Cuddles and Bubbles Grooming

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Cuddles and Bubbles Grooming Personal, one-on-one grooming for your pet. We do not cage or stack clients, we do one animal at a t

2026 MasterGroom CanadaGreat competition, awesome venue, engaging vendors, lovely critters all around. Everything just a...
07/25/2026

2026 MasterGroom Canada

Great competition, awesome venue, engaging vendors, lovely critters all around. Everything just a short stroll from our campsite.

05/22/2026

Important Address Note:

We are located at 4716 10 Avenue NW, not 4716 10A Avenue NW.

Please do not enter any neighbouring yard, gate, or property.

Use only the clearly marked grooming entrance at 4716 10 Avenue NW.

If you are unsure, please stay in your vehicle and call or text before entering any gate.

05/21/2026

Ok. I’m going to repeat this.
Our Address is:

4716 Tenth Avenue NW
Edmonton AB T6L 4E3
Canada

Also known as….

4716 10th Avenue NW
Edmonton AB T6L 4E3
Canada

It is not 10 A Avenue
Or
10th, A Avenue
Or Tenth A, B, C, or D Avenue.

Please stop going to our neighbours house, and walking in!

If you can’t read, but you’re good with numbers.

53.43855° N, 113.41376° W

To our Family, Friends, Clients, Colleagues and Acquaintances.
12/24/2025

To our Family, Friends, Clients, Colleagues and Acquaintances.

12/16/2025

Don’t shave my dog, you don’t have to, but brush it daily…

Well, when it’s matted to the skin, it’s better to shave it down.

Humanity before Vanity…

Here is a Big Hooray, for one of our own. Roxanne’s Zoe was attacked by a Coyote in her own backyard. Grabbed head-on b...
10/25/2025

Here is a Big Hooray, for one of our own. Roxanne’s Zoe was attacked by a Coyote in her own backyard.

Grabbed head-on by the muzzle, the Coyote had Zoe by the flew (lips) and Zoe fought pulling backwards, the Coyotes canines ripped through the lips and she got away.

Zoe survived the attack, the surgery, and is resting quietly at home.

Sending love and strength your way Zoe. You’re good little gal.

🐾 Myths & Clarifications:Myth: “Long coat keeps a dog warmer, so more fur = better protection.”Reality: It’s not just le...
10/19/2025

🐾 Myths & Clarifications:

Myth: “Long coat keeps a dog warmer, so more fur = better protection.”
Reality: It’s not just length, but the type and condition of the coat, undercoat vs guard hairs, matting, insulation, and cleanliness. A long, matted coat can trap moisture, lose insulating value, and actually leave a dog colder. Good grooming matters.
For example, in a breed like a Siberian Husky, their double coat is designed for cold, but an “excessively long or wooly” coat is actually less effective, and can trap snow, ice, or matts.

Myth: “If a dog has a thick coat, they never need a coat or sweater.”
Reality: Some thick- or double-coated breeds are very cold-tolerant, yes — but that doesn’t mean they’re impervious. Protection may still be needed in extreme cold, wind, wet snow, or when they’re older or ill.

Myth: “More time outdoors in winter is fine as long as the dog looks fine.”
Reality: Even if a dog seems okay, cold exposure accumulates; wet fur, wind chill, frozen ground, salt or chemical de-icers on paws all add risk. Shorter frequent walks may be better than long sessions in freezing weather.

Gear & other considerations:Choose good winter gear: coats, boots (if applicable), reflective elements (for walks in low...
10/19/2025

Gear & other considerations:

Choose good winter gear: coats, boots (if applicable), reflective elements (for walks in low light).

Be aware of signs a dog is too cold: shivering, reluctance to go outside, lifting paws, tail tucked, cold ears/paws.

Monitor for frostbite or hypothermia in extreme conditions: pale or bluish skin on extremities, uncontrolled shivering, lethargy.

Nutrition & indoor safety:Dogs may need slightly higher energy intake in cold weather (especially if outside more) to ma...
10/19/2025

Nutrition & indoor safety:

Dogs may need slightly higher energy intake in cold weather (especially if outside more) to maintain body heat — but always check with your vet for specifics.

Provide warm, draft-free bedding, raised off cold floors if possible, so they’re not lying on cold surfaces.

Ensure they remain hydrated — cold conditions don’t remove the need for fresh water; consider using a heated bowl if water might freeze outdoors.
But as most pups are not accustomed to living outside, this isn’t a problem.

Grooming & coat care…1) Regular brushing prevents mats and tangles which can trap moisture and cold; especially importan...
10/19/2025

Grooming & coat care…

1) Regular brushing prevents mats and tangles which can trap moisture and cold; especially important for longer- or double-coated breeds.

2) Avoid shaving or cutting a dog’s coat too short in winter (unless recommended by vet/groomer); their undercoat or guard hairs often provide natural insulation. Do step 1 properly and you won’t have to painfully de-mat or shave down below the mats.

3) Use moisturizer / conditioning treatments to combat dry skin in winter’s low humidity and dry indoor air. Burts Bees makes a Nose and Paw Balm, our pups love it.

Address

4716 10th Avenue NW
Edmonton, AB
T6L4E3

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 6pm
Thursday 9:30am - 6pm
Friday 9:30am - 6pm
Saturday 9:30am - 6pm

Telephone

+17806449657

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