Beginning in March of this year, Splash and Dash made a company-wide transition to begin using our proprietary conditioner—Nourish. The all-new leave-in deep conditioner replaced all previously approved conditioners and is now the company-wide standard. The hydrating conditioner is a

New Shop Location Signals Great Prospects for Developing the Pet-Friendly Chicago Area The summer is kicking off huge for us at Splash and Dash Groomerie & Boutique! Three back-to-back shop openings are keeping the corporate team and soon-to-be shop owners

More Pet Owners Make Way for More Pet-Friendly Housing In Major Cities   Most of the country has their eyes set either westward at Los Angeles, or to the east toward New York City for new happenings. Anticipation in fashion

Whether you have a new puppy or a senior dog on your hands many concerned pet parents are asking this question. Should I give my dog supplements or vitamins? Supplements have been popular for a long time with humans and

For years baby boomers have been the primary owners of pets in the U.S. Many trends in product design and pet care have been based around boomers holding this spot.  Even more recently, the pet industry has been catering for

The American Pet Products Association (APPA) Releases Annual Industry-Wide Spending Figure for the 2016 Year. The excitement was palpable at this year\’s Global Pet Expo held in Orlando FL, on March 23rd. Not only was the giant 13 football-field-long exhibit

The secret, it seems is out. With 2015\’s fiscal year for the pet industry expenditures ending at $60.28 billion, and this fiscal year expected to end with two billion dollars in growth, many industries are capitalizing on the market openings.

Ellen has been one of America\’s most favorite sweethearts since first appearing on her own sitcom back in 1984. Since then, she has climbed the ladder of stardom as a comedian, actress, and producer. She now, of course, hosts her

All dogs and cats shed. This is a natural process to rid loose or damaged hair from an animal\’s coat. Dog\’s coats will grow thicker during the winter to help insulate their body and shed during the summer to keep