Three levels of service, tailored to your dog’s coat, breed, and personality.
Nail trim · Ear cleaning · Paw & sanitary-area clipping
Full service
Also called “HC” — Haircut
A full-body haircut, performed with clippers, scissors, or a combination of both, depending on your dog’s breed and your styling preferences.
Best for: A complete restyle, or regular full grooming.
Shape & maintain
Also called “BBT”
A bath, a thorough brush-out or deshedding, and a light trim that reshapes the natural coat without taking off real length.
Best for: Owners keeping a longer coat, and double- or triple-coated breeds like Golden Retrievers, Australian Shepherds, and Pomeranians.
Freshen up
Also called “BB” / Deshedding
A bath paired with a thorough brush-out or deshedding treatment, tailored to your dog’s coat. Includes a trim around the eyes and paws for maintenance visits.
Best for: Maintenance between haircuts, or standalone for smooth-coated breeds like Chihuahuas and Beagles.
| Nail Trim | $18 |
|---|---|
| Nail Buffing | $25 |
| Poodle Feet | $30 |
| Anal Gland Expression | $7 |
| Special Shampoo | $7 |
size · temperament · coat condition · frequency of visits
We understand that pricing is an important part of deciding what kind of grooming your dog needs, how often to visit, and whether we’re the right fit for your pup at all. Pricing is genuinely hard to gauge over the phone — without seeing your dog in person, it’s difficult to know exactly what we’re working with.
A Chihuahua and a Toy Poodle may be close in size, but they’re not close in effort — take Jose, our resident Chihuahua client, who despises having his nails done and often needs extra time (and an extra set of hands) to get through it calmly. Temperament changes the work, even when size doesn’t.
The same goes for coat and frequency: Didier, a Poodle who visits every three weeks, is a very different appointment than Didier after six weeks with no brush in sight. The longer a coat goes unmaintained, the more time, care, and effort it takes to bring it back — and that’s reflected in the price.
Training program
Like every new client, your puppy starts with 4 complimentary introductory visits. How that works.
If your dog is a puppy, we ask for appointments every 4 weeks for the first 6 months. These visits focus on grooming training — gently introducing the table, safety loop, dryers, brushing, clippers, and handling of ears and paws. Grooming is a learned experience: through repetition and consistency, puppies become confident and comfortable with the process. After the first 6 months you may widen the window between appointments, up to 8 weeks.
Applications take about ten minutes. We’re typically booked 4 weeks ahead, so a little planning helps.
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