahua a bath, nail trim, teeth brushing, and ear cleaning. You can tell she's a professional and I plan on booking with her regularly now. Our dog was pretty vocal during his nail trim but that didn't stop her from getting the job done. Happy customer here! Kyler Goodman Recommends Cleanest Pup LLC: Tanisha was amazing!! Great service & accommodated all of mine & my pups needs. Raenell Dawn Recommends Cleanest Pup LLC: One of our dogs is terrified of car rides. It is so wonderful to have Tanisha come to our home and use our facilities. Our dog was much calmer being home. Less stress for all of us. We have used a mobile groomer with a vehicle to bathe the dogs in, in the past. Having the groomer use our bathtub and laundry sink is working out fantastic for us. Tanisha is so good with dogs. She is clearly doing her calling in life. I am so thankful for this. Terry Bourkuin Recommends Cleanest Pup LLC: She's awesome and my animals can't wait to see her and I enjoy her company wonderful great lady. Kathleen Richardson Recommends Cleanest Pup LLC: We are very happy with the groom our dog received today! Tanisha did a fantastic job and was so thoughtful and careful with her. She took her time and was very thorough. We will definitely recommend her to our friends and family. Bryson Manley Recommends Cleanest Pup LLC: She does such a great service. she has been doing my pups since 4 weeks old. she even took care of a litter of 8 puppies 4 weeks old for me and made everything easy. she very detail oriented with her grooms and always tells you what she uses. my dogs love her and yours will too! Marissa Darling Recommends Cleanest Pup LLC: Tanisha did a wonderful job and was very professional! My pup Chloe does not particularly like baths or the dryer, but Tanisha went at the pace my pup allowed and was super calm when Chloe was panicking a little. My girl was sooo happy after her bath! Highly recommend! Krista Ortiz Recommends Cleanest Pup LLC: My dog Neeko has never been good with nail trims ever since he was younger and got an injury on his paw. I've tried every solution and finally, I found Tanisha. The in-home nail trim went so smoothly and I was so happily shocked! Tanisha truly has a gift with dogs. Sarah Bunnell Recommends Cleanest Pup LLC: She is very professional and shows up on time. Great with my dogs!! I have two difficult Chihuahuas, and she handles them with no problem at all. Best part is she comes to your house when it’s convenient for you. Worth every penny and highly recommended!
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