We stress the importance of regular grooming for your pets overall health. 

Regular grooming is not only to keep your pet looking great,

but it also plays a key role in maintaining good health.

         
Grooming does not have to be a nightmare. 

Our goal is to see that your pet feels safe and content at our salon.  We strive to

 ensure a stress free and comfortable environment so that your pet 

not only looks great, but is happy when it leaves and looks forward to returning.

Grooming Services Include: Full body brush outs Nail Clippings (This can be a separate walk in service. No appointment necessary) Shampooing: We offer medicated shampoo for irritated skin, an oatmeal bath for sensitive skin, flea shampoo (Please allow an extra 1/2 hr. if your dog needs to be treated for fleas). Conditioners when needed. Ear cleaning. Fluff dry, if tolerated by pet. We do use air temperature control / cage dryers, when necessary.

Bath Service Includes: Bath with shampoo to meet your pets needs Blow dry Nail trim Ear cleaning Bow or bandana

Full Grooming Services Include all of the above Bath Services  - plus: Styling and sculpting with scissors, thinning shears, and / or electric clippers. Bow or bandana

Our Policy:   An appointment is required for all full service grooms. As a courtesy please give 24 hour cancellation notice if unable to make appointments. There will be a $15.00 No Show Fee applied to your account if you do not cancel.    Although many pets behave very well for grooming, there are those who are not the “little angels” we think them to be for the groomer. All animals have different personalities just like us, and we welcome this. However for the safety of both the groomer and the pet, we will not provide services for any aggressive animals and we reserve the right to refuse or turn away service.

Q.	How often should I have my dog groomed?
A.	This depends on three things: type of breed, activity of the dog and what level of cleanliness the owner can tolerate for the pet. A general rule of thumb is 4-6 weeks. A short, flat coated such as a lab or boxer can go a month or longer than a shitzu or Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier whose fur needs a lot more brushing and maintenance. These types of dogs should be groomed every 4-6 weeks to prevent matting or else the grooming becomes more difficult. In general, longer hair dogs should be brushed on a regular basis in between grooming appointments. Keep in mind all dogs no matter what breed, should be groomed on a regular basis to maintain healthy skin and coat.
Q.	Is there anything for dogs with dry skin and dandruff?
A.	Luckily, with so many great products out there for dogs, problems with irritated skin and dandruff can be treated successfully in the salon. Lack of proper nutrition or allergies can be the source of this problem. See your veterinarian if symptoms worsen or do not improve.
Q.	No matter how often I brush my dog, he still gets knots and is matted. What am I doing wrong?
A.	At home brushing usually only gets the top layer of the coat and does not get through to the undercoat and mats unless you thoroughly brush and comb the hair all the way through. I will be happy to show you the proper brushing and combing techniques with the correct tools for you to use at home.
Q.	I am afraid of leaving my pet with the groomer. Will my pet be safe from other animals?
A.	I certainly identify with the fears of leaving “your baby” with a stranger for any given minute. It is important for the client to feel good about handing over their pet to the groomer with confidence. Proper grooming techniques are always introduced with a gentle and sensitive approach which I believe and abide by. Every pet is kept in a separate cage which is thoroughly cleaned daily. We also do our best to guarantee minimal cage time for every animal. Your pet will enter the salon avoiding any confrontation with other pets to ensure their safety.
Q.	When should I get my new puppy groomed?
A.	I recommend grooming your puppy after he has received all his vaccinations usually at around 3-4 months old. Early introduction to grooming will help your dog become accustom to the grooming process which will alleviate any anxiety they may have. We strive to see that puppies have a great experience the very first time they are groomed. We want them to feel at ease when they go to the groomers to prevent any unnecessary stress. We suggest that you play with your puppies paws and face as much as possible. This will help with our grooming process.