River Breeze, Winter Fog and Sandy Paws: Dog Care in the Heart of the Delta
Rio Vista calls itself the Heart of the Delta, and life here follows the Sacramento River. Summers are hot and dry, with highs that can pass 90, and an afternoon Delta breeze that blows most evenings. Winter brings fog and damp air. Trilogy at Rio Vista is an active-adult community, and Main Street's riverfront is getting new planters and murals. Brannan Island State Recreation Area allows leashed dogs in picnic and camp areas, though its status has changed, so check before heading out. Wind, damp and river dirt all work on a dog's coat.
Getting a small dog to a groomer from a Delta town can be a long drive, so I come to you. The van has warm water and a drain tank, so I can bathe, blow dry and brush a dog under 35 pounds in your driveway. Wind-dried fur, fog-damp tangles and dusty paws get sorted out in one visit. I take one dog at a time, and I check with you by text that the route works first.
