Cristy’s Paws & Claws

10/23/2026

Your dog showed up to my house and helped her self in, I think she’s trying to tell you something she desperately needs.

10/20/2026

By appointments and some walk-ins. Call or text 580-461-8578
Guymon Oklahoma

Nail trims for only $5.00
Baths from 20.00-40.00 (depending on size and breed)

Full groom starting at 30.00

Cats $50.00

Flea & Thick treatment $5.00

Pet taxi available upon request for additional reasonable charge.

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10/17/2026

The CDC has issued a nationwide health advisory after reporting a noticeable rise in human exposures to rabid or potentially rabid animals across the United States.

From July through August 2026, the CDC received 17% more rabies-related inquiries than during the same period in 2025. Importantly, this does not mean human rabies cases increased by 17%. The figure reflects increased reports, consultations and potential exposure events, including several mass-exposure incidents.

The advisory comes as multiple U.S. jurisdictions report increased encounters with animals suspected or confirmed to have rabies. At least eight state health departments also reported increases in rabies post-exposure prophylaxis — or problems with how those treatments were administered.

Pharmacy data through September 2 showed an estimated 33% increase in rabies vaccine use and a striking 76% increase in human rabies immune globulin use compared with the same period last year.

Rabies remains one of the deadliest infectious diseases known: once clinical symptoms appear, it is nearly always fatal. The good news is that infection can be prevented when appropriate post-exposure treatment is given before symptoms begin.

The CDC advises anyone bitten, scratched or potentially exposed to a rabid animal to wash the wound thoroughly and seek medical or public-health guidance promptly rather than waiting for symptoms.

Source: CDC Health Alert Network, 2026 — Nationwide Increase in Reported Human Rabies Exposures.

10/10/2026

09/08/2026

🚨 ‼️ September 13-18 ‼️ 🚨
To book before or after please call or message 580-461-8578

08/31/2026

Regularly trimming your dog's nails is vital to prevent joint strain, painful toe splaying, and injuries from snagging. Most dogs need a trim every two to four weeks. If you hear nails click on the floor, they are too long.

Nail trimming it’s only $5.00, message me or call me to set your paw friend for a mani and pedi 😊
580-461-8578