Brenda's Pets does not do Grooming but We can Recommend a Trusted Colleague

What are the Benefits of Going to a Groomer?

• A visit to a professional Groomer is your first line of defense in insuring the overall health of your pet.
• The Groomer looks for tumors, cysts, any abnormal skin issues and we look for any indications that their owner might need to be aware of regarding the pets overall health.
• We see them on a regular basis and should notice any new and unusual changes in appearance or even behavior that might be taking place, pain for instance.
• Ears need to be cleaned regularly, especially floppy eared dogs. Some breeds need to have hair pulled from the ear canal to help keep the airway clear from infections due to moisture. Not to mention fleas, ticks and lice. Your Groomer knows all the signs!
• Nails need to be trimmed! Period.

Some Breeds need Special Attention!

• Some breeds need to be clipped on a regular basis
• Eyes need to be clear of fur. Feet get overgrown to slippers.
• Anal glands on small breeds need to be expressed so infection will not be a problem. Some express this gland when they poop.