Absolutely! Despite cats being self-grooming creatures, even the perfect cat can drop the ball from time to time. We provide full service bathing, grooming, nail trimming, and ear cleaning in a peaceful, quiet, clean and canine-free environment. We understand that not all cats are the perfect candidates for mobile grooming.

Our team will ask you detailed questions about your felines grooming history and grooming needs to assess if we are the right providers for your friend. If we aren’t, we will gladly find you a referral for the perfect match.

To pluck, or not to pluck? Over many years of providing professional grooming services, and consulting many veterinarians on the topic of removing ear hair on the breeds that require it, we have decided to remove it from the list of services we provide.

Many experts on the topic disagree on whether the procedure can cause ear infections, and how often it should be done. As a result, we have decided to leave that decision between our clients and their chosen
veterinarians.

If your veterinarian deems it necessary, it’s a service they can provide. If your veterinarian doesn’t deem it necessary then the ears can be left alone. We are more than happy to trim or clip the hairs in the canal to keep the area hygienic and easy to clean, but otherwise we leave the procedure to veterinarians and veterinary technicians.

When you go to your hairdresser do you bring your own shampoo? Probably not. While we understand that everyone wants the very best for their best friend, rest assured that we have the same goal. We have invested considerable time and money into our education and selection of products so that you can have confidence that your pet is in good hands and leave your products at home.

All of our products are free of SLS, parabens, phthalates, are naturally inspired, and environmentally sustainable. We have a product for every skin, coat condition and concern, as well as truly hypoallergenic formulas with no scent.

Veterinary prescribed shampoos are generally prescribed to be used on an affected area 2-4 times a week. A professional grooming session isn’t the appropriate replacement for the treatments your pet should be receiving on a weekly basis.

Prescription shampoos are meant to address an issue with the skin, and don’t pair well with a professional grooming session where we are addressing both skin and coat to provide a perfect finish.

Many prescription shampoos leave the coat limp, and oily – a less than optimal finish on any breed. Additionally they typically do not address odors that may be lingering in the coat, hygienic areas and feet.

If your pet has sensitive skin and is undergoing medicated baths at home, we can keep it simple and provide a hypoallergenic shampoo and conditioning along with no fur-fumes. The result is a professional finish, without irritating their skin, while your fur friend undergoes their veterinarian regimen.

We do not provide sedated grooming nor do we work on sedated pets. Mobile grooming is a great solution for animals that have anxiety from being at the groomers because it is a very peaceful one-on-one experience.

We provide aromatherapy and your choice of music while your pet is in our care to create the most relaxing environment possible. With that being said, if you are still concerned that your pet may still need to be sedated while in our care, then your pet should be groomed under a veterinarian’s supervision.

For decades anal gland expression has been an expected service to be provided with your grooming session. When provided in a grooming facility the procedure is done externally. When done by a veterinarian or veterinary technician they do this procedure internally (as they are certified to do so).

Over the years many studies have come forward supporting that expressing the anal glands externally can cause trauma, and not fully drain the glands, in some pets.

After consulting with veterinarians in our professional network we have come to the conclusion to leave this procedure to be provided by veterinarians and veterinary technicians. They can safely provide this procedure, assess any potential issues, and get the glands 100% emptied.

Your dog will thank us in the long run.