Tails & Tubs II Mobile Grooming

09/07/2026

🐾 Maternity Leave Reminder💗

Just a friendly reminder to all of my clients that I will be going on maternity leave at the end of November through February as I get ready to welcome my baby. I am going to try and work as long as I can (as long as my doctor approves.) I highly recommend scheduling your pup’s grooming appointments in advance to make sure you have a spot before I leave. My schedule will fill up quickly, so please don’t wait until last minute!

I want to make this transition as easy as possible for all of my clients. While I’m away, I will have referrals for trusted groomers available for anyone who needs grooming services during my maternity leave.

Thank you all so much for your continued support, patience, and understanding during this exciting time for my family💕

06/28/2026

🥵Heat Advisory for Grooming Appointments🥵

With the extreme temperatures we’re expecting later in the week, some grooming appointments may need to be rescheduled if the heat becomes unsafe for pets, myself or for my grooming equipment to operate properly.
I will contact affected clients as soon as possible if changes need to be made. Thank you for your understanding!🤍🐶🐾

06/23/2026

Baby Powers due November 2026 🩷 we are so excited to welcome our sweet baby girl🥰💕👣

05/16/2026

•Price increase notice- please read. If anyone has any questions regarding prices please reach out to me!🤍 •Please make sure Venmo payments are sent before I leave your driveway. Any payment not received the day of service will have a late fee added on.

04/09/2026

At Tails & Tubs II Mobile Grooming, every appointment is reserved just for your pet’s care and comfort.

To continue providing the best service possible, I kindly ask for at least 24 hours notice for any cancellations or changes.
Appointments canceled less than 24 hours will be subject to a 50% service fee.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support🤍

10/29/2025

No tricks, just treats 👻🐶🎃

08/30/2025

This week has been one of the hardest I’ve had in a long time. I had to say goodbye to my best friend. Many of you knew Thor was diagnosed with cancer in December 2024. Sadly, the cancer spread and his body was tired of fighting. He was a strong fighter and fought until the very end. I want to thank all of my clients who understood the times I needed to reschedule to get him to his vet. To all of you who continuously asked how he was doing, I can’t thank you enough. He will be missed so much, it’s so quiet without him here but I know he is no longer in pain and is running free. 🐶🌈🤍🐾

06/22/2025

Due to high outdoor temperatures and extreme heat warnings, there is a chance your dog’s grooming appointment may be rescheduled to another day

It could reach 100 degrees in the Hudson Valley this week.

It has only reached 100 degrees twice on record during June in Poughkeepsie, which hosts one of the Hudson Valley’s longest-running weather stations. It’s possible that this threshold for extreme heat will be reached this week — on Tuesday — for the first time since July 2011.

The key ingredients will be in place: a hot air mass, full sun and no clouds, and favorable winds. But one thing could get in the way: recent wet weather, including yet more rain falling early Sunday. Moist grounds increase the amount of energy needed to heat the surface compared to dry ground.

100 or not, it’s going to be hot.

An extreme heat warning is in effect for the Hudson Valley from Sunday through Tuesday, with the National Weather Service writing that heat indices may reach 110 degrees and that the potential for heat-related illnesses is significantly increased.

Triple digit heat will broil areas from Boston to Atlanta, with temperature records expected to fall in major East Coast cities — by day, by night, and in terms of the number of consecutive 100 degree days during the month of June.

➡️ The week ahead

The extreme heat won’t last in the Hudson Valley. Late in the week, the region will be along the periphery of the dome of heat — in the zone where showers and thunderstorms often track. This makes graduation forecasts more uncertain, though things should become clearer during the week.

Monday: sunny with record-breaking temperatures and extreme humidity

Tuesday: chance for 100-degree heat with sizzling sunshine and high humidity, an afternoon breeze developing

Wednesday: remaining hot and humid with a PM shower or thunderstorm possible

Thursday: partly sunny, very warm, and humid with widespread PM showers and storms possible

Friday: cooler with clouds and a chance for showers

Saturday-Sunday: humid with a chance for a shower or thunderstorm on both days

For those planning graduations and parties, the forecast from Friday through Sunday will become clearer throughout the week.

Looking ahead to the week of June 30, high humidity, showers, and thunderstorms are expected to continue along with some hot days.

Stay 🆒 this week! ✌️

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05/20/2025

Today is National Rescue Dog Day!
This day is observed annually on May 20th. It's a day dedicated to raising awareness about the many dogs in shelters and rescues who are waiting for their forever homes. The day encourages people to consider adopting a rescue dog rather than buying from a breeder.

⭐ Our available dogs are Rosie, Khaleesi, Sunny the puppy and Wednesday the puppy.
If you would like to learn more about any of these pawsome pups, message below or fill out our adoption application:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSftnYfej0sD5YBq6NfW_bV4VvpZh9StksaZPH4XkxxUTyySkg/viewform