08/07/2026
One of the hardest parts of being a dog groomer is saying goodbye to the dogs you've cared for over so many years. They become so much more than clients, they become part of your life. You watch them grow from playful puppies into gentle seniors, celebrate their happy moments, and adapt to their changing needs as they age. When one passes away, it leaves a space that's deeply felt. Their wagging tail, familiar face, and unique personality become memories you carry with you. It's a reminder that grooming is about far more than keeping dogs looking their best—it's about building trust, creating lasting bonds, and having the privilege of being part of their lives, right to the very end.
This week was terrible with notifications of losing 4 treasured pooches of which i have looked after many years.😢
Fligh high over that bridge TIFFANY, ZERO, BOOTS AND CHARLIE. You will always have a special place in my heart. Deepest sympathy to the owners. I feel your pain 💔❤️
