Grooming menu and prices
Every package below is done one to one by a Fear-Free certified groomer, with no heated cage dryers. Ranges reflect size and coat, and the price agreed at drop-off is the price paid at collection.
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Bath, brush-out and tidy
$60–$110
A hydrating, coat-matched shampoo, a slow lukewarm rinse, a hand fluff-dry and a full brush-out from skin to tip. Nails are ground smooth, ears are cleaned, and the face, feet and sanitary areas are tidied with scissors. The coat length is left as it is, so this is the visit for dogs between haircuts and for short or smooth coats that are never clipped.
Time and fit 60 to 90 minutes. The price rises with size and coat density; the groomer confirms the exact figure at drop-off, before any work begins.
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Full groom and custom haircut
$85–$155
Everything in the bath and tidy, then a hand-scissored breed-standard or custom haircut to the length and shape agreed at drop-off. The groomer combs the coat in front of the owner, shows sample lengths and repeats back what will be cut before the dog goes on the table. Doodle teddy-bear cuts, breed trims and short practical clips are all covered.
Time and fit 90 to 135 minutes. Light de-matting is included; heavier tangles are charged at $15 per 15 minutes, and only with the owner’s agreement at drop-off.
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Double-coat deshedding spa
$90–$145
A conditioning soak that loosens dead undercoat, a careful high-velocity blow-out that lifts it away from the skin, and a slow rake and brush-out section by section. It is made for huskies, shepherds, golden retrievers, Pomeranians and other double-coated breeds. The insulating guard coat stays intact; it removes a great deal of loose hair on the day but does not stop seasonal shedding.
Time and fit About 2 hours. Double coats are never shaved unless a vet asks for it in writing for a medical reason.
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Puppy’s first groom
$52
A gentle introduction for puppies under six months who have finished their first round of vaccinations. The puppy has a warm, mild bath, a quiet dry, a face, eye and paw tidy and the tips of the nails trimmed. Most of the time goes on meeting the table, the dryer and the sound of clippers, at whatever pace the puppy sets. If the puppy has had enough, the visit ends early and the price stays the same.
Time and fit 45 to 60 minutes. Owners are shown how to line-brush ears and legs at home so the coat stays tangle-free between visits.
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Walk-in nails, ears and paws
$28
Nails are rounded smooth with a quiet rotary tool, ears are cleaned, the hair between the pads is trimmed back for grip on hard floors, and a soothing paw balm is worked in to finish. Nail-shy dogs are welcome: short, regular visits with treats or a lick mat help them settle. Overgrown nails are shortened a little at a time to keep clear of the quick.
Time and fit About 15 minutes, for dogs and cats. Walk-ins are welcome during opening hours, and it can be added to any other service at the same price.
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Quiet-hour cat groom
$95–$140
A low-stress bath with a feline-safe shampoo, a thorough comb-out that releases mats, a nail trim and a sanitary tidy, with a lion trim if the owner wants one. Sessions are booked on cat-only Wednesdays, when no dogs are in the building. Cats are handled calmly one to one with short pauses, and no sedation is ever used.
Time and fit 60 to 90 minutes. If a cat becomes too distressed to continue safely, the session stops, the owner is called, and only the work completed is charged.
From booking to collection
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Pick a slot or ask first
Choose an open time on the Book a visit page, or use the contact form to describe the breed, weight, coat and any nerves before booking.
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A nose-to-tail check together
At drop-off the groomer combs the coat with the owner, checks skin, ears and joints, and agrees the finish and the exact price.
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Straight home when finished
The front desk calls or texts the moment the groom is done, so the pet heads home without a long wait in a kennel.
Not sure which package fits?
The question is whether the coat length should change. A dog whose length is fine but who needs to be clean, brushed out and neat around the face and feet suits the bath and tidy; a new shape or shorter length needs the full groom. Heavy shedders with a double coat do best with the deshedding spa. A few lines about the coat in the contact form are enough for the desk to recommend one. Pets found with live fleas get a gentle botanical flea bath and a full station clean, at a $22 surcharge.
Plan your pet’s next groom
Share the breed, rough weight and any nerves or health worries, and the desk will suggest the right package and the quietest open slot.