Love Your Pup Dog Grooming

Love Your Pup Dog Grooming

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Ballarat's first and only Fear Free Certified dog groomer. By Appointment Only, Book Online
Tuesday to Saturday

A personalised one-on-one service in a calming salon ensures your furbaby gets all the attention they deserve.

Photos from Love Your Pup Dog Grooming's post 10/09/2026

Gorgeous duo.. Olive & Leanne.
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Photos from Love Your Pup Dog Grooming's post 08/09/2026

Teddy & Peaches 🧸🍑🐾🤩🥰

05/09/2026

Happy Fur-ther’s Day to all the amazing dog dads out there! 🐶✨

Today, we are celebrating the men who don’t mind a little extra fluff on their clothes, who always share the last bite of their snack, and who give the absolute best belly rubs.
Thank you for being your pup’s ultimate hero, professional fetch partner, and lifelong best friend. We hope your day is filled with extra tail wags, sloppy kisses, and plenty of love!
❤️

Photos from Love Your Pup Dog Grooming's post 02/09/2026

Happy 13th bday to Abbigale! You still look like a puppy girl 💐

28/08/2026

Sardines! 👊🙌❤️

08/08/2026

Thomas. 💕🫶🏼❤️🥰

08/08/2026

Thank you to the kind soul who left a donation in my mailbox of a dog jacket to be passed on to a client who needs one. 🙏 🐾🐕

07/08/2026

Major deshed session on this blue eyed husky beauty. 🐾🪮🙌🫶🏼

28/07/2026

This is a great diagram to illustrate how over grown nails can effect the dogs paws and gait.

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🐾 Are your dog’s nails too long?

If so, they could be affecting more than just your dog’s feet. Overgrown nails can alter posture, joint angulation, range of motion and overall biomechanics, potentially leading to compensatory musculoskeletal strain and discomfort.

The images on the left show well-maintained nails, while the images on the right show nails that are too long.

Notice how, with overgrown nails, the paw pad is shifted backwards (caudally), often resulting in a splayed foot. This can reduce traction and stability, increasing the load placed on tendons, ligaments and joints. Over time, this may contribute to pain, altered gait (the way your dog moves) and, in some cases, degenerative joint changes such as osteoarthritis.

How can you tell if your dog’s nails are too long?

✔️ When your dog is standing, the nails should ideally not be touching the ground.

✔️ If you hear a “clicking” or tapping sound as your dog walks on a hard surface, it’s a good indication that their nails may need trimming.

Regular nail maintenance is an important part of your dog’s overall health and mobility. If you’re unsure whether your dog’s nails are the correct length, or you’re not confident trimming them yourself, seek advice from a qualified dog groomer or your veterinary practice.

Healthy paws support healthy movement. 🐾


29/05/2026

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510B Nicholson Street
Black Hill, VIC
3350

Opening Hours

Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 9:30am - 5pm