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Dogs of the Day: Wednesday, September 23rd
Peanut brought the charm, Vito brought the commentary, and Anoush brought the Disappearing Feet Trick. Three dogs, three very different takes on spa day in the Vroom Grooms van.
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One Minute, Once a Week: The Paw Check That Catches Trouble Early
The weekly look-over that catches mats, burrs and burns while they are small, why pavement and ice melt are the two seasonal paw hazards, the seven-second pavement test, and the limp rule that deserves a real look every time.
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Dogs of the Day: Tuesday, September 22nd
Scarlett tried the kiss-distraction strategy and still got a silky blowout; nervous-but-sweet Archie gave smooches at handoff and earned his scrub-a-dub-dub. A full day of trust-building in the van, live on stream!
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Two Minutes, Three Times a Week: The Dog Tooth-Brushing Habit That Actually Sticks
By age three most dogs show signs of gum disease, and two minutes of brushing a few times a week pushes that timeline way back. The safe toothpaste rule, the no-fight habit ladder, and what a groomer’s-eye view of a maintained mouth looks like.
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Behind the Scenes: The Daily Checklist That Keeps the Mobile Salon Rolling
Ever wonder what happens after the pup goes home? Deep cleaning, restocking, van maintenance on the Ford Transit 350, and the admin work behind the grooms: the daily checklist that keeps the mobile salon rolling.
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Nail Trims Are Not Optional: Why a Few Seconds of Clacking Saves Your Dog’s Whole Walk
Long nails change how the whole leg moves, and the quick grows with the nail. The two-week rhythm that makes trims easier, the fingernail test you can do today, and how to handle paws at home so trims stop being a wrestling match.
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How a Coat Mats (And the Boring Routine That Prevents It)
Matting starts with two trapped hairs and grows like a snowball, behind the ears, under the collar, in the armpits. Why mats hurt more than they look, why I do not de-matt a tight coat, and the brushing rhythm that keeps your dog out of the shave-down conversation.
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Grooming the Golden Years: What Changes When Your Dog Gets Old
Senior dogs need grooming more, not less: they are worse at maintaining their own coats. How the groom adapts for older bodies, why nail trims matter most in the golden years, and the massage effect nobody expects.
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The At-Home Tub Bath: Doing the In-Between Wash Without Wrecking the Coat
A tub bath between grooms is fine when the dog needs one. How often to bathe, why the rinse matters more than the shampoo, the ear rule that prevents infections, and the drying step most people skip.