The Mutt Hutt

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So THANKFUL to each of you! Nicole and I love your pups and we are very thankful to help them through their grooming process and bring out their beauty!!
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

3 before & 3 after photos! 💜🐾

Theodore is hoping you are having a great holiday weekend! 💜🐾If you are looking for appointments and not finding what you would like, just reach out!! 610–780–8996

Little Miss Princess!😍💜🐾

Happy National Dog Day!! Give them smooches from
me please!!

He’s got legs!! ❤️ Love working with Lonnie, he has a beautiful coat and visits us regularly!!

This beautiful girl is Gabby-Jo, and with her mother’s permission, we want to share her heartbreaking story in the hope that no other pet parent experiences this tragedy.

Gabby-Jo was brought to us in critical condition, suffering from Pyometra, a bacterial infection of the uterus. Our team immediately provided intensive care, but the infection had progressed too far, and it was too late to save her from the toxic effects of the bacteria. Her passing is a devastating reminder of how quickly this silent threat can take hold. If you have an unspayed female dog, please take a moment to learn more about preventing Pyometra, in honor of Gabby-Jo.

What is Pyometra?
Pyometra is a life-threatening bacterial infection of the uterus that affects unspayed female dogs, usually a few weeks after a heat cycle. The infection can lead to rapid toxicity and organ failure.

What Do I Look For?
Early detection is crucial, but symptoms can be subtle at first. If your unspayed female dog exhibits any of the following signs, especially a few weeks after a heat cycle, seek veterinary attention immediately:
• Vaginal discharge (pus may be bloody or mucus-like)
• Fever
• Increased thirst and urination
• Lethargy or weakness
• Decreased appetite or refusal to eat
• Swollen abdomen
• Vomiting or diarrhea
• Excessive licking of the v***a

What Can Pet Parents Do?
The most effective way to prevent Pyometra is to spay your female dog. Spaying removes the uterus and ovaries, eliminating the possibility of this infection entirely. It's a routine procedure that offers numerous health and behavioral benefits. Visit our website (bgshelterpets.com/25) to learn more about the benefits and how you can book your dog's spay for as low as $25 at the Hotaling Spay Neuter Clinic.

Gabby-Jo's story is a heartbreaking testament to the dangers of Pyometra. Please, if you have an unspayed female pet, talk to your veterinarian about spaying. Be vigilant for any changes in their health and seek immediate veterinary care if you suspect anything is wrong. Our hearts go out to Gabby-Jo's family, and we hope her story can help save other beloved pets.

Please keep your dog secured away from doors even if you have a fenced in yard be out there with them these evenings. I’m sure the next few days maybe weeks we’re going to hear a lot of fireworks!