​Please visit the grooming page for our estimated pricing. Please be aware that prices are subject to change.

​There is no discount on grooming for clients who request we do not bathe the dog prior to grooming. The reason for this is that it is actually more difficult to groom 'dirty' hair and therefore does not take less time.

​We take extensive notes during our grooms. Please keep this in mind when you come in for your next groom! Simply asking for the same cut as last time is very helpful for your groomer.

Please understand that grooming prices are subject to change from appointment to appointment. There are many factors in pricing which tend to fluctuate between grooms. These factors include but are not limited to: coat condition, size of dog, behavior, duration between grooms, and fragility of the dog. You can find our starting prices on our grooming page, as a reminder these are a base price estimation.

​Every dog is different and it is always possible your dog may have a reaction to shampoos or conditioners. Our go-to shampoo is a hypo active shampoo that is gentle on the skin, we also have a no soap, fragrance free shampoo that is available upon request for dogs with major skin conditions or dogs that have very sensitive skin. For more information on the products we use, visit https://envirogroom.com/

Our go-to shampoo is a hypo active shampoo that is gentle on the skin, we also have a no soap, fragrance free shampoo that is available upon request for dogs with major skin conditions or dogs that are very skin sensitive. We use Envirogroom products. For more information on the products we use, visit https://envirogroom.com/.

​The short answer is yes. While unlikely, there are injuries that can occur during the grooming procedure. Some common injuries during grooming are: hair in the eye which can lead to eye irritation, corneal laceration, or corneal ulcers if left untreated. Consider getting a hair stuck in your eye and not having any ability to get it out, so you rub, rub, rub your eye because it is irritated and itchy! The hair can cause an abrasion on the eye which can progress into an issue if they are allowed to scratch at and agitate their eye further. If your dog is scratching at their face/eye after their groom, examine the eye to ensure there is no hair or other foreign material causing the agitation. If you do not see anything, please put a cone on your pet to ensure they are unable to scratch at their face, and call your veterinarian for further advice. Other injuries that can occur are minor scratches (clipper burn), or splitting of the skin. This often happens when we need to remove mats from their coat. The longer mats are left, the closer they grow to the skin and this makes it increasingly hard to remove them without pulling on the skin itself. We will often have owners sign a waiver stating they acknowledge this risk if their dog is overly matted at check in. Lastly, our groomers do hand scissoring around the face and go very slowly to ensure nothing is clipped in the process. There are dogs that obsessively lick or smack during the grooming process and it is always possible that excessive movement could cause minor cuts and scrapes from the clippers or scissors. While this is very uncommon, we believe in transparency and ensuring that clients are educated in all aspects of grooming.

Yes, we just ask that they are still alert and able to stand. Dogs that come to us overly sedated can be difficult and even unsafe to groom.