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Halloween is just around the corner, and one creative dog groomer is making sure his pooch gets in on the spooky spirit! Gabriel Feitosa from San Diego has taken grooming to a whole new level by transforming his standard poodle, Edea, into a skeleton. Seriously, if you thought Halloween was all about costumes for kids or candy corn, you might want to reconsider. Gabriel spent six hours on this jaw-dropping project, carving bones into Edea’s coat and then dyeing her fur to complete the eerie look. Talk about dedication!
Gabriel’s artistic vision isn’t new, though—he’s famous for pushing the envelope in dog grooming, having previously turned dogs into all sorts of creatures, from foxes to giraffes. And let’s be real, who wouldn’t want their dog to be the life of the dog park this Halloween? The icing on the cake for Gabriel is knowing that the dyes he uses are completely safe and non-toxic, proving that you can be creative without putting your pet’s health on the line. Edea not only looks fantastic; she’s a real attention-grabber, strutting her skeleton style down the street!
What’s even more inspiring is Gabriel’s journey from São Paulo, Brazil, to becoming a well-known groomer in the U.S. After moving here in 2017, he opened his own salon and even appeared on ABC’s “Pooch Perfect.” Now, he’s grooming around 6,000 dogs a year! It’s clear—this guy knows how to keep his clients coming back for more. So, if you’re looking to up your pet’s Halloween game, maybe it’s time to visit Gabriel Feitosa Grooming Salon. Just don’t be surprised if you see a few skeletons walking around.
So let’s raise a howl to this daring groomer who’s proving that Halloween isn’t just for humans. Who knew that creativity and canine care could come together so fabulously? It’s a fur-tastic reminder to celebrate the quirky side of life—and perhaps prompt a laugh or two along the way!
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