She did a great job grooming our long haired weiner dog. Evy our dog seemed to like it and it…read moredidn't bother her

Wonderful owner, professional work. Highly recommended! She's booked 3-4 weeks in advance and isn't…read morecurrently taking new clients. But keep checking in and maybe she has a waiting list! The address has changed and is behind landmark bank.

The owner of this business went out of her way on the day She was closed to get our dog Toby…read moregroomed and taken care of. She did an excellent job. we were from out of town and visiting, I would recommend her to anyone who reads this review. Toby was done exactly as we ask. She has great grooming skills and can tell she loves what she's doing.

From the owner: Over 20 years experience in Grooming and Boarding. We love your Pets and it shows. Taking the time…read moreto treat your baby with care and gentleness and love.

We took our sweet little puppy to get a shave and cleaned up. When we got him back he was limping…read moreand his hips were out of line!!!!! I don't what she done but we will NEVER let her touch our baby again!!!!!

Lisa did a great job on our hard to bath and cut pooch. The shop was clean and friendly. We'll be…read moreback!

I rescued a dog from Alton. I live in Des Moines Iowa yes and I drove 7 1/2 hours one way to get…read morethis dog. When I picked him up, he was full of mats extremely dirty very smelly. Fleas tics and was in bad shape. I called around to try and find a groomer to immediately get this poor dog in, and to get all of his mats taken off of him. We were only 15 minutes away from Starbarks and they said to bring our Rusty in and they would take a look at him. Fortunately for us their 1:00 appointment was a no show and we were able to get him in. They were so kind and helpful!! 3 1/2 hours later our Rusty was all cleaned up with a fresh new haircut and looking incredibly handsome. I cannot say thank you enough!! Jodi and Shayne are so absolutely amazing and true miracle workers

From the owner: Starbarks Grooming is your go to place for exceptional grooming. We provide a wide variety of…read moreservices including nails, gland expression, bathing, a one of a kind deshedding system, hair coloring, grooming, and of course we provide a loving safe environment for your fur babies while they're with us!

Melissa was amazing. Even knowing we were just visiting town, she still made time for our skittish…read morepup. And did I mention our pup was skittish? The second she heard the sound of the trimmers, she would not stop trying to escape. But Melissa would not give up on us! There were literally times it took all three of us - my husband, Melissa, and me - working together to hold her still long enough to trim her and wash her, but Melissa got it done. How many people does it take to groom a tiny shih-tzu? Three. If Melissa is one of them. Otherwise I think you'll need sedatives.

Very friendly. My long haired German Shepherd was matted. They took care of her and did a great…read morejob.

Got to be one of the friendliest places in town! My dog runs to the car every time I mention that…read morewe need to go see Linda! Great service, "man's best friend"!

Super friendly staff! No empty shelves (lots of product options)! Grooming department was short…read morestaffed but very nice! Place was clean and not super crowded. Only complaint would be the pricing. Doesn't compete with Amazon at all!!

If I could give it to negative star or zero I would. Rude…read morearrogant nasty staff. About three people in the whole store not a single one of them willing to help you. When you asked a question or make a statement you are snarled at, talked down to like you're an idiot. Nasty rude snotty arrogant these are only the nicest things I can come up with the rest of them are not allowed to be printed here.

I took my baby for her first grooming session. Karen did a wonderful job. I couldn't believe how…read morecute Phephanie looked. I think my puppy enjoyed herself. Karen was very nice and we loved the treat bag that she gave my baby after her beauty shop appointment. I think it was a good experience.

I took a dog in there that had never been groomed before and he was a bear to do it took over three…read morehours and they were great with him and they never charge me extra they did a really good job I appreciate them

I cannot believe your response. I had told you how she was reactive, but never did she show anyone…read morethe kind of aggression you said she did. The fact that the guy was able to handle her after the "attack" you mentioned. He said he had felt the tug on his shirt and nothing more. My husband has responded now to what he had seen and also how you were while we were there. I am updating my review based on your response. I am glad my pup didn't stay with you.

Well Blair C. I decided it would be best if some light was…read moreshed on the "incident" in question. You say that you "are sorry to have offended", yet apparently you have very little idea or even a concept of how offensive you were. It had nothing to do with where you come from as a facility, and everything to do with how you were are people. The least offensive one being the guy (who's name I forgot). So as you "responded" to a few of my wife's comments, I will in turn do the same for yours. It shows me that you have zero actual experience dealing with canines that have a personality beyond compliant and submissive. That was very quickly and readily shown with your lack of being able to control or even calm the one male that was constantly barking, and rushing the kennel gate to get at our dogs, & the two "brothers" in the separated outdoor area that decided to "fight" because of our girls and they wanted to show off how big and tough they were, in a "pick me" contest. You warned your male counterpart to "stay away from", and "not to go in there" because of the fear you felt because of their "fighting". You say as an "example" that our Shepard "growled while bristling when she got out of the truck". She barked, one high pitched, alerting bark. You 'never' saw her bristle. If she had I would have ended the "visit" immediately, because that would mean that she see's you as a threat to her and her family. If she had been serious, or "aggressive" as your female partner kept claiming, her hackles would have been up, and her barks would have sounded like they were coming from a dog two times her size. They are deep and resonating, and cannot be mistaken for anything else as a warning. You mentioned that my wife had "tried to train her as a service dog but she could not ever be one due to every time you rounded a corner and someone surprised her she barked and lunged, but other than that she was quiet." This statement is an outright lie, I know because I was there. What was said is that she "Wanted to train her as a service dog, but because of my wife's illness she couldn't keep up with the training. When she was out in public it was to acclimate her to other people, but that was sporadic at best, and then impossible because of her illness." Once we got into the smaller of the yards, the dog in the kennel Never stopped barking and lunging at the kennel door. You never addressed that "aggression". Even though our GS didn't react back. She looked at him as she walked mere inches past his kennel door and did nothing back. The two "brothers" were doing a dominance display for our girls, but you didn't know or register that because you proceeded to "warn" your male companion to "stay away from them" and to "not go in there". The immediate question in my mine was "Why?". If these were dogs that you knew, considering you said that they had boarded with you multiple times, then why the caution if they "weren't aggressive" as you kept asserting? The obvious answer was that you were lying. I walked over to them, with both of our girls flanking me I might add, and calmly talked to the two boys. They instantly calmed down for me and began waging their tails and relaxed. Our girls meanwhile never reacted to the "fighting", because they knew it wasn't a fight. You say that our GS lunged, barked (she did bark, and again it was her high pitched alert bark) and bristled at you when she came out of the kennel, yet I noticed you didn't have a mark on you. My wife even demonstrated that she would react with the bark even to her. Hell, our GS did a "cover" maneuver on You, that she learned from her sister that Passed. Protecting you from my Wife until she realized that it was her Mom. Lastly, when she grabbed your male companion by the shirt. Yes it left a hole in the shirt. She has sharp teeth, canines tend to, it comes from being a predator. He wasn't harmed and she never "tried to bite him". If she had he and you would have been going to the hospital, because you would be bleeding. Instead of him being able to calmly walk her to our truck and get her in with ZERO issues. Bottom line, I am glad we didn't board with you because the 'Only' danger you were even in was from me. As a USMC Disabled Vet with Complex PTSD, listening to how you were disparaging my dog, was akin to having someone disparage my child, and if we didn't leave when we did, you would have had more to worry about than as my wife described, your "bias" opinion of our GS.