Essential to the Party...

Calming, healing, and relaxing essential oils and hydrosols! We're excited to announce that Animal Aromatics will be joining Spring Fling this year, bringing with them a wonderful selection of individual hydrols and hydrol + essential oil blends, along with room sprays and skin care products for pets and people! Animal Aromatics' number one priority is safety for you and your pet. This means their mists and blends are expertly formulated by owner, Laurie, a certified aromatherapist.

Animal Aromatics' products for people are made in small batches with some of the finest, most unique carrier oils and butters you can find on this planet! Knowing and understanding how concentrated essential oils are and how much plant material is needed to distill them, they only purchase oils and butters from companies that use sustainable, ethical practices which also help to preserve nature and her medicine.

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Freshen Up Your Pup

We're happy to announce that Tippett Creek Dog Soap will be joining us at Spring Fling again this year with their delicious smelling soap bars! Made with all natural ingredients, these soaps will cleanse and replenish natural oils, leaving your dog with a smooth, silky coat and a fresh scent! They can even recommend the best formula for your dog depending on your dog's coat type. Tippett Creek's bars make bath time easier - just hold the bar in one hand and lather up. Plus, each bar includes calming ingredients that help your dog relax!

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Serenity at Spring Fling

We're excited to announce that Serenity Pet Massage will be joining us again this year! Come meet practitioner Melanie Hampton (RVT, CESMT, CCMT, HTA® and Reiki Practitioner) and get a relaxing massage for your pup!

Massage provides a safe, natural, non-invasive method of maintaining your animal's optimal health and quality of life by helping the body remain in homeostasis (balance).

Does your dog suffer from anxiety issues, fear, loud noise phobias, car rides, trips to your veterinarian? Does your dog compete in agility, flyball, treibball, freestyle, etc? Does your dog suffer from arthritis, hip or elbow dysplasia, back problems, recent injury or surgery?

Massage can help by:

Increasing blood and lymph circulation. Bringing strength to weakened muscles. Dispersing pain in tensed muscles. Aids behavioral problems and emotional wounds. Reducing stress and tension. Restoring proper mobility and flexibility.

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