Happy Dog Mom Day.

You may not have stretch marks or school runs, but your heart knows the love of a mother.

You're up early for potty breaks, late for everything else, and your phone is full of fur-baby photos.You celebrate gotcha days, worry over weird sneezes, and plan your life around walks, feedings, and snuggles.

You speak fluent tail wags and treat preferences. You’ve mastered the art of one-handed poop pickup and can spot a limp or ear scratch a mile away.You feel every bark, every sigh, every moment of joy they bring—and your world is better for it.

Being a dog mom isn’t always easy. It’s muddy paws, chewed shoes, and vet bills. But it’s also unconditional love, wet kisses, loyal companionship, and the deepest bond you could ever know.

💐 Happy Dog Mom Day. You are seen, loved, and appreciated—by your pup and by all of us who get it. 🐶❤️

Celebrating Wellness with Stella

Most people find me when they’re at the end of their rope—when their beloved pet is struggling, and nothing else has brought comfort. I’ve become the “last resort,” and while that makes up a big part of what I do, it’s always such a joy when someone reaches out before there’s a problem.

That was the case with Stella.

For her 8th birthday, Stella’s mom wanted to do something truly special—something just for Stella. So, she booked a massage.

Let me tell you… Stella loved it.

Once she settled in and realized what was happening, she started showering me with kisses. And when I paused, she nudged me as if to say, “Hey, don’t stop, I’m not done yet!”

Sessions like that are a reminder that our animal companions don’t have to be in pain or distress to benefit from healing, nurturing touch. Sometimes, they just deserve to feel good.

Preventive wellness care like massage can help keep your dog feeling their best. It supports circulation, mobility, relaxation, and emotional balance. And most importantly, it gives them time to just be—to receive, rest, and enjoy.

Want to treat your dog to something special? Book a session today and give them the gift of comfort, connection, and care—just because.