Revenge of the Mojo

Our Ms Ice Queen, Mojo has finally accepted the presence of Mr. Mischievous, Radar. See how she tried to show him who's boss. :)

Some cute videos to share

The above video was taken during Hulk's first visit. He's so shy and yet so happy. Look at his tail! He never stopped wagging it.

This is Radar (Cairn Terrier) and Kyubi (my baby, JRT x Corgi) irritating each other. Radar's mummy bring him here once a week and sometimes during the weekend for daycare so Radar doesn't feel lonely and restless home alone. Kyubi thinks she's the Queen and Radar thinks he's the King. Therefore, Radar loves to irritate Kyubi. Kyubi loves to play but she just couldn't stand it when the other party is as active as her. Well, my baby Kyubi, you'll just have to learn the fact that you won't be a winner all the time.

My Mojo (Beagle) is a loner. She doesn't play much with others. Radar being the ever eager puppy tried all ways to get a reaction from Ms Ice Queen. Well, it's obvious who's the winner here.

Pics of our happy customers: Part 3

Nana (Poodle X)

Nana's a very shy but loving gal. Very submissive. Always flat on the ground when you approaches her. Hee... she can also do commando crawls.

Lucky Boy (Chihuahua)

Isn't he cute? Another shy baby but playful with fellow canines. Very sweet-natured but a bit nervous during grooming.

Milo (Cavalier King Charles X)

This fellow came from Australia. Was told that he's a CKC X Maltese but boy, he's huge for both breeds. Very smart and protective boy and very "tum chiak". He is Mojo's only love.

Un-named (suspects to be a Silky Terrier X)

This little boy was totally matted when he came. His current owner has adopted him from his previous owner and immediately sent him for grooming. He is a total sweetie and has no issues about being groomed. Will definitely be a handsome boy when his fur grows back.

Ann Ann (M. Schnauzer)

She's a mummy's girl. Ann Ann's great with being groomed but she hates to have her nails trimmed.

Princess Doris (Shih Tzu)

Doris is a real princess. She lies down as and when she feels like it (well, actually it's most of the time). Doris has a really thick coat and her fur grows out in a second. Has to be shaven this time round for easy maintenance.

Zoe (Mini Schnauzer)

Max (Mini Schnauzer)

Max and Zoe are silblings. Both of them hate to have their ear hair plucked. Max's a fighter so it took extra effort and patience to trim his nails and pluck his ear hair. Max and Zoe are actually very loving. Zoe's more of an attention seeker and she squeezed her way in when I was sayang-ing Max. As you can see, Max likes to keep a low profile therefore he turns away whenever the camera's pointing in his direction. I will get you the next time, Max.

Snow (Jap Spitz X Pomeranian)

Snow is a really pretty gal. Years ago, her owners rescued her from a drain. Snow's a little nervous during grooming and always on a lookout for her owners.

Ruby (Corgi)

Ruby's back for her 2nd session of FURminator Shed-Less Treatment. Her owners are happy with the result of the treatment and therefore she does not have to be shaved anymore. Above is a pic of her and the loose coat removed from her in a single treatment.

Shorty (Shih Tzu)

Mr Fleshy is back for his 2nd grooming session with us. See how big his eyes are!!!

Le Le (Shetland Sheepdog)

Le Le's only 5 months old and this is her first grooming session. She's a little wary of the shaver initially but overall she handled it really well. Le Le's also tried out the FURminator Shed-Less Treatment to help reduce her shedding.

Eski (Maltese)

Eski's a nervous baby. She trembles throughout the grooming session no matter what how I reassures her. Well, she's pretty happy the moment she is off the table.

Poala (German Spitz)

Yes, I know we have a fair number of nervous babies, but this little guy is the ultimate! Poor boy was screaming and whining throughout the grooming session especially when we were drying him. This is his 2nd grooming with us and Poala does seem to be calmer. He loves attention but not when it's grooming time.

Poofie (Maltese)

Poofie's a little shy initially when she first meet Mojo and Kyubi (well, especially Kyubi who's over-friendly). After his grooming, he had a little play time with them and enjoyed it.

More on FURminator Shed-Less Treatment

Hair removed in a single session of the FURminator Shed-Less Treatment

Shedding is a natural loss of hair in dogs that allows new hair growth. All dogs shed; some shed more than others.

There are also times when shedding is an indication of health problem. Excessive shedding that leads to hair falling out in patches, leaving bald spots, or constantly chewing and scratching may be caused by stress, illness or poor diet. Consult a vet to determine if the shedding is normal, or the symptom of some other problem.

Normal shedding cannot be stopped. Shaving your dog’s hair short will not stop it from shedding. A short coat may be easier for you to manage, but it will still shed the same amount of hairs. The only difference will be that now those hairs are shorter, and more likely to stick into your clothes and furniture, and be much more difficult to vacuum or sweep up.

The thinking behind the FURminator Shed-Less Treatment is simple logic - the more hair you remove from your pet, the less hair you need to remove from your couch, your clothes, your floors, your carpet, your car and your home. The FURminator Treatment was developed to grab and remove - not cut, but remove - undercoat hair quickly and easily. Neither the specialized tool nor the process hurts your pet, and all-natural deShedding Shampoo & deShedding Solution are great for promoting a healthy skin and coat on your pet.

Schedule this special grooming appointment today and discover the joy of owning a clean, healthy and happy pet with the FURminator Shed-Less Treatment .

Feel free to call us for more details on the treatment!

Pics of our happy customers: Part 2

Hugo (Mini Schnauzer)

Hugo's here for a full grooming session along with his buddy, Nike (see below). He was very calm and tolerant during the grooming session and always looking out for Nike.

Nike (Jack Russell Terrier)

Nike came along with buddy, Hugo (see above) for a basic grooming session and FURminator Shed-Less Treatment. Nike was a little nervous at first but eventually he calmed down and was also looking out for Hugo.

Joy Joy (English Cocker Spaniel)

Gosh! Joy Joy was practically a ball of fur when I first saw him. He was a joy throughout the grooming session except when it came to the nails. :P

Polo (Jack Russell Terrier Mixed)

Hyper, hyper and more hyper. Fortunately, this boy calmed down the moment he got on the grooming table.

Boy (Maltese)

Boy was in a mess! Came for a full grooming session to tidy himself up. He's another feisty figure when it comes to the nails.

Girl (Jack Russell Terrier)

Girl came hand in hand together with Boy (see above) for a basic grooming and the FURminator Shed-Less Treatment. She's a sweetie and very affectionate. Look at the smirk on her face in her 1st pic! :)

Hulk (Mini Bull Terrier)

He is sooooo adorable! Hulk is a total opposite from what his name might suggest. He's so sweet and did not stop wagging his tail. How can one not love him??? Hulk's recovering from his skin problem and was here for a basic grooming session and dead sea salt spa. Speedy recovery, Hulk!

Jessie (Shetland)

Jessie suffered from separation anxiety the moment her mama and papa left our studio. Luckily she calmed down a bit during the grooming session. She enjoyed being combed during her FURminator Shed-Less Treatment and had fun with my gals, Mojo and Kyubi at the end of her session.

Frosty (Japanese Spitz)

Frosty's just a little puppy. He hates being groomed and will always put up a fight. So his mummy and daddy brought him her for a bath and get his nails clipped. Hope you will learned to enjoy being cared for soon, Frosty!

QQ (Mini Schnauzer)

QQ's really tiny. Very trusting and easy to groom. Such a cutie!!

Dough (Maltese Mix)

Dough's a feisty girl therefore a new image to match her character. She's been punked!!! :)

Radar (Cairn Terrier)

Radar's a typical eager to please puppy. Very fun-loving and active. He's here for his first ever grooming session and FURminator Shed-Less Treatment to remove his thick undercoat and he seemed to be enjoying all the attention.

Rascal (Cairn Terrier)

Rascal's a friend of Mojo and Kyubi and he can be a real rascal at times :P Rascal had a shaved body and a lion's tail while he retained his "centre-parting fringe" and hairy ears.

Yuki (West Highland Terrier)

Yuki's still a puppy and she's curious like a cat. She's such a doll. :)

Toro (Husky)

Yes, this is our Mr. Prison Breaker who was featured in our previous posting. He's back for his 2nd FURminator Shed-Less Treatment. He seemed to be calmer this time during his bath but he still get me soaked. :P

Goobii (Chihuahua - Long-haired)

Goobii's a timid little boy but he becomes a little lion when it comes to nails clipping. Therefore, he is now spoting a "lion cut". See how proud he looked in his 3rd pic. :) Apparently after his lion cut, Goobii has found his courage to ask his little sis, Geebii to back off while she is chewing on his tail.

Geebii (Chihuahua)

Geebii is Goobii's little sister. She has a nickname called Chilli Padi as she is always bullying Goobii. Geebii tacked along this time for nails clipping and all the time she's "clipping" my fingers with her teeny weeny teeth.

Colby (Mini Schnauzer)

My little nephew, Colby was here to visit me and to tidy up his hair. He's a bit sad during his visit as his cousins, Mojo and Kyubi were not here to play with him.