Danielle did a beautiful job with Henry. Our groomer moved and he was way behind on his…read moreappointments. He was very long and beginning to have some matting issues. Danielle took extra time with Henry to avoid stressing him on his first visit and worked her magic to make him handsome again! He is so happy to have all of that heavy hair gone! He is back to his playful self! Thank you Danielle!

Great service, Lesley and her mom are always very friendly and take great care of our two pups…read more They both come back smelling amazing, sleepy and not the least bit stressed out. I really enjoy how they let you pick out what bandana your pup gets and they treat the pups like family. Pricing is fair and pretty comparable to others in the area and scheduling is super easy!

Oh y'all...we are a military family and we move around so I have had many dog groomers over the…read moreyears. I can honestly say that BDG is my absolute favorite! Ellen is seriously amazing. She is wonderful with my little Pua!! She makes her look so beautiful and takes great care of her. It is definitely a good day with Pua gets to go to the puppy spa. She enjoys the environment and services. They offer so many options as well. They even give her a little color when we request it. And after each visit they take time to take adorable photos of all the pups they groomed and post them to their FB page. Seriously I don't have a bad thing to say. They are also extremely affordable and they do not hold back on the care or services. If you are near the Beulah area and have a pup I encourage you to stop in and one your way down the lane take in the beautiful horses they have on the property.

We have been using Puffy Paws since August, 2022. Colleen is the owner and groomer. She is very…read moresweet and compassionate giving a lot of love to our pups along with a great cut. She does well with fur babies with special needs which a few of our dogs were before they passed. Colleen does well with dogs that are easily stressed that may not have fun at a groomer. She also does special requests such as dying one of our babies fur. See pic below of baby Maggie getting her hair dyed.

My dogs love her will definitely use Colleen again so great to have her come to our house tooread more

Today was the second time we used Kellianne for our two Golden's and I cannot recommend her enough!…read moreIt's easy to schedule an appointment with Kellianne and she has been flexible with my schedule. Both the dogs love her. One of my dogs has anxiety and doesn't like his feet being touched and she's able to trim his nails without him being traumatized when I pick him up. My other dog has super long fluffy fur and Kellianne was able to scissor trim her and she looks 10lbs lighter. They were both also done in less than 2 hours which is super impressive to me!

Daisy was fabulous! My girl looked pretty as a picture. I will be going to her from now on…read more Thanks, Daisy.

The lady who was there and bathed my dog was nice and got my dog done quickly. However, the price…read morewas double what I have been paying.

Boarding my german shepherd. She loved it and was so taken care of! Thank you Jessica!!read more

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE! I rarely leave negative reviews, but I hope sharing my experience encourages…read moreCain's Dog House to improve its communication and consultation process for future clients. I adopted my 2-year-old Goldendoodle, Crumbl, in March 2026. As a new doodle owner, I relied on Cain's Dog House's professional expertise when I scheduled his first grooming appointment with me on June 24. Prior to that, Crumbl had received a professional full grooming on May 9 with another groomer, so I believed I was maintaining his coat appropriately. At check-in, the consultation lasted less than five minutes, which lasted from me handling my dog with his leash to the groomer. That brief duration was the groomers quick visual assessment of my dog. I asked for a "good trim" & possibly shorter in the belly area. She briefly stated that Crumbl had matting and would need to be groomed "shorter," while trying to leave some fluff on his head. At no point was I clearly told that "shorter" meant shaving nearly his entire body down to the skin. I was not shown the matting, educated on what "pelted" meant, advised of the final appearance, or given an opportunity to make a truly informed decision before the grooming began. I entrusted them with Crumbl. To be clear, I am not disputing that shaving may have been the most humane option if Crumbl's coat was in fact severely matted. I am not a professional groomer. However, if that was the only safe option, I believe I deserved a thorough consultation explaining why, what the finished result would look like, the potential risks of shaving so closely, and proper aftercare. As a first-time doodle owner, I depended on the groomer's expertise and guidance. Unfortunately, that guidance was never provided. The result was heartbreaking for my son and me. I was completely shocked when I picked Crumbl up. He looked like an entirely different dog, with nearly all of his body shaved to the skin. It was emotionally upsetting to see such a drastic transformation without any warning or preparation. Since returning home, Crumbl has also experienced intermittent trembling, something I had never observed before. While I cannot determine whether it is related to the grooming itself, it is concerning enough that I will be scheduling a veterinary examination to ensure there are no underlying injuries, clipper irritation, skin sensitivity, or other medical concerns resulting from--or unrelated to--the grooming. What disappointed me most was the owner's response afterward. Rather than acknowledging that communication and expectation-setting could have been handled better, every response focused solely on defending the haircut and denying any responsibility for the consultation process. Even if the shave was professionally appropriate, effective communication and informed consent are equally important components of professional customer service. The owner also referenced Crumbl's previous grooming history with their salon from January. However, I was not his owner at that time. I adopted him in March 2026 and was bringing him in as a new client. My expectations, knowledge, and experience should have been treated accordingly. Every new owner deserves the same level of education and communication regardless of where the dog was previously groomed. This review is not about whether a short shave was necessary. It is about professionalism, transparency, client education, and informed consent. A responsible grooming experience should include taking the time to show owners the condition of their dog's coat, explain the available options, prepare them for a significant change in appearance, answer questions, and ensure they fully understand what to expect before proceeding. Despite my refund request being denied, I sincerely hope Cain's Dog House views this as constructive feedback and improves its consultation process. Better communication would have completely changed this experience, even if the final haircut had remained the same. *FOLLOW-UP TO OWNER's RESPONSE* While I acknowledge Crumbl had a few tangled areas, I disagree his entire coat required shaving to the skin. I don't recall being told he'd "look like a naked boy." The photo you provided shows the grooming already underway, not the alleged severe matting beforehand. Given his grooming just 6-weeks earlier, a more thorough consultation and explanation were warranted.

I have both of my Pomeranians groomed here by my Groomer Chloe and she is very sweet and does an…read moreexcellent job every single time on both of my Pomeranians highly recommend this place

So I don't have a dog…read more.... But I do have a Persian cat and I just recently moved here. So I thought I'd reach out and just ask if they accepted cats. They don't, but that's not the reason I'm writing the review. The review was for the interaction with the owner (I think) that I was texting asking. She could've just told me "no we don't take cats" but instead proceeded to help me find somebody TO groom my cat. Jamie Thompson went out of her way to make sure even if she couldn't collect money from me for services that she would make sure she could find someone who would do it for me. How crazy to think in today's world that someone would care enough to send me to someone else for services. It just brings back to your mind that there IS still good people in the world and humans don't always suck. SO-if ya gotta dog, take them to the groomery. It's so freaking cute. Very aesthetically pleasing to the eye. High end feel. I mean I wish I could just go for a spa day myself.

We love Emi!! she makes it so easy for our girls to stay beautiful and tangle free from the…read moreconvenience of our home.