Give your pet a personalized one-on-one grooming experience. Little dogs, lots of love, specializing in dogs under 40 lbs.
All-inclusive packages, no travel fees, no upsells, no card fees. Just thoughtful grooming, transparent pricing, and care tailored to your dog.
Take advantage of our convenient online booking, or reach out to (215) 821-8135
I’ll arrive with all the necessary equipment and supplies to create a full grooming experience
Your pet gets a quality service without a stressful trip to the salon.
Includes a luxury shampoo & conditioner, blow out, brush out, nail trim & grind, ear cleaning, teeth brushing, and paw pad trim
Pricing Starts at $90
Includes all bath package components
+ haircut that best fits your desired look, maintenance, and lifestyle
Pricing Starts at $120
Includes a nail trim & grind, ear cleaning, teeth brushing, paw pad trim and sanitary trimÂ
Ideal for maintenance between package services
Pricing at $60
Remove harmful yeast, bacteria, and debris before its a problem
Pricing at $15
Keep those pearly whites with our VOHC certified enzymatic tooth paste
Pricing at $15
Includes a luxury shampoo & conditioner, blow dry, brushing, nail trim, and ear cleaning
Pricing Starts at $100
A suitable sink or bathtub with access to water.
A towel and space for grooming equipment.
A direct wall outlet for the dryer.
Information about parking, especially if access is difficult.
A deposit equalling 25% of the estimated service cost will be collected at the time of appointment booking. If the appointment is cancelled less than 24 hours from the service start time, the deposit will not be refunded. I understand that emergency situations arise, and will work with you on a case by case basis, but not on a patterned one.
This is one great benefit of house call grooming! Since I see dogs one on one and can sanitize everything between houses, I only require proof of up to date rabies. The rabies tag is not sufficient, it must be a vaccination document. Remember, keeping your dog’s rabies vaccine up to date is Pennsylvania law. I will discuss, verify, and evaluate the rare veterinary exceptions on a case by case basis.
Specific pricing for each package can be found on its service page or in the menu linked through the booking button.
My packages are all-inclusive, with no travel fees, card processing fees, or surprise add-ons. I include all recommended services in the package price, so there’s no separate add-on menu to navigate. If additional time is needed, I’ll discuss the options and any extra costs with you beforehand.
My pricing reflects the convenience of in-home grooming, the time dedicated to each dog, and the individualized care I provide. I’ve already factored my business expenses into my prices, so the only additional cost is tax. And you’ll have to take that one up with the government!
*Sales tax is 8% of the service in Philadelphia, and 6% for the rest of PA
As much as I love big dogs, doing grooms in your home makes it significantly harder to accommodate them. Not only from a physical standpoint for me, but my equipment that’s designed to be portable, is not as sturdy or strong as what you would find in a mobile van or salon. In the future, if I get a mobile van or traditional salon space, big dogs will be welcomed with enthusiasm.
This question is very situational however a good rule of thumb is every 4-6 weeks! Super low maintenance dogs with a chillaxing lifestyle can typically wait longer. Super long and fluffy dogs that go swimming every week, may need more frequent appointments. I’m happy to help you find the right schedule based on your lifestyle, priorities, and haircut expectations.
For house call services, the sooner the better. While in a traditional salon environment, going too early runs the risk of your dog contracting a communicable disease from being unvaccinated, house call grooming is much more environmentally controlled! We can take things slow and start with just a bath and tidy.
Great Question 🙂 Music to a groomer’s ears. For most dogs, you just need a slicker brush and a metal tooth comb. Make sure the bristles on the brush are long enough to get through your dog’s coat. Use a technique called line brushing, where you lift the fur and brush what’s underneath, there are plenty of youtube videos to help with this. Use the metal comb to check your work and don’t forget about the ears, tail and between the toes!
No, it is often not in the best interest of your pet. If your pet needs their glands expressed, I recommend having it done at a vet, as groomers are only allowed to do external expression. At a vet’s office, the expression is done internally and is safer for the pet long-term.
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