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Stress-free.

Our calm, private grooming space is tailored for your dog’s undivided attention. Ideal for anxious pups.

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Top-tier shampoos, vet-rated cleaning solutions, breed-specific brushes, and unmatched expertise.

Forget the 4-hour trips to the groomer. We're at your doorstep on your schedule. It's grooming on your terms!

Grooming made simple for you and your dog

This package is perfect for our long-haired pals! It includes all the basics, plus a thorough, full-body and face haircut.

Bath & Brush

This package is perfect for short-haired breeds not in need of a haircut. It's also a speedy solution for any breed just needing a refreshing bath.

Thousands of wagging tails!

Her haircut is always so so cute and lasts a long time! Can't beat it.

"If you are looking for a great pet groomer who is gentle, pays attention to detail, and convenient, set up your appointment with Groombuggy."

Groombuggy was really wonderful.

"I was feeling worried because my dog is a bit older and we just moved to Mt. View. But right away our groomer Ally reassured us that she was going to take care of her. She was super friendly and on time and communicated with me a few days before and the day of the appointment her timing which was so helpful.  The dogs haircuts were super great and they looked amazing. Definitely will come back and asking for Ally."

Amazing service from groombuggy!

"Grooming at other places usually takes upwards of three hours. I hate dropping my pup off for hours on end, not knowing if he's just being locked up in a crate waiting. Groombuggy only takes one dog at a time, and he was done in one hour! His haircut looked great, exactly what I asked for. They even gave him the cutest little tie to wear. I will definitely be using them again."

His cut is so cute!

"Booking was very easy and the team at Groombuggy was very flexible with our grooming dates moving around. Vicki from Groombuggy was the groomer and super sweet and gentle with our little guy."

Amazing! I've had other dog groomers before, but they never left my dog feeling CLEAN.

"My dog looks, feels, and smells clean. She cleaned his ears, trimmed his nails! And he got a cute little bandana after too. I would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for a dog groomer, reasonable pricing, great customer service!"

I can finally see his smile

"Great job cleaning up all of his doodle long hair. not only does he look thinner, but he looks happier!!"

He always comes back looking great!

“We've been using Groombuggy for grooming our 1.5yo labradoodle and been very pleased with the service.”

I would definitely recommend anyone who needs a groomer at the convenience of staying at home.

"Groombuggy Mobile Dog Groomers was easy to book, very responsive, and best of all they did an amazing job with our Border Collie. Groomer Erika was just the sweetest and our dog just fell in love with her upon meeting her."

She came out looking and feeling good.

"This is Nova’s second grooming appointment with groombuggy. Sydney was right on time, Nova had a great experience today."

Would highly recommend and a way better experience than a trip to a traditional grooming salon.

"Katrice was kind, gentle, and patient with Hazel, who is not the biggest fan of being groomed, especially brushed. Katrice spent extra time brushing out the matting on her tail and provided us with a recommendation for a good brush for the tail. Hazel's grooming took about 2 hrs and was so convenient to have them come to our home. She even arrived with an adorable new bandana and star hair accessories :)"

I love what my dog looks like!!!

"Charlie knew exactly what to do this time because my dog actually needed more hair cut off, and Charlie did a terrific job!"

Great work and highly recommended!

“Thank you Carlos - An exceptional grooming job and I believe this is your best work ever! I am so grateful to you and the Groombuggy team! Stella is feeling awesome; energetic and perky and happy - and loved getting her teeth brushed too!”

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Traditional dog grooming just doesn’t cut it

Life’s chaotic enough without “ruff” trips to the dog groomer. Why make your pup trek, tail between its legs, to an unfamiliar environment while you sit twiddling your thumbs in a crowded waiting room?

With Groombuggy, there's no more hustling your dog into the car or waiting in line. Our skilled groomers drive to you, rolling up in our fully-equipped grooming vans ready to work their magic!

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Where pets are treated like family

Lilly’s is a modern twist on traditional dog grooming. Our spa on wheels provides convenience to you and a low stress environment for your dog. Our professional groomers never use a kennel, meaning they work with your pet 1 on 1 providing the additional time and attention needed to help them have the best experience!

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The mission of Lilly’s Mobile Dog Grooming is to provide a safe, clean, low-stress environment for our fur clients and their humans.

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We love Lilly's Mobile Grooming... She has been our groomer for years...She is like family to us.... She groomed my first Chow Chow "Rj" for years before he passed away... Now I have another Chow Chow "Teddy B" who she now has been grooming for the past 2 years. She is wonderful with both of my Chows.... She also has Teddy looking so handsome at the end of each spa day. Teddy is a handful and more at times but she is so kind, patient, and loving with Teddy always. A lot of people wouldn't groom Teddy because of the stigma attached to Chows being mean and aggressive. But Laura took a chance with both of my Chows and there is no one else I trust to groom Teddy but Laura. I highly suggest her services. You won't be disappointed.

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Professionally trained groomers with 10+ years of experience. Not to mention a love for dogs! Our Maltese was the inspiration behind starting our business and a need to create a cage free, stress free environment. We currently service the South Bay area.

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Looking for a mobile dog groomer near you? Check out Yelp's list of the best mobile dog groomers in your area. From luxury mobile grooming services to budget-friendly options, we've got pros to pamper and primp your pooch. Whether you need a one-time appointment or recurring service, count on Yelp for mobile dog groomers who’ll come to you, when you need them.

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What is a dog groomer?

A dog groomer is a service professional who provides dog grooming and basic hygiene care for your dog. Dog groomers are typically animal lovers who are competent and comfortable working with a wide range of dog breeds and temperaments. Dog groomers are knowledgeable about the care needs for different kinds of dog coats. A poodle will have different haircut needs than a shih tzu, for example, so it pays to have a trained pro provide the proper cut. Good dog groomers know how to safely clean your dog’s teeth, bathe your dog, and cut their nails without going too short. They understand how to trim the hair from around your dog’s face, express anal glands, and clean your dog’s ears. Many people who choose dog grooming as a profession also pursue other dog services such as attending veterinary school, running a doggy day care center, working as a professional dog walker, and more.

What is included in a dog grooming?

Dog grooming is so much more than giving your dog a bath. Dog grooming is a broad term that covers all aspects of canine cleanliness and hygiene. The services included in dog grooming will vary based on your needs and what you choose to pay. Unless they are rolling in cowpies or playing in mud puddles, most dogs are okay getting a shampoo bath only as needed. You’ll know when they need it if they smell bad or are bringing dirt into the house. Some dogs, like shepherds and shih tzus, have thick coats that can get matted and tangled without regular care. Pro dog groomers can deftly blow dry a dog’s hair after a bath so that it is shiny and smooth. Dog grooming can include brushing that detangles dog hair and also thins the undercoat to minimize shedding.

Dog grooming also includes hygiene services such as toothbrushing and ear cleaning. Clean teeth are important to the health of your dog, and the pros have the patience and proper technique to get it done. Regular dog grooming can stave off tear stains, those reddish stains below your dog’s eyes. Anal gland expression is something not many people want to do on their own, even if they love their dog. A dog groomer can safely and efficiently release any blocked anal gland fluid. Other dog grooming services include nail trimming and clipping. Nationally, dog grooming prices range from $60 to $80 . Most dog groomers offer discounts to customers who purchase monthly packages or bundle multiple grooming services at one time.

How much does it cost to get a dog’s nails trimmed?

Dog grooming prices for nail trims can vary based on the the size and temperament of your dog, where the nail trimming takes place, and whether you bundle the trim with other grooming services. The average cost to get your dog’s nails trimmed usually ranges from approximately $10 to $25. Nationally, the average for dog grooming prices is $60-$80 , which usually encompasses not only nail trimming but also bathing, haircuts and other services.

The cost to trim a dog’s nails can vary based on whether the dog is at a doggy day care and has the service as an add-on, whether you bring your dog to a groomer’s business, or whether you have a mobile groomer provide nail trimming at your home. Nail trimming costs less than nail grinding, which usually is done with a Dremel or similar tool. Nail trimming should be a regular part of of your dog’s care, as overgrown nails can be painful and cause problems.

How much does it cost to trim a dog’s nails?

Trimming your dog’s nails is an important part of keeping your dog healthy and well-groomed. Well-clipped nails are also a factor in your dog grooming costs. When a dog’s nails get too long, they have the potential to break or split, which can cause them pain and mean a costly visit to your local veterinarian. Overly long dog nails can also cause discomfort for your pup, especially if you have hardwood or tile floors. Be sure to calculate regular nail trimming into your budget for dog grooming. The dog groomer may use trimmers to clip the nails, or they may use a small drill (like a Dremel) to grind down the nails. A good professional groomer will know not to clip too close to the base of the nail, where nicking a nerve or a blood vessel could injure your dog. Nail trimming costs can vary based on geographic location and whether you bring the dog to the groomer or if the groomer picks up and drops off your dog. Transportation fees for pickup and drop-off service can add a lot to the cost. A simple dog nail trim may cost between $10 and $30, depending on location. Nail grinding may cost $2-$8 more than standard clipping. Many dog groomers offer discounts for bundled services, so you could get a nail trim at a reduced rate when you purchase it with a bath.

What is included in dog grooming?

Dog grooming is a broad term that encompasses a range of beauty and hygiene services provided to your pet by a dog grooming professional. Services can include bathing, nail trimming, tooth brushing, haircuts, ear cleaning and gland expression. The American Humane Society recommends bathing (shampooing) your dog every two to four months, but breed and hair type can affect frequency. A dog groomer may charge extra for bathing a dog that’s unusually dirty or smelly from rolling in a bog or being sprayed by a skunk, for example. Nail trimming should be done every two to four weeks, depending on how quickly your dog’s nails grow. If you hear their nails clicking when they’re walking on hard surfaces, a trim is overdue. Experts say you should brush your dog’s teeth at least a few times a week. If you find this difficult because of your dog’s size or temperament, it’s helpful to have a regular groomer you entrust to regularly give them a thorough cleaning. The type of dog you have will determine how often it will need a haircut. A dog with short, wiry hair will rarely need a haircut, while a long-haired breed such as a shih-tzu will need regular combing to prevent painful matting and a cut every six weeks to three months, depending on length. Often, you can save on dog grooming prices by bundling multiple services into one visit with the same provider. Another opportunity for savings is to find a doggy day care service that also provides dog grooming.

How much does it cost for a mobile dog groomer?

Mobile dog groomers come to your home and bathe, trim, and groom your dog. Mobile grooming is often easier on your dog, as they don’t have to go to a strange place to get groomed, and it saves you the effort of transportation. Prices for mobile pet grooming services can vary. Nationally, the average for dog grooming prices is $60-$80 , including both standard and mobile services. Mobile dog grooming prices may be higher if the company has a dedicated truck or van than if they do the grooming on your premises. Mobile dog grooming prices will also vary based on the services you need, the area you live in, and your dog’s temperament and breed. Here are some examples of average pet grooming prices:

• Nail trim: $15-$25.
• Ear cleaning: $20.
• Anal gland expression: $25.
• Bath: $25-$50, depending on dog size.
• Haircut: $45.
• All five of these services bundled: $110-$160, depending on dog size.

How much does it cost to groom a dog?

Dog grooming costs depend on the service your pet requires. Nationally, the average price for dog grooming ranges from $40 to $100 , varying by location. Not surprisingly, dog grooming on New York’s Upper East Side costs nearly double what it costs in a small town in Montana. Dog groomers typically handle every aspect of your dog’s beauty and hygiene, from tooth brushing to hairstyling. One potential way to save is to have your dog groomed at your doggy daycare — sometimes they offer discounts on dog grooming prices for clients. Here are some examples of average dog grooming costs in the San Francisco Bay Area. Please note these prices would include transportation fees for picking up and dropping off your dog to your home:

• Nails: $30 a la carte or $20 when bundled with another service
• Toothbrushing: $30 a la carte or $20 when bundled with another service
• Tooth scraping (removal of plaque from teeth to prevent infection), with anesthesia: $600
• Tooth scraping, without anesthesia: $400.
• Wash and dry: $60
• Ears: $30 a la carte or $20 when bundled with another service
• Grooming package: $130 — includes wash, nails, teeth, ears, gland expression and haircut

What vaccines do dogs need to be groomed?

It’s important to make sure your dog is up to date on its vaccines before taking it to a groomer. Vaccinations keep your dog and the other dogs that use the establishment healthy. Viruses can linger long after a dog is gone, so an unvaccinated dog can infect a number of other dogs days or even months after their visit. Find out about your dog groomer’s vaccination policies, and think carefully about receiving services from a company that does not require vaccinations. Here are the main vaccinations that are generally required for dog grooming:

• Parvovirus: Parvo is a nasty virus that can kill dogs within 48-72 hours of infection. The virus is incredibly persistent and, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association , is resistant to heat, cold, humidity and drying. It’s spread by dog-to-dog contact or contact with contaminated feces, environments (food and water bowls, collars and leashes, etc.,) or people.
• Adenovirus 2: Dogs receive this vaccination to protect against canine infectious hepatitis. The vaccination can also helps prevent canine cough.
• Canine distemper virus: Distemper has no known cure and can cause serious pain, illness, and even death, although recovery is possible with medical intervention.  
• Rabies: This disease attacks the central nervous system and — when untreated — will lead to death. The CDC recommends euthanizing an unvaccinated animal that has been exposed to rabies, although six-month isolation followed by vaccination is also permissible.
• Para-influenza: Canine para-influenza leads to kennel cough and an unhappy dog

How much do you tip the dog groomer?

Do you have a dog that you get groomed regularly? If you do, you’ve probably wondered how much — or even if — you’re supposed to tip your dog groomer. Treat your dog groomer as you would your own hair stylist. A 15 percent to 20 percent tip is an appropriate amount to show your appreciation for a dog grooming job well done. If your dog didn’t get clean or their nails didn’t get properly clipped, then you certainly don’t have to tip. But if you’re satisfied with the service, consider the tip part of the standard dog grooming price, and just plan it into your dog care budget so you’ll have a happy groomer and a well-groomed dog. Here are a few examples of when you should tip extra:

• Your dog bit the groomer! Not good. A big tip will help.
• Your pooch barked like a wild beast or wrestled the groomer the entire time.
• Your dog’s hair was extra gross and dirty — think dog poo or major mud matted in their hindquarters.
• Your senior or disabled dog can’t stand on their own and needs extra care and support.

Why you should hire a mobile dog groomer

Keeping your dog groomed is vital for your pup’s health and happiness. Many dog groomers can wash your pet in a comforting bath, cut their hair, trim their nails and leave your dog looking (and smelling) like their best. Got a wiggly or nippy puppy? A dog groomer can handle them. Got a dog who doesn’t like to travel? Plenty of mobile dog groomers will do hair cuts from your home. Find the perfect groomer near you today.

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​​The Sudsy Traveler is based out of Cleveland, OH and travels around the Cleveland area to provide in-home grooming and baths for your doggos! Your pet is our only focus during our time and every pet receives full care and special attention.  

​Grooming improves pets’ health and overall well-being and we provide quality and professional services at your convenience. Our accommodating grooming service works with you and your schedule to provide in-home grooming. Each groom includes bath, blow-out, brush-out, ears, nails, cologne/perfume, glands, de-shed (if necessary), and haircut (if necessary). When we come to you all we ask is for a decent sized space with good lighting to setup our table near an outlet and somewhere  to bathe. Ex. bath, utility, sink, hose, etc.  

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​Tori is an independent groomer certified by Cleveland Grooming Academy with over 5 years of experience, as well as a former licensed cosmetologist. She has been involved with rescue since she was a child and has a passion for helping animals. Animals are her life!  

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As a dedicated team of dog enthusiasts, our mission is simplifying the joyful journey of dog ownership. We empathize with the challenges of maintaining your furry companion's grooming needs, particularly in finding professional and reliable groomers. Your pet deserves the best, and it can be nerve-racking to trust someone with your pet without any prior experience. Pawsh was conceived to solve this dilemma. Our user-friendly app connects you to a vast network of vetted local groomers, ensuring your fur baby receives the top-tier care they deserve.

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Introducing the BEST way to groom your dog or cat: Zoomin Groomin!

Our Professional Mobile Pet Groomers bring all of the comforts and amenities to you in our High Tech Mobile Pet Grooming vans. Your pets will receive one-on-one personal attention without needing to leave their own ‘Turf’. At Zoomin Groomin we are Pet Parents too and we understand that your pets are part of your family.

We’ll Treat Your Pets Just Like We Do Our Own: With Lots Of Love And Care!

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Bath & Blowout Service

Indulge your pet in our Bath & Blowout experience, featuring a relaxing bath using premium products customized to meet your furbaby’s specific needs. Our skilled team uses gentle fluff drying techniques, ensuring your furry friend emerges not only clean but also smelling fresh each and every time!

Bath, Blowout & Tidy Trim Service

This bundle includes our Bath & Blowout, accompanied by a Tidy Trim. This entails a trim concentrated on the Face, Feet, and Fanny area—perfect for breeds with ‘feathers’ and furry feet or those who have overgrown hair covering their sweet eyes.

Bath, Blowout & All-Over Cut

Our all-over cuts include our Bath, Blowout, and Full Groom. Your groomer will provide a consultation and will help you decide on a cut that fits your pup’s lifestyle! Our all-over trim service includes a full-body haircut to keep your pup’s coats in peak condition and looking great!

Deshedding Service

Our de-shedding package uses moisturizing shampoo and conditioner to release your pet’s undercoat. After their soothing bath and blowout, our groomers use specialized tools to brush out the rest of the loose fur. This will leave your pet feeling free of their undercoat and your home with less fur!

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Why Choose Mobile Grooming?

E xperience the convenience of a stress-free grooming session right at your doorstep with our mobile grooming service, providing your furry companion with personalized care in the comfort of familiar surroundings. Say goodbye to the hassle of travel and waiting times – our expert groomers bring top-notch expertise and tailored pampering directly to your pup, ensuring a happier, calmer grooming experience

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Welcome to have shears will travel.

You have just found the Asheville areas most prominent Mobile Pet Spa!  We serve all of Buncombe County and some of Henderson County.

Have you ever dropped off your precious pet at a traditional store and wondered...

How are they treated in the back room?

Do they really have my pet's interests in mind?

Are all of those other animals vaccinated so my pet will be safe from infections?

Does my pet get the personal attention it really needs?

Are they licensed and insured?

Conventional groom shops are very stressful on your pet.  Think about how your pet feels away from home, confined in a small area with a lot of noise, and many other animals in close proximity.

I offer full-service pet grooming that comes to you!  I take the hassle of keeping your pet looking its best.  Your pet will be in a comfortable, roomy environment inside my climate controlled mobile facility.  No more production line grooming for your precious pet.  At traditional shops there are so many distractions-checking in/out clients, ringing telephones, employee chatter.  I give your pet 110 percent individualized attention, with zero distractions.  Your pet's visit will be as calm and relaxing as you would feel going in for a day at the spa!

For your next groom- Call or Text 828-337-6582

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The Future of Pet Grooming

Mobile pet care is the future.

Wag’n Tails is the leader in mobile pet grooming and mobile veterinary equipment solutions. It was founded by a pet care professional who believed that pet care is healthier for pets and more convenient for pet parents when delivered at home. We have decades of experience designing, engineering, and manufacturing efficient and reliable specialty vehicles for both mobile pet groomers and mobile veterinarians worldwide. Our best of breed vehicles, proven mobile pet grooming and mobile veterinary business success guides, value-add services, dedicated customer support team, and flexible financing options make Wag’n Tails the right solution for you.

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If you are a veterinarian or veterinary practice owner, and you are interested in learning more about our veterinary vehicles so that you can take your practice mobile, please click the link below.

Mobile pet care is more convenient for pet parents and healthier for pets.

Significantly increase your earnings potential!

As a mobile pet care professional with a Wag’n Tails vehicle, you will have the necessary equipment and support to transform both your career and checking account. Whether you are starting your own business or adding mobile services to an established business, a pet groomer or veterinarian can earn more than 3x their income with a mobile grooming salon or mobile veterinary practice. How is this possible? Well, it’s actually quite simple: less expense plus more revenue equals greater earnings. Going mobile significantly reduces your grooming salon or veterinary practice overhead expenses. And because of the better experience for pets as well as the convenience it affords to pet parents, clients are willing to pay more for mobile pet care services.

Mobile pet care is more flexible and cost effective for pet care professionals.

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“I have owned my Wag’n Tails Pet Stylist Elite for over two years. I have a waiting list of new clients and plan to buy my second Pet Stylist Elite this year. My Wag’n Tails vehicle conveys the professional image that clients appreciate and have come to expect from my premium at-home grooming service.”

“Being a mobile groomer is great for numerous reasons. Some of the top benefits for me are: setting my own hours, working when I want to, and making as much money as I need. Another big plus is that the Pet Stylist Elite is really fun to drive!”

“There is life after the salon! My Wag’n Tails vehicle has proven to me that there is indeed life after the salon. I have rediscovered my craft in a relaxed and stress-free atmosphere, and I can now give my full attention to the pets in my care and their owners rather than to the ringing phones, client distractions, or daily commotion of a busy salon.”

“When I was 19 years old, I told my parents that I wanted to be a dog groomer. They told me to go out and get a real job. Well, after 20 years in corporate accounting, I spent my bonus on grooming school and now I have my very own mobile pet grooming business. I guess that I finally have a ‘real job’. I wish that I had done it 20 years ago.”

Hello! My name is Shareena and I have been fascinated with animals ever since I was born. My mother was a veterinary technician and an active animal trainer, we were always spending time around animals, dogs, cats, horses, birds, reptiles, you name it.

I began horseback riding at age 3, and continued for the next 20 years of my life. When my journey brought me to Portland, I wanted a job working with animals. At first, I believed I wanted to follow in my mother's footsteps and be a veterinary technician, but soon realized I couldn't support myself and go to school.

I decided to get a job at a pet grooming shop with my extensive knowledge of dog breeds, as I had been obsessed as a child. My career had begun.

AWARD WINNING PET STYLIST

I am a nationally ranked and award winning pet stylist starting a mobile grooming service for the Arkansas River Valley.

GROOM TEAM USA

After I left my first job in search of more knowledge, I began grooming with very little knowledge and was very proficient, and within 6 months of beginning my career I was brought to my first dog grooming competition in Tacoma, Washington, where my eyes were opened to a new world. I realized that there was so much more to learn than I had even imagined, and I was immediately thirsty for that knowledge.

Soon after, I began taking lessons with a local dog grooming friend. After our first lesson together, she encouraged me to continue and to look into competition as I had natural talent. The next competition she attended was in Las Vegas, so I drove with her and assisted her for the week to get an idea of what was behind the scenes.

I was hooked! I began taking lessons with one of Groom Team USA's traveling members and decided to compete the next year. In my first competition, I placed first in my Entry and third in the Group. Then, my competitive journey began.

Serving the Arkansas River Valley

In 2013, I attended 4 competitions, in Tacoma, WA, Las Vegas, NV, Chicago, IL, and Dallas, TX. At the end of the year, I was ranked 11th in the nation via Groom Team USA. I competed with Bichons, Kerry Blues, English Springer Spaniels, Poodles, and mixed breeds. I have also groomed Bichons for the AKC conformation ring.

Since 2014, I have been travelling all over the world and I have worked as a dog groomer in New Zealand and Australia. I currently reside in Salida, Colorado and plan on being here for a while! Mountains, rivers, dogs and sunshine, that’s all I need. 

It is a journey, a path, a process, and an art in my life. I continue to be swooned by this practice, and find myself compelled and driven in the pursuit of knowledge and creativity.

I am now settled in the beautiful Arkansas River Valley where I am serving, Salida, Buena Vista, Canon City and Summit County.

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The Trans-Siberian Railway runs through Perm Krai and stops at Perm and Kungur.

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The next stops on the Trans-Siberian Railway are Glazov , Udmurtia to the west and Pervouralsk , Sverdlovsk Oblast to the east.

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Animal Food, Drugs, and Devices…and More

FDA cannot give veterinary medical advice. If your animal is sick or has a veterinary emergency, call your veterinarian. If your veterinarian is unavailable, call your local emergency animal hospital or an animal poison control center. For more information, see Who Do You Call if You Have a Pet Emergency?

Each week, FDA receives a variety of phone calls and e-mails from consumers asking questions like, “Who makes sure my dog’s food is safe?” and “My horse had a side effect to a drug. How do I report that?” FDA protects animal health by regulating the food, drugs, and devices given to or used on the millions of companion and food-producing animals in the U.S. 

FDA also receives questions like, “How do I treat my cat’s urinary tract infection?” and “How do I report my ferret’s reaction to a rabies vaccine?” While FDA is happy to direct consumers to the appropriate resources, it’s helpful to know that several other federal, state, and non-government agencies also play important roles in protecting animal health.

Under the federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act , FDA is responsible for regulating food, drugs, and devices for animals. FDA also evaluates problems with FDA-regulated animal products that are reported to the agency.

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FDA is the federal agency responsible for regulating animal food. Animal food is also regulated at the state level under the animal food laws of each state. 

Food is any product or component of a product that is used mainly for nutrition, taste, or aroma. Animal food includes food for all species of animals and covers pet food, pet treats, food for horses, and food for food-producing animals. Animal food also includes the vitamins, minerals, and raw ingredients used to make the food. 

FDA does not review and approve the final packaged formulation of animal food, such as a bag of dry dog food, a can of wet cat food, or a bag of cattle feed pellets, before a company can legally market the product. However, the agency makes sure that the ingredients used to make the food are safe and have an appropriate function, and many ingredients must be reviewed and approved by FDA before they can used in animal food. If the food is for food-producing animals, FDA evaluates the “human food safety” of ingredients used to make the animal food. This evaluation ensures that it’s safe for people to eat food (like meat, milk, and eggs) from animals that ate the food.

FDA is also responsible for regulating medicated feed for animals. A medicated feed is animal feed that contains an approved animal drug. 

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Please talk to your veterinarian if you have questions about your animal’s diet or if you think your animal is having a problem related to pet food or other animal food.

FDA is the federal agency responsible for regulating animal drugs. An animal drug is intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent disease in animals or to affect the structure or any function of the animal’s body. Under the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, FDA must review an animal drug for safety and effectiveness before a company can legally market it. There are three pathways to legal marketing status for animal drugs.

An approved brand name animal drug has gone through the New Animal Drug Application (NADA) process, and an approved generic animal drug has gone through the Abbreviated New Animal Drug Application (ANADA) process. FDA approves the animal drug only if the information in the application meets all the requirements for approval. 

FDA’s approval means the drug is safe and effective when it’s used according to the label. FDA’s approval also ensures that the drug is properly manufactured and adequately labeled. If the drug is for use in food-producing animals, FDA evaluates the “human food safety” of the animal drug. This evaluation ensures that it’s safe for people to eat food (such as meat, milk and eggs) from animals treated with the drug. For more information about the approval process for animal drugs, see From an Idea to the Marketplace: The Journey of an Animal Drug through the Approval Process .

Conditional Approval

Conditional approval is only available for some animal drugs for use in a minor species or in a major species under special circumstances (see call-out box). A conditionally approved animal drug has gone through FDA's approval process except the drug has not yet met the effectiveness standard for full approval. FDA’s conditional approval means that when the drug is used according to the label, it’s safe and has a “reasonable expectation of effectiveness.” FDA's conditional approval also means that the drug is properly manufactured and adequately labeled. For more information about the conditional approval process for animal drugs, see Conditional Approval Explained: A Resource for Veterinarians .

What are major and minor species?

There are seven major species: cattle, horses, pigs, chickens, turkeys, dogs, and cats. Minor species are all other animals. Ferrets, fish, and sheep are examples of minor species. For more information about minor species, see Lions and Tigers and Bears! OMUMS!

An indexed animal drug is a drug on FDA’s Index of Legally Marketed Unapproved New Animal Drugs for Minor Species , referred to simply as “the Index.” As the name says, a drug listed on the Index is unapproved but has legal marketing status, and a company can legally sell the drug for a specific use in certain minor species (see call-out box). The safety and effectiveness of indexed animal drugs are affirmed through an alternative FDA review process. For more information about the indexing of animal drugs, see Drug Indexing .

More Information about Animal Drugs

Animal Drugs @ FDA is a searchable online database that includes most FDA-approved and conditionally approved animal drugs.

FDA’s Regulation of Animal Drugs

How can I tell if a drug is legally marketed for animals?

Please talk to your veterinarian if you have questions about a specific drug for your animal or if you think your animal is having a side effect to a drug. 

It’s also important to know that FDA does not have authority over the price of animal drugs. 

FDA is the federal agency responsible for regulating animal devices. The key difference between an animal device and an animal drug is how the product works. If it relies on a chemical action occurring in or on the animal’s body to work, the product is a drug, not a device. If it needs to be metabolized by the animal’s body to work, the product is a drug, not a device.

Antibiotics, anesthetics, and insulin are examples of drugs. Needles, syringes, bandages, thermometers, glucose meters, and X-ray equipment are examples of devices.

Unlike for animal drugs, FDA does not review and approve animal devices before a company can legally market them. Manufacturers and distributers of animal devices are responsible for making sure they are safe, effective, and properly labeled. FDA has the authority to take action against a company marketing an animal device that is unsafe, ineffective, or improperly labeled. For more information about the regulation of animal devices, see How FDA Regulates Veterinary Devices .

To report problems with animal food (including pet food), animal drugs (approved by FDA or unapproved ), or animal devices, see Report a Problem . 

In 1975, the Public Health Service Act banned the sale of turtles with shells less than 4 inches long because of concerns that the turtles may spread the dangerous bacteria Salmonella to people. FDA is the federal agency responsible for enforcing this ban to protect public health.

More Information about Pet Turtles and Salmonella 

Pet Turtles: A Source of Germs

Salmonella and Turtle Safety

FDA regulates some flea and tick products for animals as drugs while the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulates others as pesticides. If a flea or tick product is regulated by EPA, its label will have an EPA Registration Number (sometimes written as “EPA Reg. No.”). If a flea or tick product is regulated by FDA, its label will have the statement “Approved by FDA under NADA # XXX-XXX” if the product is an approved brand name animal drug, or the statement “Approved by FDA under ANADA # XXX-XXX” if the drug is an approved generic animal drug (see “ Approval ” section).

Reporting Problems with Flea and Tick Products

To report problems with a flea or tick product regulated by FDA, see Report a Problem .

To report problems with a flea or tick product regulated by EPA, see Report Pesticide Exposure Incidents Affecting Pets or Domestic Animals .

More Information about Flea and Tick Products

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Safe Use of Flea and Tick Products in Pets

Please talk to your veterinarian if you have questions about a specific flea or tick product for your animal or if you think your animal is having a side effect to a flea or tick product. 

Although FDA regulates vaccines that prevent diseases in people, the agency does not regulate vaccines that prevent diseases in animals. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is the federal agency responsible for regulating vaccines for preventing animal diseases, such as rabies, canine and feline distemper, and bovine rhinotracheitis.

More Information about Animal Vaccines and Reporting Problems (Adverse Events) with Animal Vaccines

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Adverse Event Reporting (USDA)

Please talk to your veterinarian if you have questions about which vaccines your animal needs or if you think your animal is having a vaccine reaction. 

FDA does not regulate animal transport and travel. Importing an animal into the U.S. from a foreign country or exporting an animal from the U.S. to a foreign country may involve multiple federal and state agencies, depending on the type of animal. You should plan well in advance if you want to import or export an animal and you must meet all the requirements of each responsible agency.  

When traveling with your pet either internationally or within the U.S., there may be animal health requirements specific to your destination. As soon as you know your travel plans, contact your veterinarian to help you with the pet travel process. Your pet may need a certificate of veterinary inspection, also known as a health certificate, to travel. 

Plane Travel

The federal Animal Welfare Act, which is enforced by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), established certain requirements for transporting animals by plane. All airlines must follow USDA’s requirements and can also impose their own separate and additional requirements. Check with the specific airline you intend to use about its policies.  

Some states have dog restraint laws that require dogs to wear a seat belt or otherwise be restrained when traveling inside a vehicle. Several states also have laws that require dogs to be properly restrained when riding in the bed of a truck. And be aware that driving with a dog or other pet in your lap may violate some state laws. 

Transporting Horses, Livestock, and Poultry

You need to prepare well in advance if you plan to transport horses, livestock (such as cattle, pigs, goats, and sheep), and poultry.  The National Veterinary Accreditation Program has detailed information about the regulations for intrastate (within the same state), interstate (state-to-state), and international shipment of these species. This program is managed by the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (USDA/APHIS).

More Information about Animal Transport and Travel

Travel With a Pet (USDA/APHIS)

Bringing Live Animals and Germplasm into the United States From Another Country (Import) (USDA/APHIS)

Live Animal Exports (Moving Animals to Another Country) (USDA/APHIS)

U.S. State and Territory Animal Entry Regulations (USDA/APHIS)

Animal Transportation (USDA National Agriculture Library)

Importation (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)

Animal travel and transport (American Veterinary Medical Association)

Plane Talk: Traveling with Animals (U.S. Department of Transportation)

Travel Training for Your and Your Pets

Although FDA does not regulate pharmacies, the agency does regulate drugs for people and animals and certain drug-related activities that occur in pharmacies, such as when pharmacies make (or “compound”) drugs. Animal drug compounding is the process of combining, mixing, or altering ingredients to create a medication tailored to the needs of one animal or a small group of animals. Pharmacies that compound drugs for animals must follow the federal law and may be inspected by FDA. For more information about the compounding of animal drugs, see Animal Drug Compounding .

State boards of pharmacy regulate the pharmacies in each state and license pharmacists to ensure they meet the requirements to practice in that state. FDA generally relies on these state boards of pharmacy to provide day-to-day oversight of routine pharmacy practices related to animal drugs, including compounding. For more information about boards of pharmacy, including contact information, see National Association of Boards of Pharmacy .

Please talk to your veterinarian or pharmacist if you have questions about a specific drug for your animal or about drug pricing. FDA does not have authority over the price of animal drugs. 

FDA does not regulate veterinary clinics or how veterinarians practice medicine. Veterinary state boards regulate the practice of veterinary medicine in each state and license veterinarians to ensure they meet the requirements to practice in that state. However, veterinarians who prescribe drugs for animals in an extra-label manner (see call-out box) must follow FDA’s requirements for extra-label drug use in animals. FDA generally relies on veterinary state boards to provide day-to-day oversight of the practice of veterinary medicine. For more information about veterinary state boards, including contact information, see American Association of Veterinary State Boards .

What “extra-label” mean?

When a drug that is approved for people or animals is used in a manner other than what is stated on the drug’s label, it is an extra-label use. This is commonly called an “off-label” use because the drug is used in a way that is “off the label.”

More Information about Extra-Label Drug Use in Animals

Animal Medicinal Drug Use Clarification Act of 1994

The Ins and Outs of Extra-Label Drug Use in Animals: A Resource for Veterinarians

Miscellaneous Animal Products

Although not typically regulated by FDA, these animal products may fall under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission or another agency depending on how the products are made, marketed, and distributed: 

• Cat litter;
• Pet accessories (for example, toys, beds, and crates);
• Grooming aids (these are animal products, such as unmedicated dog shampoo, that are like cosmetics for people); and
• Bedding for pet birds and small animals, such as rabbits, guinea pigs, and hamsters.

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For more information about FDA’s role in protecting animal health, contact FDA’s Center for Veterinary Medicine by phone at 240-402-7002 or by email at [email protected] .

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Finding an ideal motel in Perm does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Travel Hotel, a nice option for travelers like you.

For those interested in checking out popular landmarks while visiting Perm, Travel Hotel is located a short distance from The Rotunda (0.3 mi) and Holy Trinity Cathedral (0.3 mi).

The motel features a 24 hour front desk, and you can stay connected during your stay as Travel Hotel offers guests free wifi. For guests with a vehicle, street parking is available.

If you’re looking for an Asian restaurant, consider a visit to Ris Lapsha, Chaika ZaZa, or Ulitka Cafe, which are all conveniently located a short distance from Travel Hotel.

Perm is also known for some great historic sites, including Perm State University, Monument to Ural Voluntary Building, and The Korolevskie Nomera (King's Inn), which are not too far from Travel Hotel.

Travel Hotel looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Perm.

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