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Self-Serve Dog Wash & Spa

14902 Preston Road, Suite 722
Dallas, TX 75254
972-386-8175
www.dirtydawgz.net

Dirty Dawgz is a chain of self-serve dog washes located throughout the DFW area. People who would rather not bathe their dogs at home due to space constraints, convenience, or the messiness factor can bring their pooches to Dirty Dawgz and bathe them in a groomer-quality tub, dry them with a industrial strength blow dryer, and groom them with brushes and clippers provided by Dirty Dawgz. In an ongoing effort to keep my dogs cool during this heat wave, I decided to take Buster (who has experience with self-serve dog washes) to get a bath and cool down at the North Dallas location in the Pepper Square Shopping Center in Addison.

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Keep Your Dog Safe This 4th of July

The Independence Day weekend is almost here, and most of us are looking forward to the long weekend and having a fireworks-filled night with friends and family. Unfortunately, what we think is great fun for us is not always fun for our dogs, especially during this holiday.

Each year, countless dogs go missing during the 4th of July holiday because they are so frightened of the loud pops and excitement that they will do anything - including digging holes under fences, knocking out window screens, opening patio doors - to get away from the noise. Other pets become ill when they are allowed to eat human foods that are dangerous to dogs, such as onions, avocado and alcoholic beverages.

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This week, Dr. Manley answers a question about a Histiocytoma relapses.

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Meet Sasha, a two-year-old American Eskimo who loves to go on walks - as long as it's not too hot or cold!

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Dogs can get sunburned too, so be sure to apply sunscreen when your dog will be out in the sun for extended periods of time. Apply sunscreen to the tips of his ears, bridge of his nose, groin area, inside of the legs and the underbelly. Be sure to use a sunscreen that does NOT contain PABA or Zinc Ozide (which is harmful to dogs if ingested) or a brand made specifically for dogs.
 
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