Bath Bark and Beyond

04/04/2026

01/05/2026

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10/20/2025

🐾✨ Pamper your pup with **Bath Bark & Beyond** – Hudson Valley’s **full-service mobile dog grooming** that comes right to your door! 🐶🚐

Starting at **$85 + tax** (depending on size), your furry friend will enjoy:
🛁 Bath
💨 Brush Out & Blow-Dry
✂️ Haircut
🐾 Nail Trim
👂 Ear Cleaning

Convenience, care, and cuddles — all in one visit! 💕
📍Serving the Hudson Valley | 📲 Book now and let your pup shine!

10/13/2025

Experience the ultimate in pet care with Bath Bark & Beyond! Since 1995, Andréa has been bringing professional grooming right to your doorstep in the Hudson Valley. She has built lasting relationships with her furry clients, including caring for her first client from decades ago. 🐾 It’s not just grooming; it’s a loving experience for your pets! Check out more: https://wix.to/BthQanQ

Andréa, the owner, started this mobile service in 1995 and is an AKC‑certified dog breeder and groomer. Bath Bark and Beyond She’s cultivated lasting relationships — in fact, she still cares for her first client from decades ago. Bath Bark and Beyond One customer shared: “It is so much easi...

10/08/2025

Candy Caution: Halloween candy is dangerous for pets—especially chocolate, which is toxic to dogs and cats. Keep all treats out of reach and remind children not to share with pets. Xylitol, a sugar substitute in sugar-free gum and candy, is also toxic and must be kept away.

Costume Considerations: Dressing up pets can be fun, but not all enjoy it. If you choose a costume, make sure it fits well and doesn’t restrict movement, vision, or breathing. Avoid small, chewable parts that could be choking hazards, and watch for signs of discomfort.

Identification is Vital: With frequent door openings for trick-or-treaters, pets can slip out unnoticed. Ensure your pet wears ID tags or has a microchip. If they’re spooked by costumes or noise, keep them in a quiet room during busy hours.

Pet-Friendly Decorations: Decorations like candles, lights, and fake cobwebs can be fire or choking hazards. Use flameless candles and keep cords and décor out of reach to prevent accidents.

Noises and Strangers: Doorbells and costumed visitors can stress pets. If yours is anxious, provide a quiet, secure space. Calming aids like pheromone diffusers or soft music can also help.

Watch for Escape Artists: Be careful when opening the door—excited pets may dart outside. Keep them leashed or confined to prevent escapes.

Treats for Pets: Let pets join the fun with Halloween-themed toys or treats made for them. This way, they enjoy the holiday safely—without the risks of human candy.