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Welcome to Stinky K9 Spa, a natural dog grooming spa service in the Ruskin area of Mission, B.C. We hope you will enjoy browsing through our doggy website, and that you will find a lot of useful information.

Specials!

Puppy Grooming Training! Just got a new puppy that is 8-16 weeks old? Bring them in for nails and a short groom/training - $10 up to 30 minutes.

Adopted? We have a discount for that! 15% off a new dog that was recently adopted through a local rescue. Adoption papers are required.


 Covid-19 Procedures

For all clients: A mask is required for drop off & pick up. No clients are allowed in the shop, as the shop is quite small. 

Due to Covid-19 we have to use more chemical products, but this is only for cleaning, we still use gentle natural shampoos, conditioners & ear cleaner.

What we do to protect you & your dog(s): Wear a mask while talking with customers in person; Clean tools, tub & table areas between dogs (or dog families). A full cleaning is done weekly of areas that are more hidden from germs, unless required due to a contagion or irritant presented into the shop.

  Using doTERRA Essential Oils for Aromatherapy                


SHEDDING

Dogs shed all year, some more than others, but as most know Spring is the main shedding season. Dogs need much more brushing at this time.

If you can't keep up, please bring your dog in for a professional de-shedding.

MATTING

 

When dogs are scratching, scooting or running down wooded paths, they can get mats in their ears, bum, legs and feet. Collars, harnesses and clothing can also cause mats. Mats can be very uncomfortable.

Daily brushing can prevent this and can keep shedding down to a minimum.

BATHING

 

 Some dogs enjoy their baths some will lay down, others just sit. This is what we aim for at  Stinky K9 Spa, for all our clients.

We use natural products to keep your dogs skin and coat, clean, shiny and healthy.

NAILS

 

 

 Dogs nails should not touch the floor. Starting from a young age you should get the nails done weekly, even if you plan on leaving their coat long.

As adults, dogs need their nails done every 2-4 weeks to help keep the 'quicks' back.