Sunday, October 19, 2008

Be careful this Halloween

Dress up fun for pets




Howl-o-ween a fun time of year for pets and children alike. Whether you want your pet in a costume or whether you want them colored, all sorts of fun things can happen. Take Uma a little white poodle who needs no reason to dress up! Uma loves to play with colors this year she opted for gory green ears with the pumpkin orange body stripe and top knot. She loves to have her nails too painted as well and opted for "pleasing pumpkin" this year. You should see her as she struts through downtown La Mesa.

To color our dogs we use a safe non-toxic blow pen that is actually used for children's art. It will wash out on her next bath. If you'd like to have your pet's nails done we also offer a special polish specifically made for pets dries quick and is not as harsh as human nail polish.

Why not treat your pet do something special? Body coloring and nail polish is very affordable and a fun way to make your pet stand out from the rest. Coloring generally only works on light colored dogs and cats. Nail polish can be used on any color nails, and we don't recommend it for cats.

Sunday, October 5, 2008

Go Chargers- Pet Style



Even pets get Charger Fever! Take Buddy, a cute white poodle mix who shows his colors at game time. Buddy sports a collar, tag and a TAIL! Buddy gets his game on every season. There is no question that he is a FAN from head to tail.

Wednesday, December 5, 2007

What a great day!

A few years ago, we had the pleasure of meeting an American Eskimo named Angel. She's a small to medium sized dog, and well, she SHOULD be bright white. Angel came in today with fur that was a little on the gray side. Her owners have been doing a bunch of home improvement. The tile cutting out on the patio left a lot of rock dust and tile residue. Angel laid down in the dust, and well, came to us pretty much the color of red bricks!

Cat & Doggie Works staff took care of Angel. In no time flat she was bright white and ready to go home, with a note to her owners.... "Clean up the dust!"