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BATHS and GROOMS currently available 7 days a week!! Please call or email for an appointment.

Please drop off your dog between 7:30-9:30 am. You can pick up anytime between 4-6 pm please check availability on the calendar, cancellations day of will be charged a $25 fee.

Our groomers have great experience and are wonderful with the dogs. You name it, we can do it! sensitive skin, itchy skin, oily/yeasty skin, skin infections… we’ve got you covered with shampoos and products for each type.

Long hair, short hair, matted hair, curly hair, straight hair, wiry hair…we can help you decide on some options for your style or stick to your tried and true do! Ask about our wonderful shed treatments to tackle all that undercoat

Like the way nails are done with a dremmel tool? so do we…save your skin and wood floors from scratches with a nice smooth rounding of the nail as opposed to a jagged clipped edge (if they will let us, some pups wont like the noise and will have to be clipped, but we will always try)

Of course, PUPSI offers baths and brush outs, nails trims, anal gland expression, teeth brushing and ear cleaning a la carte if you don’t need a full grooming service.

Combine your day with a 1/2 day of play in the daycare for $12.50, wear em out and send em home clean!

Grooming Rates

When you ask for a…

Bath, it includes shampoo, conditioner, nails trimmed, ears cleaned and blow dry. Prices depend on dog size and coat.  $35 and up.

Flea bath, it includes everything listed on the bath but a gentle flea shampoo is used and in extreme cases of irritation is followed with a soothing soak for the bites. We also give your dog a Capstar http://www.capstarpet.com/ to make sure all fleas are killed.  $20 add on to your dogs normal bath price.

Groom, it includes everything listed on the bath, followed by haircut of your choice. Extra charge for anal glands and brushing teeth. Grooming rates can vary depending on coat condition and dog behavior.  $45 and up.

Shed-less Treatment, this is $15 service you can add on to your bath or groom.  Shed-less treatment includes; Shed-less shampoo, De-shedding conditioner, force dry blow out, and extra time brushing out with a furminator.

Spa Package, this is a $15 service you can add on to your bath or groom.  Spa package includes; Premium shampoo hand picked for your dogs skin and coat, ultra silk premium conditioner, brush teeth, ear cleaning/plucking, dremmel nails, and anal gland expression.

Below is a BALLPARK guide to pricing, we cannot give quotes over the phone.

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The Most Dangerous Household Items for Dogs

Read our roundup of the most dangerous household items for dogs

At PUPSI, we put our dogs first. If you’ve been wondering how to canine-proof your home to avoid any accidents, read below to learn more about what to keep out of the reach of your furry friend. If you’re unsure about something around the house that might be harmful, feel free to contact us and we’ll be happy to answer your questions!

Human food

Our pets eat special food for a reason. Because of their sensitive digestive system, a lot of human foods can be fatal when ingested. Some of the more dangerous foods to avoid giving your dog include:

• Chocolate – Made from the cacao seed, this food contains a harmful ingredient called methylxanthine, which is a stimulant that can cause rapid heart rate, vomiting, diarrhea, panting, excessive thirst, seizures and even death. Keep in mind, that dark chocolate has the highest level of this ingredient, while milk has the lowest.
• Grapes or raisins – These fruits can cause internal stress, including kidney failure. Since these foods are tiny, take caution when you or your children are eating because they can easily fall to the floor where your pet can pick them up.
• Onions & Garlic – These can kill blood cells in dogs, so chop with care when preparing meals, as these foods are used for lots of common recipes.
• Macadamia nuts – These nuts can cause a myriad of problems including weakness, hyperthermia and tremors in dogs. According to the ASPCA, signs usually appear within 12 hours of indigestion.
• Chewing gum and certain kinds of peanut butter – These foods can contain an ingredient called Xylitol which can cause liver failure and low glucose.

Household cleaners

Regular household cleaners contain harmful chemicals found in products like bleach and other disinfectants. Some of these products are kept under the sink in the kitchen or bathroom near the ground, so consider putting them in a higher spot so your pet can’t accidentally stumble upon them! These chemicals can cause lots of problems, and if heavily ingested could be fatal.

Human prescriptions

Many different medications can have harmful ingredients that can be toxic to a dog’s system. Always remember to keep these out of your dog’s reach because even a child-proof cap can be chewed through.

Insecticides

Similar to household cleaners and human medications, insecticides are made with poisons that can cause internal damage when ingested. Even though some may claim they’re non toxic, if a large amount is swallowed, it could mean trouble.

Underwear & socks

Leaving underwear and socks around the house may seem harmless, but these items can cause internal distress that may even require surgery! Dogs can ingest underwear or socks and not show signs until almost a week later, where surgeons have to go in and remove them if the dog hasn’t passed them through.

Always be Alert

Moral of the story? The best thing to do around your home is to keep harmful substances out of the reach of your pet. However, if your dog has ingested any of these substances, don’t waste any time. Call your nearest animal hospital and get professional assistance before it’s too late.