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    4.6 (5 reviews)
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    The Dog Spaw

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    Terrible business policies. I recently moved to the area, and canceled my appointment with 3 days…read morenotice after reading the terrible reviews below. They charge a $25 non-refundable fee for booking new customers. I will never go here b/c I've heard such horrible things and furthermore will never give them any business for treats, food, etc. for such an absurd business practice. If you're looking for a groomer go to Fins and Feathers.

    Been taking our little runty here for several years now and we are always so pleased with their…read moregrooming. Our little 18.5 year old Scruffles has some difficulty seeing and hearing now and over the years, she's had some traumatic grooming experiences (cowering, shaking when I went to pick her up, nails clipped too close to skin, whiskers shaved off!) She generally comes here twice a year-- mostly to get rid of her thick Winter Is Here of a coat. So, when we know we'll be down in this area, we try to schedule an appointment for her in advance. I always joke that getting her a full groom costs more than my hair, but as far as groomers go, they are reasonably priced. Her fur comes out clean-shaven and she is always so happy when we come to pick her up. They give her these cute bandanas and it just makes our hearts melt because yes, we lowly humans don't deserve them! Tip: Schedule your full grooming few weeks to a month in advance. For nails, we've lucked out with a few walk-ins but typically, call ahead as over the years, they've gotten quite popular and packed. Scruffles says: Two paws up!

    Bark Avenue Puppies - My best friend  my Anna

    Bark Avenue Puppies

    (52 reviews)

    Yes they groom my Collie all the time They are the best .She aways looks beautiful all the people…read morethere are kind and patience Anna never feels stress

    I walked into this store today with the genuine intention of potentially purchasing another puppy,…read moreand the experience was so off-putting that I left within minutes. From the moment we walked in, the man at the desk barely acknowledged us. He gave us little more than a hello, stayed focused on his phone, and never once asked what brought us in, whether we were looking for a puppy, what breed we were interested in, or whether he could help us. When I asked if the puppies I saw were the only breeds available, he casually pointed toward another area and said there were more "at the bottom." The entire interaction felt incredibly dismissive and impersonal. Eventually, one puppy caught my attention and I wanted to interact with her to see if there was a connection. I asked if it was possible to pet or hold her, and he responded that he "only takes them out if someone is interested in buying a dog." That response was honestly baffling considering he had never once asked whether I was interested in purchasing a puppy. I WAS interested in buying a dog -- that was literally why I walked into the store. I asked how someone is supposed to know whether they are interested in purchasing a puppy without being able to interact with the puppy first. His response was that people "usually come in with the intention of buying a dog." Again: that was exactly my intention. He simply never bothered to ask. I'm not sure what criteria he was using to decide that I apparently wasn't a serious customer, but making assumptions about someone instead of simply speaking to them is an incredibly poor way to run a business -- especially when you are selling living animals that people are potentially bringing into their families for the next 10-15+ years. Buying a puppy is not like picking a product off a shelf. Of course someone is going to want to meet, hold, and interact with a puppy before making that decision. I simply said "okay" and walked out. So yes, he absolutely lost a potential sale today. I could very easily have purchased that puppy had the interaction gone differently. Unfortunately, the complete lack of customer service, interest, and basic effort to understand why I was there made me want to spend my money elsewhere.

    Doggie Sweets - petstore - Updated September 2026

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