Grooming Prices 

~Basic Bath~

(Includes massaging bath, ear check & cleaning, anal gland expression, nail clipping, fluffed, dried and combed, finishing with bow or bandana & doggy colon.)

• Small breeds....$15.00
• Medium breeds....$20.00
  
• Large breeds....$25.00
• X-Large breeds….$30.00

~Partial Groom~

(Everything in basic bath above plus Clipping of Face, Feet & Behind )

• Small breeds....$30.00
  
• Medium breeds ….$35.00
  
• Large breeds....$40.00
  
• X-Large breeds ….$45.00
  

~ Full Groom~

(Includes everything in the basic bath & partial groom plus a full body haircut.)

• Small breeds....$40.00
  
• Medium breeds....$45.00
  
• Large breeds....$50.00
• X-Large breeds ….$55.00

 Flea baths are also available for an additional $10.00 extra.
 Nail clipping only is also available for $5.00.

(Prices are subject to change depending on size of pet, condition of coat and temperament)

Weight Scale:

• Small        10 pounds and under
  
• Medium     10-30 pounds
  
• Large        30-50 pounds
  
• X-Large   50- and up

Our "Low-Stress" Grooming Procedure Is As Follows:

(1) 5 Minute Bonding Session With Their Particular Groomer.

(2) Older Dogs Always Get A Rest Break During Their Grooming Procedure.

(3) Tubs And Tools Disinfected Prior To Each Use.

(4) Custom Groom To Fit Your Pets Needs.

(5) TRANQUILIZERS NEVER USED!

Properly Groomed Maltese. All it takes is regular brushing to maintain such a beautiful dog.

Imagine how you would look and feel if you never bathed, brushed your hair, or trimmed your nails. To be healthy and happy, your companion animal needs basic grooming, too.

You can handle the brushing and other simple grooming procedures yourself. This type of regular grooming helps build a close bond between you and your pet, and keeps you informed of the condition of his fur, skin, teeth, nails, and ears. In fact, it is not uncommon to discover lumps, infections, and other problems during a thorough grooming routine.

Should you take your pet to a professional groomer? The answer depends on the type of pet you have and your comfort level. For example, many people feel comfortable grooming their short-haired cats, while owners of long-haired dogs prone to mats opt for professional grooming. If you fall into the latter category, this need not be a "hair-raising" experience for you, your pet, or the groomer. The key is finding the right groomer to provide quality grooming care for your pet.

What is grooming?

Grooming is more than just a hair cut. It may include bathing, combing, brushing, clipping nails, cutting or shaving mats, cleaning ears, and controlling external parasites.

Why choose a groomer?

You may not have the time, tools, experience, or physical ability to adequately groom your pet. For example, some animals (like poodles) have their fur groomed into particular styles that require a professional. Or a pet may require regular or seasonal clipping, medicated or flea baths, removal of skunk odors or harmful substances, or removal of matted fur. Typically, a trained professional can more safely and humanely handle tricky procedures and temperamental or frightened animals. (Removing severe mats should always be done by an experienced groomer to avoid accidental cuts.) Keep in mind, however, that professional groomers aren't miracle workers; it's up to you to stay on top of your pet's grooming needs.