Hot Springs’ Newest “Bathhouse” Caters to 4-legged Patrons

Tootsie’s is proud to serve the needs of Hot Springs four legged friends seven days a week! They are located at 200 Park Avenue – just look for the LARGE FROG fountain.

BATHS: They have a large DIY dog wash area, big or small – they have it covered. Tootsie’s provides everything you need, including a variety of shampoos and conditioners, as well as combs, scrubbies, furminators, professional dryers and towels plus their friendly staff handles all of the clean-up. They also have nail trimmers you can use or they can trim those nails for you!

PET SITTING SERVICE: Whether you’re off to the races, out for dinner and a date or for appointment in Little Rock and you don’t want to leave your fur baby alone… Tootsie’s motto is “Bring ‘em to us!!” They can even stay as late as 9pm.

DAY BOARDING: They are now offering a day boarding package for all of you working mommas and poppas. They can take care of your furry friend as early as 7am for only $20 a day (by appt only.)

GIFTS, FOOD, PET SUPPLIES: Tootsie’s has a great selection of people and pet gifts, leather collars, leashes, pet clothing, purses, rugs, specialty dog foods (including fresh frozen raw and freeze dried raw), and so much more!

ART: They are excited to offer sculptures and drawings from artist Craig Campbell. So stop by during the gallery walk to check out their eclectic lines of pet products. Open 7 days a week. Visit in person, on Facebook or at www.tootsiehotsprings.com.

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