Self-Wash & Other Tech Services
Leaving the park with a wet, sandy beast? Take advantage of our completely stocked, self-service bathing tubs. We supply everything but the dirty dog and the elbow grease: elevated tubs to save your back, waterproof aprons, shampoos and conditioners, towels, high-speed dryers, an assortment of brushes, nail trimmers, and cookies to make it a more pleasant experience. Best of all … just walk away and let us clean up your mess!
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Make your reservation!
Tiny Dogs
$20
Dogs under 15 pound's, not breed specific.
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Seniors (65+) receive $5 off every Wednesday!
Short Coats
$30
Any dog above 15lbs with a short, smooth, or single layer coat. Ex: Labrador Retrievers, Spaniels, Hounds, Boxers, most Terriers.
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Seniors (65+) receive $5 off every Wednesday!
Long Coats
$40
Any dog above 15lbs with a long, curly, thick, or double layer coat. Ex: Newfoundlands, Bernese, Collies, Shepherds, Huskies, Poodles.
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Seniors (65+) receive $5 off every Wednesday!
Add-on's & Tech Services
​Tech Appointments:
Nail Trim - $20
Add Grind - $5
Teeth Brushing - $10
Anal Glands - $10
Self-Wash Nail Trim - $10 (add on)
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3% processing fee for ALL card transactions. This is waived by paying with cash or check.
Self-Wash & Tech Appt Policies:
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Self-Washes are allocated 50 minutes to complete the entire self-wash process including washing, drying, and brushing. These must be scheduled online via the customer portal. Any cancellations must be done within 1 hour of my start time, or I will be charged with my card on file.
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Tech services are by appointment only.
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All dogs exhibiting illness with signs including but not limited to: coughing, ocular or nasal discharge, diarrhea, or vomiting, should not be brought into the facility.
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Station side cabinets should be closed aside from grabbing needed tools, this helps keep our cabinets and tools clean. You will be asked to close these if we find them open when not in use.
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Pets with flea infestations must be treated prior to entering our facility. As all tubs are cleaned and disinfected between washes, fleas found after a self-wash are subject to a $25 fee for decontamination of the entire area. This will be automatically charged to the card on file, or placed onto the clients account for future payment.
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Customers are not permitted to use cutting tools or scissors of any kind when in our facility due to liability. You may bring your own shampoo, conditioner, and brushes if you choose.
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Leave your pet in the tub when using the forced air dryers.
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Please put your used towels, bottles, and tools in the designated station bin. Do not use the towels on the floor – our staff will clean up any excess water on the floor when you are done.
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DO NOT leave your pet unattended, while in the tubs, or the dog wash rooms. If you need assistance, push the call button and our staff will be there to assist as soon as possible. Restraints are provided in the tubs to prevent your dog from jumping out.
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DO NOT interrupt grooming staff, pet or distract grooming dogs at any time! This can be very dangerous as they work with sharp tools close to dogs faces and vital organs. Always push the call button to inform the front desk if you need assistance.
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Please take care of our equipment as if it were your own.
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Do not allow hair to go down the drain, you can empty the catcher as needed.
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Children must be accompanied and supervised at all times by an adult.
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Dogs must be leashed when outside of the tub, at all times.
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For the safety of all our customers, disruptive and/or aggressive dogs may be asked to leave, at management’s discretion.
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How much do you charge for grooming?​Please visit the grooming page for our estimated pricing. Please be aware that prices are subject to change.
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​I want my dog to be groomed, but they do not need a bath, is there a discount for this?​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.
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I want to get the same groom as last time, do you have notes?​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.
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​My groom's price is higher this time, is that normal?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.
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​Why does my dog have a rash after their grooming appointment?​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/
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What products do you use?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/.
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Can my dog get injured during grooming?​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.
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Will you groom my sedated dog?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.