The Groom Room Benalla in Benalla, Victoria | Pet service

The Groom Room Benalla

Locality: Benalla, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5762 6888

Address: 40 Carrier street 3672 Benalla, VIC, Australia

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24.01.2022 Please pay heed

22.01.2022 Important information....

20.01.2022 Owner's nightmare

20.01.2022 Just for a laugh

20.01.2022 Someone took a sneaky pic...

17.01.2022 I enjoyed grooming these lovely dogs..

15.01.2022 Something to think about

12.01.2022 Not just a dog groomer...

08.01.2022 As of Wednesday evening Melbourne needs to wear masks. In case we are headed down the same track. This information might help.

06.01.2022 This is an X-ray of a 2 week old puppy, it really shows how far the bones have to grow before they become a proper joint! Puppy exercise is sooo importan...t as young dogs undergo significant physical changes. Most growth takes place between the ages of 4 to 8 months however, in some large/giant dog breeds the growth plates may remain open up to 18-20 months! There is no question that puppies LOVE to exercise & we want nothing more than to make them happy BUT puppy exercise limits MUST be applied to prevent damage to the puppy’s developing skeletal system. So here’s a guide to help; Over-training, such as long-distance running, is unhealthy for young dogs and the benefits are minimal. Some dogs are driven to exercise and, as owners, we feel we are doing them a service by giving them what they want... So... what is enough? Appropriate Puppy Exercise 0-6mths Walking slow, short walks up to 30 mins, with plenty of opportunities for your puppy to stop & sniff sniff sniff Formal skills training sit, stay, down, touch no more than 2 mins per session. Free play no more than 10 mins; discourage rough play, such as body slamming. Chasing objects roll balls and drag toys along the ground. Avoid repetitive ball throwing & chasing. Tugging do not pull against the dog hold the toy and let the puppy pull against you; keep the toy low, to maintain the puppy’s neck in a straight line with its back. Avoid direct running , jumping, indoor/outdoor stairs, fast turns, sudden stops like chasing a ball! Young puppies, up to six months, should not be exercised with the intent to increase strength or endurance. These puppies should be allowed to play naturally, i.e. self-directed play. Jumping is often encouraged, with little understanding of the damage it can cause a young pup. Do not allow your puppy up on high objects without good supervision and assist them when getting down. We hope you share this with all your friends, students & puppy owners - Let’s spread the word and make positive changes

04.01.2022 Repeat with me: "I should not eat bees..!!!"

01.01.2022 Please be aware