Grooming

Have your dog groomed while he spends a fun day at doggie daycare or while he is staying overnight in our boarding facility. You can also schedule a regular appointment.
Just call (514-420-0101) or email.

We use only all-natural, non-toxic products in our centre and that includes all our grooming products.

15% DISCOUNT FOR FIRST-TIME GROOMING CUSTOMERS !

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR DAYCARE / GROOMING PACKAGE FOR ONLY $18 MORE !

Go to: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

PRICES (All prices include taxes)

Prices below are for Bath & Tidy only and do not include scissoring.

BATH & TIDY includes: Bath, brush out & blow-dry, undercoat removal, ear cleaning and nail trimming.
Fees may vary depending on size of dog and coat length and condition.
Please contact us by email or phone (514-420-0101) for prices on all services involving cutting/scissoring.

Frequently Asked Questions (Grooming):

How often should I have my dog groomed?
All dogs should be groomed every 4-6 weeks. After 8 weeks bacteria can start to build up in the hair around the eyes, the rear, the groin and feet. All breeds of dogs require grooming. By having your dog professionally groomed this often, you are taking excellent care of the skin, coat, nails, ears and many other grooming requirements.

Can I stay for my dog's grooming?
All owners are welcome to stay during their dog's visit. Please note however that this may cause your dog to be more upset than if you are not here. Dogs generally behave better when their owners are not around but if you would prefer to stay, we will always accomodate your request.

The nails look long. Were they cut?
If a dog’s nails have not been maintained with regular cuts, the “quick” (the vein inside the nail) will bleed if the nail is cut too short. We can only cut to where the vein is. Regular visits will ensure the nails are kept short and manageable. Consider having your dog's nails cut every few weeks.

My dog’s nails are so sharp after they are cut. Can this be avoided?
After cutting, the nails have a fresh edge which is extremely sharp. We can eliminate this by grinding the nails. There is an additional charge for this service.

Should I have my dog shaved in the summer? Won't he be cooler?
We never recommend shaving any breed. Their undercoat provides warmth in the winter and insolates against heat in the summer. Your dog will be comfortable no matter what the season, provided his coat is kept clean and well brushed so dead hair does not block air circulation. Shaving a dog is a very risky procedure - the coat often does not grow back normally; it can become dry, patchy and sparse. It can take years to get the coat back to a healthy natural state.