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+1 407-757-3349
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| 2407 E South St, Orlando, FL, 32803 | |
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0.4 miHarambe Station
0.5 miConservation Station
2.4 miJamaica
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Specialties
«Influences a Healthy, Tail-Wagging Lifestyle. Offers Genuine, Dog-Loving Attention. Promotes Regular Exercise, that All Canines Beg For.»
Every Dawg, Has Its Day was created in February of 2014 to provide an exclusive In-Home Pet Care Service. This business is driven by an extensive passion and dedication to and caring for animals.
Our purpose: to love and care for as many animals as we can, in the whole hearted style we believe in. We believe every animal should be treated with love and respect and we will always strive to provide that extra special care and attention to every animal we welcome into our furry family!
History
Established in 2014.
Every Dawg, Has Its Day was created in February of 2014 to provide an exclusive In-Home Pet Care Service. This business is driven by an extensive passion and dedication to and caring for animals.
Our purpose: to love and care for as many animals as we can, in the whole hearted style we believe in.
Meet the Business Owner
Kristin P.
Business Owner
I had mentored under one of the most Prestigeous groomers in Orlando at All Creatures Pet Grooming Salon; located right on South Street & Bumby in Orlando. The experience (s) I was exposed to during this time was second too none. Priscilla, owner of All Creatures, guided me through the fundamental services for animals; this included maintaince of the kennel, bathing and drying procedures for both cats and dogs and basically everything she knew about animals — I was taught first hand.
I can only estimate that I probably handled over 150 animals at All Creatures, whether it was a dog boarding for the weekend or a cat that was found and most likely had a local owner, whom would pick it up later that day; I am confident knowing that each and every one of them got TLC from yours truly.
The insight, wisdom and knowledge that Priscilla was so willing to share with me is unconceivable yet sincerely appreciated — on a lighter note, Priscilla also introduced me to DeeOhhGee — a ‘found’ dog
