New drop off & collection point for The Rug Hub at RED MILLS Cillin Hill

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Feb 5, 20180 comments

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We're delighted to offer our customers this new service in partnership with The Rug Hub. Drop off your rugs for cleaning & repair to our store at Cillin Hill and they'll be washed, disinfected, reproofed and repaired by the equine laundry specialists at The Rug Hub.

What you'll need to do:

Make sure your rug is in a bag
With your name and phone number on the outside
And instructions for what you want to be done to the rug (eg cleaned only, repairs - what repairs, etc)
Drop the bagged rug into the RED MILLS Store at Cillin Hill Kilkenny
You'll be contacted directly by The Rug Hub for payment & collection info

For quantities of 20 or more rugs, contact Grace on (056) 4449011

FAQ

Common Questions About Grooming Dogs

How often should I groom my dog in the spring?

It’s best to groom your dog daily, especially if they have long fur or are prone to shedding. Regular grooming helps manage shedding, prevent matting, and keep their coat healthy.

Can I use human shampoo on my dog?

No, human shampoo can irritate your dog’s skin. Always use a dog-specific hypoallergenic shampoo to keep their skin healthy.

How can I stop my dog from being anxious during grooming?

Start with short grooming sessions, use a grooming mitt instead of a brush, and reward your dog with treats. If necessary, consider using a calming supplement to help them relax.

Is it safe to shave my dog in the spring?

Shaving your dog is generally not recommended unless it’s for medical reasons, as it can lead to sunburn and skin damage. If your dog’s coat is matted or they have a skin condition, consult a professional groomer.

What are the best flea and tick treatments for my dog?

There are various flea and tick treatments available, including topical treatments, oral medications, and collars. Consult your veterinarian to determine the best option for your dog.