Cabin fever has set in.  Your pet stares longingly out the window, dreaming of afternoons spent chasing squirrels and flushing birds from the yard.  So, you let him outside and laugh as he romps and plays in the fresh powder.  He's having a blast!  When he finally comes in, he's got snow everywhere - even between his toes!

Winter is tough on your dog's feet.  Frostbite is a constant concern in these frigid months.  The pads of their feet can become sore and cracked, making walking painful. 
 
Snow packed feet are just the tip of the iceberg.  Many dogs lick and chew at their feet, which means they can ingest toxins from the ground from anti-freeze and snow melting products. 

If your dog is walking around with clumps of snow stuck to his feet, there's something you can do to help.  Bring your pet in and let us shave the hair between the pads of the feet.  This will prevent icy build-up on the feet.  If your pup is on the fuzzy side, we can also neaten up the entire foot so snow has less to hold on to. This only takes a few minutes and can be done while you wait. 

Beat the snowshoe effect!  We can trim the nails and neaten the feet for $13.00.  Keep those feet warm and toasty (not to mention snow free) until Spring arrives!  

Every day I speak to men and women who are ready for something more.  They want a career that's fulfilling and offers them a chance to do something they've always dreamed of - working with animals.  If this sounds like you, you owe it to yourself to see what Paragon can do for you. 

We offer both on-site and online programs using the curriculum, tools, and methods that are designed to help you succeed.  We will teach you how to make pets look and feel their best in a way that will also help you maximize your earning potential.

Our Orientation classes start every other Monday.  Don't wait for next month or next year.  Your dream career is waiting for you.

If you'd like to know more or would like to schedule a tour, call 616.667.7297 for an information packet and a time when we can meet to discuss your goals.

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