The WAG Club
About Us
The Wag Club is a home based boutique dog grooming salon for small to medium dogs up to 15kgs, located in Brightwater, Mountain Creek on the Sunshine Coast.
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Owner and Groomer Lynne has been grooming for 12 years and values the special relationship she has with the dogs who have been with her from puppies through to seniors, and their owners.
With a comprehensive approach to grooming, focusing on the mental and physical wellbeing of the dog too, she loves grooming all types of dogs young and old, who need that extra special care and quiet of a one on one salon.
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Lynne also specialises in nutritional advice - transitioning dogs and cats to raw/fresh feeding, with a
nutritional plan tailored to your dog or cat’s needs as well as weight loss or weight gain plans
through fresh feeding.
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She holds a Cert III in dog training and behaviour and has a special interest in puppy grooming during the critical socialisation period, alongside educating owners in how to care for their puppies ongoing daily grooming needs at home. She takes seriously the responsibility of caring for your pet and regularly updates her skillset in grooming and all things dog related.
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Lynne owns a 2 year old miniature poodle and a 5 year old cat. She has just finished a year long
Canine & Feline Nutrition course, and has an avid interest in all areas of health and nutrition for our
furry friends.
Certifications
Dedicated to your dog’s wellbeing, I actively pursue the latest education and certifications to stay at the forefront of holistic grooming and nutrition.
Cert III Dog Training
& Behaviour
Professional Dual Certification in Companion Pet Biological Nutrition
Fear Free Groomer
Certification
(Canine & Feline)
The WAG Club
Canine and Feline
Health & Wellbeing
My personal journey into health and nutrition for my animals began with my cat, Obi, who at the age
of 3 was diagnosed with Inflammatory Bowel Disease. I tried different expensive brands of kibble
and canned foods to try to resolve the issue, but something about this treatment didn't feel quite right. Obi is only 2 years old!
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At the time, I also had a puppy, Maya. From the start, she had always had gut issues. Not knowing where to turn for help, I consulted a Canine Feline Nutritionist to try a different dietary approach.
With her advice I began the switch to raw foods for both of my animals. The difference was absolutely amazing.
Firstly, they both loved the food, any raw foods I gave them in fact. Obi’s gut issues became 70% better than they had been, and Maya no longer suffered from colitis. They could both have such a wide variety of food, and it seemed to satisfy them so much more.
As I was still dealing with Obi's ongoing health issues, I decided I wanted to learn more about canine and feline nutrition, which led me into a whole other world, where health begins in the gut and whole foods reign supreme! I began to learn how to use holistic health first, then use other medications only when absolutely needed and necessary.
Our animals health conditions are mirroring those of the human world,
and there is so much we can do to help them lead a healthier life.
I would describe myself as having a “common sense approach” to animal care and I am absolutely
passionate about our domestic pets being able to lead their absolute best life.