Recommended Links -Bark Easy Pet Grooming, LLC

Here are a few links that we have found helpful. Some are for rescues that we work with and others are for information and articles that we think you would find interesting and which contain valuable information!

We will add links to this page as we continue to research and find (in our opinion) great places to visit on the internet!

Okay- here is our disclaimer:

These links are for your convenience only. Please use your own judgement when reviewing this information. We are not responsible for the use of or misuse of this information or the decisions that you make when using any of this information or these resources.

Thank you!

RESCUES:

The Humane Society of Greater Nashua

Whippet Rescue (WRAP)

Australian Shepherd Rescue (ARPH)

Petfinder (searching for a rescue animal – go here!)

MISC INFORMATION:

Food Research

PET SERVICES:

Village Sentry Pet Care

Appointments

Appointments are required for full-grooming services. You can use our handy online appointment system, call us at 603-465-2113 or send an e-mail to

On occasion we can take same-day appointments. Please call for availability.

Retail shop

For your convenience, we stock collars and leashes, toys, beds and grooming supplies. Some of the products that we use in our grooming salon are available for home use.

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Bark Easy Pet Grooming

2 days ago

Trying to share this important announcement from a local vet. Please, please do not bring your dogs in if they are sick for the safety of all of our other pets. Thank you! www.facebook.com/104236732952260/posts/7986669081375613/We want to alert our clients and community about a health issue facing dogs in our area. For a few weeks now we’ve been seeing an unusually high number of dogs with respiratory infections. Most of these dogs go to various day care facilities, but some do not have a history of high exposure to other dogs. This is not coming from a single daycare or boarding facility, we’ve seen dogs from a variety of places that are getting sick. Nearly all of the sick dogs are vaccinated for bordetella and some are vaccinated for influenza. "Kennel cough" outbreaks happen from time to time and then they typically run their course after a few weeks, not unlike "cold and flu season" in people. This time is different. Most of these dogs are getting VERY sick, requiring aggressive antibiotic therapy, some requiring hospitalization and sadly some deaths have even been reported. We’ve been in touch with many neighboring clinics and similar cases have been reported in Amherst, Peterborough, Merrimack and Bedford. Our colleagues in Londonderry to the west, and at Tufts University to the south have NOT been seeing it. The state veterinarian says they have received reports from one other clinic that is also in our area. The Veterinary Emergency Center of Manchester (VECM) has been at the center of caring for patients during this epidemic and has been kind enough to share information with us about these cases. In comparing notes, all of the dogs we’ve been testing so far have tested negative for the “usual” suspects such as bordetella, influenza and yes- even coronavirus. We still do not have an exact diagnosis as to the cause of this illness. We urge dog owners in our area to avoid exposing your dog to other dogs at this time, if at all possible. Please seek veterinary care if your dog experiences coughing, runny nose or eyes, sneezing, difficulty breathing or lethargy. When seeking veterinary care for a dog that is coughing, sneezing or as has a runny nose please WAIT IN YOUR VEHICLE and call from the car to avoid exposing other dogs in the lobby. We will update you as we learn more. Meanwhile, let's all keep our fingers crossed that this blows over soon do our best to keep our furry friends safe!
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Bark Easy Pet Grooming

4 weeks ago

Today we had Fergus the bordoodle (left) and Cocoa the newfypoo (right) in for their groomings! We just had to take a picture because of their very similar coat markings!
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