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How Much is Pet Grooming? The pet groomers at Mom & Pup's are contractors, so they set their own prices. The prices will depend on the style you want, the condition of your pet's hair and your pet's disposition.

Why does my pet has to be shaved? Pets who aren't brushed regularly (especially before and after home baths) mat up quickly. In most cases, these super-tangles can't be brushed out, because it's just too painful for your pet. The skin underneath is extra sensitive.

DO NOT TRY TO CUT THE MATS OUT YOURSELF AT HOME! It's dangerous. The skin can grow into the mats, which means a haircut can be a little trickier. Your pet's haircut may be more expensive as a result.

They will feel a lot better with the new haircut (even if they look funny to you), and then you have a fresh start and can keep him brushed out from now on.

I don't want my dog to be in a cage -
Most people don't like the idea of their pet being in a cage, but the cage offers a secure place for pets to relax between their bath, haircut and being picked up by you.

Most pets enjoy snoozing or safely watching the other pets. But if you REALLY want your dog to have a "cage free" grooming experience, you can pay for an "EXPRESS GROOM." With the E-Groom, your pet is worked on start to finish, with no other dogs in between. It can usually be done in about 1.5-3 hours, when available. See time frame below.


Why does dog grooming take so long? Dog haircuts aren't like people haircuts. Depending on your dog's hair type or condition a typical groom for a SMALL goes like this...

Your dog is given their initial haircut. This can take around an hour. Then they are bathed. A thorough bath with a conditioning treatment should be at least a half an hour. Nails, ears and glands are also done at this time.

Your pet is then towel dried, and if they can tolerate it, fluff dried. At this point, they are still quite damp, so they will rest in their cage under a warm (never hot!) fan.

When they are completely dried, they'll get a final haircut to trim any scraggly pieces (another 45 minutes). The other finishing touches such as nail grinding are done now (another 10-30 minutes). Keep in mind that other pets will also be getting worked into the bath/haircut rotation, too.

Pets who are especially stressed, Express Grooms, older dogs, or puppies get to go first. Not all dogs are cooperative with grooming, and we work at their pace. Dogs who go to the bathroom in their cages will be delayed due to second baths.

All of these factors affect grooming time. We're also using scissors on your pet's face, so it's not something we want to rush. We'd make more money if we did hurry the process along, but your pet appreciates our low stress atmosphere.


I work until 6, can I just leave my pet there until then?
Sure, we're here until 7pm. we have a lot of pets who spend the day with us. Just let us know what time(s) they need to have potty breaks. We'll also give them healthy treats and a bowl of cool water. If they have dietary restrictions, you're welcome to bring their own snacks.





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