Calling All Paws

Thanks to our loved and loyal customers, who are booking in advance for their next six appointments, if not the year, we are now officially FULLY BOOKED UNTIL JANUARY 2024.

If you would like to get your appointments in for next year for specific dates please let us know as soon as possible by emailing your requested dates to [email protected]. You will receive a response either confirming the dates selected or alternative dates.

We do have a Cancellation List if anyone would like to be added. Please email ([email protected]) with your pet’s first and last name, and we will gladly add you to our Cancellation List.

Thank you to everyone who has booked early and for your loyalty. You are the clients of every groomers' dream.

Peace and Love,
The Calling All Paws Team

**We will not be responding in the comment section. Please email us to schedule a 2024 appointment.

Announcement - we have launched a new website thanks to the hardworking team of w3 Global Solutions. Please visit us at callingallpawsgrooming.com to schedule an appointment or review our hours and policies.

ANNOUCEMENT:

As we are sure you have heard, either on the news, through friends, or your daycare/boarding and veterinary facilities, there have been several cases of Canine Influenza in the area. While we do require proof of Rabies and Bordatella vaccinations, the Canine Influenza vaccination is not widely a recommended vaccination, nor is it readily available.

**If you attend any of the local daycares/boarding facilities, or dog parks, please cancel your apointment.** Please email us at [email protected] or call 610 446 0999 to cancel your appointment.

Dogs are most contagious during the incubation period (1-5 days) and can spread the virus even when asymptomatic. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, “Virtually all dogs exposed to Canine Influenza virus become infected, with approximately 80% developing clinical signs of disease.”

Canine Influenza is transmitted via droplets and through people and objects that have had contact with infected dogs. Symptoms of canine influenza include coughing, lethargy, fever, decreased appetite, and a runny nose. Dogs with influenza also have an increased risk of developing a secondary infection, like pneumonia. Cats can become infected and though there are no known fatalities to cats, there is also no vaccine for them. Currently there are no known cases of humans becoming infected.

Happy New Year - spread the word - Walk-in services such as nail clipping, ear cleaning or a**l expression are available Wednesday through Saturday, from 2:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m.

We started drafting this post several weeks ago. We wanted to share some of our thoughts of the past year, and the year to come. After writing and rewriting, we realized it comes down to the love we have for our customers and the love we get in return. Each one of you is a valued customer, each one of you deserves all our gratitude. We wish you in the best Holiday Season and a healthy, happy 2023. We will close December 24 and return on January 3. We look forward to seeing everyone in the New Year.
Peace and love,
Danielle and Christian

Pile of Yorkies with a Morkie.

Bear and Waziki (Bouvier des Flandres) sharing a table built for one while getting prepped for their bathes.

Tong - a beautiful Chow.

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Finn cannot let Cooper enjoy his grooming.

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY - This is a tough one - but, due to staffing shortages, we will no longer be able to provide walk-in services. This includes nail clippings, ear cleanings, a**l expressions, and quick face trims. Thank you for your understanding.