Dog Grooming
Bath & Blowout
Our bath and blowout service begins with a thorough wash using shampoo and conditioner selected for your dog's specific coat type and skin condition. We pay careful attention to the underbelly, paws, and behind the ears — areas where dirt and product can accumulate.
After rinsing, your dog is carefully blow-dried at a safe temperature and brushed out to remove loose coat. This service is a good option for dogs that are kept in shorter clips and need regular cleaning without a trim.
What's Included
- Full body wash with appropriate shampoo and conditioner
- Ear cleaning (external wipe)
- Careful blow-dry and thorough brushing
- Nail trim
- Finishing spritz
Frequently Asked
How often should I do a bath-only appointment? For most short-coated dogs, every 4–8 weeks is reasonable. Higher-activity dogs or those that spend a lot of time outdoors may benefit from more frequent baths.
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Full Groom
Our full groom is the most comprehensive standard service we offer. It builds on the bath and blowout to include a breed-appropriate or owner-requested trim, giving your dog a complete head-to-tail refresh.
Our groomers take time during the intake to understand your preferences and assess coat condition before starting. We'll communicate clearly if we encounter any concerns, such as matting or skin issues, and discuss the best path forward.
What's Included
- Everything in the Bath & Blowout
- Full body trim (breed-standard or custom)
- Face, paw, and sanitary trim
- Ear cleaning (internal cleaning solution)
- Nail filing after trim
Frequently Asked
Can I request a specific style? Absolutely. Bringing a reference photo is helpful. We'll let you know if the current coat condition makes a particular style difficult and discuss alternatives.
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Nail Trimming
Overgrown nails can affect how a dog stands and walks, and can cause discomfort over time. We offer nail trimming as a standalone service for dogs that are up to date on their grooming but need a trim between full appointments.
We trim carefully to avoid the quick — the blood vessel inside the nail — and file smooth edges afterward. For dogs with black nails where the quick is harder to see, we take a conservative approach and trim gradually.
Frequently Asked
How often should nails be trimmed? For most dogs, every 3–6 weeks is appropriate. Dogs that walk frequently on hard surfaces may naturally wear their nails down and need less frequent trimming.
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Deshedding Treatment
Designed for double-coated and heavy-shedding breeds, a deshedding treatment significantly reduces the amount of loose undercoat in your dog's coat — and consequently, the amount of hair on your furniture and floors.
The process involves a deshedding shampoo and conditioner formulated to loosen the undercoat, followed by a high-velocity blowout to remove loose hair, and a thorough brush-through with appropriate deshedding tools.
Suitable Breeds
This treatment is particularly beneficial for Huskies, German Shepherds, Golden Retrievers, Labrador Retrievers, Bernese Mountain Dogs, Corgis, and other breeds with a dense undercoat.
Frequently Asked
Will this stop my dog from shedding? It will not eliminate shedding, but it removes a significant amount of already-loose undercoat in one session, which reduces at-home shedding for several weeks.
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