By February 28, 2021 Read More →

PetView: Haute Dog

Over the last year, people have gotten more into their pets than ever before, and during the pandemic, many have gotten new furry friends. Along with that, there appears to be a new creativity in pet ownership and at least one person in our community has taken it to a new level. You have heard about the catwalk for models, now we have a real catwalk and dog walk ushering in a new pet fashion rage.

Andrea Delguidice is a creative pet stylist and owner of Pet Revival since 2007, she offers holistic grooming services to pets and turns them into magical works of art with vegan hair dye. The creative pet grooming services are unlike any other in the world. They are created specifically for your furry friend. All products used are pet-friendly, safe and non-toxic. The looks are created with plant-based hair stains, jewels and accessories made just for pets. Your pet’s creative new look can last anywhere from 6-12 weeks or longer depending on their hair type, frequency of bathing, environment and hair outgrowth.


Pet Revival also offers traditional and therapeutic grooming (for pet’s with external health issues), ozone therapy, sound therapy and reiki.
Pet Revival’s world-class creative grooming has been featured in HBOMax Haute Dog  Episode 7 “Yule Dog” and the Opawz ‘iFashion.pet’ book.
Pet Revival is currently operated out of Delquidice home in Patterson and Lisa’s Pet Styles in Turlock. Andrea is currently converting her vintage 1962 Ford Milk Truck into her mobile luxury pet salon and hopes to be operating out of it by the end of 2021.


For more info or to book an appointment email petrevival@gmail.com or go to www.petrevival.wordpress.com @PetRevivalGrooming on Facebook and @PetRevival on Instagram 

 

About the Author:

Middagh Goodwin LIVES Music. He has been booking and promoting Music, Art, and Comedy in the Central Valley for years. He ran the award-winning Plea for Peace Center in Stockton for 5 Years and has booked bands from A-Z. In addition, he is the managing editor of ModestoView and writes the MAMAView and GeekView. Middagh works with the Modesto Area Music Association and books Music in the Plaza. In addition, he owns and operates Graffiti-Con, where cars and pop culture intersects. More recently, Middagh has been working with the Graffiti USA Classic Car Museum, helping to create unique events that help raise funds and awareness of the museum and its mission. On top of that, you can tune into one of two shows that Middagh Goodwin hosts on KCBP 95.5 FM; This is SKA and MAMA Radio.