Grooming Services
Learn what is included in a grooming visit, how often most pets should be groomed, and what factors can affect pricing.
How Often Should My Pet Be Groomed?
- Fluffy cut: 4–6 weeks
- Short cut (not shaved): 6–8 weeks
- Shaved: 8–12 weeks
Long intervals between grooming increase the probability of matting, causing your dog discomfort and potentially leading to long-term damage to both the skin and coat.
Grooming Costs May Vary Based On
- Size
- Breed
- Desired hairstyle
- Dog temperament
- Condition of the dog
Double-coated dogs will go through a de-shedding process during the bath prior to any brush-outs.
What a Grooming Service Includes
- Bathing with premium shampoos and conditioners
- Ear cleaning
- Nail trim
- Haircut
- Cologne or perfume of your choice
Extra Time and Befriending
Some dogs may require a significant amount of “befriending” before and during the grooming process. This helps alleviate anxiety in a new environment while separated from their owners.
This additional time may add $5–$15 to the total grooming cost.
Common Services
- Walk-in nail trim and grinding — $14 (Nail trim and grind is included with any bath or groom)
- Brush-out — $10 per 15 minutes
- Smoothie (mat shaving) — $8–$24
Other Services
Please call for additional service options.
Services Not Provided
- Expressing anal glands — due to possible complications, this should only be done by your veterinarian.
- “Doggie Downers” — sedation can be dangerous and requires the watchful eye of a medical professional. This should only be done by your veterinarian.
- No freshly skunked dogs — to prevent the odor from embedding into the salon and affecting other pets.
We ask for 24 hours’ notice of any changes or cancellations to appointment times. Repeated absence or tardiness may result in lower scheduling priority.
Ready to schedule? Please call during business hours to make an appointment. Call 513-777-0123 or text 513-477-5117.