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Roamin' Baths Mobile Pet Spa Climate controlled, state of the art grooming salon on wheels. Offering 25yrs professional grooming experience with a personal touch right at your front door!

Serving Gloucester, Rockport, Manchester, Essex, Hamilton/Wenham. Roamin' Baths serves the Cape Ann area (Gloucester, Rockport, Essex & Manchester). Pricing includes the convenience of coming to your home, 2 complete baths with a Hydro-Massage bathing system, ears cleaned, nails clipped and filed and the haircut of your choice (dependent upon the condition of your dog's coat). Bows and cologne are included but optional. Roamin' Baths specializes in Terrier profiles and always, always attention to detail with hand scissored finish work! Developing a trusting relationship with dog owner's is top priority....it's never "just about a haircut"....hair always grows back...trust, not so much! Oh, and definitely a sense of humor is required......I think the Roamin' Baths videos speak to that!

10/22/2026

🥦 ONE OF THE MOST POWERFUL FOODS YOU CAN ADD TO YOUR DOG’S BOWL

Broccoli sprouts are packed with the building blocks for sulforaphane, a plant compound that activates Nrf2: one of the body’s most important antioxidant and detoxification pathways.

Research has linked sulforaphane with cellular protection🧬, healthier inflammation, detoxification, and defenses against cancer-related changes.

And it’s actually been studied in dogs! 🐶

In a peer-reviewed dog study, just one dose of a broccoli-sprout supplement reduced the activity of a cancer-related enzyme by 24% in just 24 hours.

🌱 Why sprouts? Young broccoli sprouts can provide dramatically higher concentrations of sulforaphane precursors than mature broccoli, making a tiny amount a powerful addition to the bowl.

That’s why we love adding finely chopped organic broccoli sprouts to our dogs’ meals, and why Dr. Karen Becker included organic broccoli sprouts in Liver Lift™.

Liver Lift combines broccoli sprouts with NAC, glutathione, glycine, milk thistle, TUDCA, SOD, carnosine and other targeted nutrients to support the liver, antioxidant defenses, bile flow and the body’s everyday detoxification systems.

Your pet already has an incredible detoxification system. The goal isn’t a “cleanse”, it’s giving that system nutritional support every day.

👇 Comment “CLEANUP” and we’ll DM you more details about Dr. Becker’s Liver Lift™.

10/22/2026

🥥MCTs CUT SEIZURES BY 50% OR MORE IN SOME DOGS WITH EPILEPSY, WITH SOME BECOMING SEIZURE-FREE, RESEARCH SHOWS.🐶🧠

If your dog struggles with seizures, MCT oil🥥 is one nutritional strategy worth discussing with your veterinarian.

In a randomized, double-blind controlled trial, 3 dogs became seizure-free and another 7 had their seizures cut by at least 50% while eating an MCT-enriched diet. That’s 10 of 21 dogs, nearly half.
Another randomized trial added C8/C10 MCT oil directly to dogs’ regular food and found significantly fewer seizures and seizure days. Two dogs became seizure-free.

🥄 HOW MUCH?

In that study, MCT oil provided about 9% of daily calories. The average dog weighed about 56 lb and received roughly 1½ teaspoons per day, divided between two meals.
This isn’t a universal dose. Researchers calculated it based on each dog’s calorie needs, and you should introduce MCT oil slowly with food.

🧠 AND MCTs AREN’T JUST FOR SEIZURES.

As dogs age, their brains become less efficient at using glucose. MCTs can provide an alternative fuel source through ketones.

Controlled studies in senior dogs have found MCT-enriched diets can improve learning, memory and cognitive performance.

So even if your dog doesn’t have seizures, MCTs are an interesting nutritional tool for supporting the aging brain.
Look for an MCT oil rich in C8 and C10, which is different from regular coconut oil.

10/22/2026

🍵🐶 GREEN TEA EXTRACT CUTS DOG CANCER CELL GROWTH BY 50% IN LAB TESTS! 🤯

Green tea contains powerful plant antioxidants called polyphenols, including EGCG. And canine research is uncovering some fascinating findings!

🔬 1. GREEN TEA & CANCER
A peer-reviewed Cornell University study published in BMC Veterinary Research found green tea extract inhibited cancer cell growth by 50% at specific lab concentrations across THREE canine cancer cell lines:

🐾 Mast cell cancer
🐾 Bone cancer (osteosarcoma)
🐾 Mammary cancer

🔥 2. LESS LIVER INFLAMMATION
In a 12-week canine study, green tea polyphenols reduced three major inflammatory signals: TNF-α, IL-1β and IL-6. Researchers also observed less liver fat buildup and tissue damage!

🦠 3. BETTER GUT HEALTH
Another canine study found green tea polyphenols improved markers of intestinal inflammation and influenced gut bacteria.

🦷 4. ORAL HEALTH
Green tea catechins have been investigated for fresher dog breath. A multi-ingredient formula containing matcha also reduced dental plaque!

🍵 WANT TO TRY OUR DECAF GREEN TEA FOOD TOPPER?
From our bestselling book The Forever Dog LIFE, we’re sharing our organic decaf green tea recipe, including how to prepare it, how much to add to your pet’s meals and our simple ice cube hack!

💚 WANT THE RECIPE, SERVING GUIDE & MORE OF THE SCIENCE?

🐾 CHECK THE COMMENTS FOR THE LINK TO OUR FREE GREEN TEA GUIDE!

Ozzy left this world suddenly & unexpectedly…he left many broken hearts behind! See you on the flip side Ozzy Man! 🙏💔🙏
10/19/2026

Ozzy left this world suddenly & unexpectedly…he left many broken hearts behind! See you on the flip side Ozzy Man! 🙏💔🙏

View from my “office” window!
10/15/2026

View from my “office” window!

10/14/2026

After nearly 40 years watching canine and human bodies, Dr. Peter Dobias explains why most injuries aren't random — and what you can do to prevent them through nutrition, strengthening, detox, and hormonal support.

10/10/2026

🥚🐕🦴 NEW 2026 STUDY reveals why eggshell membrane deserves a place in your dog’s joint-support supplement!

Researchers tested eggshell membrane peptides on actual canine cartilage cells and discovered THREE exciting benefits:

✅ LESS INFLAMMATION: Suppressed NF-κB signaling and inflammatory compounds, including IL-6, COX-2, and PGE₂.

✅ LESS CARTILAGE DESTRUCTION: Reduced MMP-13, an enzyme responsible for breaking down cartilage.

✅ MORE CARTILAGE PROTECTION: Restored collagen type II and aggrecan expression, two essential components of healthy cartilage.

Here’s the catch: You can’t realistically peel enough eggshells every day to replicate a standardized, concentrated eggshell membrane supplement! And the study used specially processed peptides, not ordinary kitchen eggshell membranes.

That’s why I’m a fan of including concentrated eggshell membrane in comprehensive joint-support formulas, especially for aging dogs and those struggling with mobility.

Right now our Mobility Matrix™ (formulated with eggshell membrane and other targeted joint-support ingredients), is 25% OFF during our anniversary sale!

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🏷️ Use Discount Code: 1YEAR

10/03/2026

🐶 ANOTHER NEW LIBRELA PAPER PET PARENTS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT:

A scientist sent me a brand-new peer-reviewed paper this morning examining a possible biological explanation for some adverse events reported after Librela.

Librela reduces arthritis pain by blocking NGF (nerve growth factor). But NGF does more than transmit pain—it also supports sensory nerves involved in bone and joint health, nervous-system function and bladder control.

🦴 THE POSSIBLE “DUAL-HIT”

Reducing pain may increase weight bearing on an already damaged joint, while blocking NGF may alter sensory pathways involved in how bone responds to stress. The authors propose this as one possible explanation for reports of rapid joint deterioration, fractures and ligament ruptures.

Research also suggests sensory nerves participate in bone repair and regeneration. Loss of sensory innervation or disruption of TrkA signaling has impaired aspects of fracture healing in experimental studies.

🧠🚽 Post-marketing reports have also included ataxia, weakness/paresis, lethargy, behavioral changes/disorientation, impaired consciousness, seizures and urinary problems. Because NGF has roles in neurological and bladder pathways, the authors suggest these effects warrant further investigation. Although this paper does not prove Librela causes these problems, it proposes biologically plausible mechanisms and emphasizes that direct evidence in Librela-treated dogs is still lacking.

Blocking NGF may affect more than pain. We need long-term research to understand those effects—and, in the meantime, informed consent matters when veterinarians prescribe this drug. Proactive pet parents avoid using it; find a qualified veterinary rehabilitation specialist with many other tools in their toolbox at American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation (www.vsmr.org), American Association of Rehabilitation Veterinarians (www.rehabvets.org), or Canine Rehabilitation Institute (www.caninerehabinstitute.com).

Another sad farewell….rest in peace Chance…you were dearly loved and will be missed by many! Your job here on earth is ...
10/01/2026

Another sad farewell….rest in peace Chance…you were dearly loved and will be missed by many! Your job here on earth is done and you did it brilliantly! See you on the flip side buddy! 🙏💔

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