The “basic pawdicure” service. Includes use of a nail clipper to trim dog’s nails. We go slow and safe to make the experience as smooth as possible.

Veterinarians recommend a dog’s nails should be trimmed every 3 to 4 weeks, or more if their nails don’t naturally wear down or grow quickly.

The “luxury pawdicure” service. Includes use of a nail Dremel to grind the dog’s nails down to a smooth finish. Not all dogs are comfortable with the Dremel, it can be a strange noise and sensation, so we are happy to introduce your dog slowly at a pace they’re comfortable with.

Veterinarians recommend a dog’s nails should be trimmed every 3 to 4 weeks, or more if their nails don’t naturally wear down or grow quickly.

Includes the use of a special flavored Virbac C.E.T Toothpaste applied to the dog’s teeth for routine cleaning.

Veterinarians recommend daily toothbrushing for dogs. Brushing three times a week is the minimum recommendation to help remove plaque and prevent tartar accumulation.

Includes the use of a Veterinary grade, soothing, and drying ear cleaning solution to wash the dog’s ears.

If your dog is experiencing symptoms of an ear infection or ear irritation, we will direct your dog to their Veterinarian for further treatment.

Let us do the hard work! We use specialized grooming tools for different coat types to help your dog deshed.

Veterinarians recommend daily brushing for dogs with long coats to keep their hair from becoming tangled or matted. Dogs with short-haired coats may require less frequent brushing, but regular brushing of any dog will cut down on the amount of dog hair tumbleweeds and dog dander floating around the home. Regular brushing will also cut down the amount of hair that a dog swallows when self-grooming with their tongue.

Maybe your dog had a traumatic grooming, vet or overhandling experience. Maybe the tools were introduced in a way that flooded your dog with fear. We can help! Using the DOG LISTENING approach, your dog can get comfortable with the process. We can schedule a session to practice with your dog or to teach you how to practice with your dog.

Need help during shedding season? Say no more, sign up for the Furminator Treatment to get rid of that thick undercoat!

Veterinarians recommend daily brushing for dogs with long coats to keep their hair from becoming tangled or matted. Dogs with short-haired coats may require less frequent brushing, but regular brushing of any dog will cut down on the amount of dog hair tumbleweeds and dog dander floating around the home. Regular brushing will also cut down the amount of hair that a dog swallows when self-grooming with their tongue.