Tailored Tails Grooming

The Importance of Regular Grooming for Your Dog’s Health Did you know that regular grooming isn’t just about keeping your dog looking great? It plays a crucial role in their overall health and well-being. Here are 5 key benefits of professional grooming: 1. Skin and Coat Health: Grooming removes dead hair, dirt, and debris, helping to prevent matting and skin irritation. 2. Early Detection of Issues: Groomers are trained to spot potential health problems, like lumps, bumps, or skin infections, before they become serious. 3. Nail Health: Overgrown nails can lead to discomfort and even joint issues. Regular trims keep your dog comfortable and active. 4. Hygiene: Clean ears, trimmed fur, and regular baths help prevent infections and keep your dog smelling fresh. 5. Stress Reduction: A well-maintained coat and healthy nails reduce stress for your dog—especially in hot weather or during playtime. At Tailored Tails, we go beyond grooming—we educate pet parents on how to maintain their dog’s health between appointments. A happy, healthy pup is our ultimate goal! #PetHealth #DogCare #GroomingTips

While on expedition, #NatGeoExplorer in Residence and National Geographic Pristine Seas founder Enric Sala documented this octopus resting on a bed of sea urchins at Isla de los Estados in Tierra del Fuego, Argentina. In 2018, Sala led a Pristine Seas expedition to Tierra del Fuego and the oceanic area of the Drake Passage, known as the Yaganes basin. Their goal was to explore, survey, and film the region’s underwater ecosystem–which helped support the creation of the Peninsula Mitre Natural Protected Area, covering approximately 10,000 square kilometers of land and sea.

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Captured on film for the first time by Bertie Gregory, these emperor penguin chicks make a daring 50-foot plunge into the Antarctic waters below. Find out more about this behavior https://lnkd.in/eQjfjhWs. And don't miss Secrets of the Penguins, coming in 2025 from executive producer James Cameron. Stream the ourHOME collection all month long on Disney+.

“Octopuses are smart as can be, can change color and form, are great hunters, fierce, curious, and even playful,” shares Nat Geo Explorer and Photo Ark founder, Joel Sartore. “I had my camera bag on the floor about ten feet away from a large circular tank with loose netting over the top. All of a sudden, a perfect arch of water comes looping up and out, landing right next to my bag. Somehow the eight-armed wonder (the giant Pacific octopus seen here at the Alaska Sealife Center) had been able to see where my bag was over the lap of the big tank he was in, gauge the distance, and then attempt to fill my camera bag with salt water. I didn’t even understand what was happening until the curator I was with said: ‘You better hurry up and move that bag. Next time he’ll hit it dead center.’ Turns out this creature was famous for this antic, and was extremely accurate at hitting any target in the room. Why? Just for fun, it turns out.” Sartore has photographed 13 species of octopuses as part of the National Geographic Photo Ark which uses the power of photography to inspire people to help protect species, especially those at risk of extinction before it's too late. Visit https://lnkd.in/ektbNeta to learn more.