Everyone wants their pup to be their best selves, which means making sure they are well-groomed at all times. But some people took their doggy haircuts to a whole new level of perfection, giving them full-on mullets instead. We have mixed feelings about it, but there's one thing we're sure about: these dogs couldn't be prouder of their new looks. Check out this adorable collection of doggos with mullets, and tell us what you think!
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Who says cats and dogs have to hate each other? Sometimes, it's the very opposite. And that sight, the sight of mutual love between a cat and dog is one of the sweetest, most heart-warming sights.
Think about it, the two greatest and most pure souls cuddling? We're melting just thinking about it! Met Duo Duo, the Golden Retriever, and Snowball, the white cat. The pair have become a viral hit on the Chinese version of TikTok, called Douyin.
The loving pair live at the home in Guangzhou, China. Their owner, who is known by his surname as An, knew just how precious his dog's and cat's relationship is -- the exact thing the internet was made for. An told UNILAD that his two pets have developed a strong bond when growing up together. An continues to say that the pair are always at each other's side, even when sleeping.
Get ready to fall in love with Duo Duo and Snowball, we know we sure did!
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There is something so unbelievably precious about a bunny washing its face. The way they bring up their tiny arms, with their tiny paws, and rub down on their tiny face... it's seriously too much for us, our hearts are combusting.
We know this video is on the older side, but you can't deny the overwhelming adorableness that makes it a forever classic. A video such as this is one you can watch over and over... and over again. And each time you watch it, it'll always bring that smile to your face as you "aww" your sweet, little heart out.
Apparently, there's a theory that being groomed with a toothbrush reminds cats - kittens and older cats alike - of the way that their mothers groomed them when they were babies. The internet put it to the test, and... it seems like the theory is accurate.
So, take a look at these videos and pictures of cats enjoying this strange activity. Some are hesitant at first, but all seem to warm up to it after a few tries at most. Incredibly, even the ones that really don't like being petted regularly take to it. Try it too if you have a cat. I know that I will. Maybe your cat will react in the same way. For more animal cuteness, we have some tiny baby dik-diks that'll just melt your heart.
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Turns out, Smoothie the cat doesn't like to be groomed any given time and it only happens on the Queen's terms. Sounds familiar, anyone?
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In celebration of National Adopt a Shelter Dog Month and some news of their own, Rover treated a group of lucky pups from Maxfund, an animal adoption center in Denver, to stylish free makeovers — complete with before-and-after glamour shots taken by Wag Your Tail Photography.
The generous gesture was part of Rover's celebration of adding new grooming services to their website. The new service allows Pet owners to skip the stressful process of hauling their stressed pet to the groomers, and instead opt for a professional to come to their home, set up their pop-up salon and clean up any mess before they leave – all in a space where a pet feels safe. All of Rover's grooming options include a cut, bath, brush out, ear cleaning, nail trimming, and gland expression. Prices for the service vary based on the pet's breed and size.
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These toe beans are irresistible! Watch as their hooman is being pulled in by their sheer adorableness only to be told "no!".
Actually, CreamHeroes is taking care of kitties' paws today by shaving the hair around paws and put some moisturizer on their dry paws!
Sounds like a luxurious day at the spa to us!
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Meet Uni! The sweetest chinchilla who loves to be groomed! For more Uni, check out the Instagram page!
We love our pets and only want the best for them. But the thing is, we don't know what that is exactly. We can read and be told but the best thing is to ask for professional help to answer all our questions when it comes to our best friends! That's why Askreddit user @ovalseven asked the question we all want answers to! Veterinarians of Reddit, what common mistakes are we making with our pets?
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