Very nice people The doggies loved them I'll be back next month My doggies are clean and very happy read more

Took my pups there for the first time and they came back fine. Took them there a second time and my girl pups nails were cut so short that she was bleeding. She also ended up with a rash on her lower stomach near her nipples. My boy dog came back with scratches on his penis area and til this day (haircut was a week ago) he has been acting as if he's drunk. Falling out and flailing after laying down. I don't know what they did but I do not recommend going to them. read more

I have 2 G.S.D. rescues. I told this owner well ahead of time that my male is very dog aggressive, but adores people of any sort. i.e.kids, elderly etc..He has never bitten anyone in his life! Now 8 yrs. old with sore old hips. She charged a LOT for each of them, but then called me (away from a biz.appointment) to come and get my boy, claiming he "bit her". Well, I don't believe it! It's my opinion that she hurt him, by pushing too hard on his old hips. What would you expert from a senior GSD with hip dysplasia? Also, zero consideration was given him for his dog-aggressive problem. When I arrived he was in a cage amonst all sorts of other dogs. Never again will I go to this place! Rude, overpriced and certainly unconcerned regarding your animals needs. What a shame! read more

Excellent service in a clean salon! The groomers take safety, health and comfort of their clients seriously and treat the dogs as their own.

When this "salon" opened, I was happy to frequent a local business. After our third or fourth visit, the "salon" owner clipped the vein on my one year old dog's nails. As if watching her whine and bleed wasn't terrible enough, she then muzzled her to complete the job and then complained that my 6lb dog hurt her with her claws in the struggle. Who really hurt who here? If a 6lb muzzled, trained, animal hurt a grown adult and animal "professional", then let's just call it karma. I understand that people are sensitive about their animals and think they can do no wrong but, the only wrong doing in this situation was the owner's lack of professionalism and care for my pet. I have not returned. Since then, every nail trim is a terrifying and anxious experience for my dog (it never was prior) and this is the ONLY groomer to have ever trimmed her nails too short. There is nothing posh about this pet salon! read more

I have gone to this salon since it opened and can honestly say that my dog looks forward to going to the salon. HOWEVER! The woman who is always at the front desk with dark hair and lots of makeup whom I believe to be the owner is such a bitch! She has a snooty know it all attitude and will never admit to any wrong doing. I really hesitate to return there because of her and her crappy attitude. The only thing that keeps me going there are the ladies who groom my dog. They do a great job! read more

Let me start by saying this is my first ever yelp review. I made this account specifically to write this. I am so thankful for Posh Paws. My dog is my baby, the most important thing in my life. I do not trust anyone with him. I do not leave him with family or friends for the simple fact that I have anxiety about hawks or little areas he may get out because he is small (excessive,maybe... but I can't help it). I have been going here for 6 years. Sue and all of the posh paws staff are SO nice. They have cameras so you can see the way that dogs are being handled while getting groomed. They never leave them unattended, and they actually give the dogs lots of love and pet and talk to your dog not just groom. Before I even let anyone groom him we went to about 7 different places before I let anyone groom him. Most we just walked in and right out. All the other places were a high stress environment with several dogs in crates and lots of barking. Not at posh paws though! It's truly relaxing, and he gets a massage. I leave him with Sue when I go out of town and he loves it. She sends me pictures while I am away and I appreciate that so much. Whenever I ask "do you wanna go see Sue" he gets excited. Aside from his safety, he always looks cute, feels soft, and smells fresh after him groom. That being said, thank you Posh Paws for the wonderful care you provide! I should also add that Sue is a retired nurse so kudus to my fellow nurses! :) -Your happy customers, Amanda & Zeke. read more

Going to a new groomer. The location is great but the service is horrible, especially the front desk lady. I can imagine how they treat dogs by how they treat people... Worst service ever! read more

THIS IS THE WORST PLACE EVER! I took my dog there once to get his nails trimmed and the lady cut his nails soooooo short he was bleeding everywhere, she was going to leave him like that until I started complaining then she tried to turn it on my dog as if it was his fault!??? Then today I attempted to give them a second chance to get my dogs nails trimmed again. The lady turned me down and told me to come back another day because she didn't want to do it..... never again will I go step foot in that POS read more

I have been here several times and am shocked to see the bad reviews. I've never had a problem with my dog or any of the staff. They've been very patient and accommodating, even when my dog was a hot mess. read more

Angry and disgusted . Don't take your Labradoodle to this groomer. The line they gave me why they needed to shave my dogs hair down to her tender pink skin was over the top. I realize this is a fairly new breed of dog but not so new that groomers don't want to admit they don't know what to do. If you keep your dog groomed on a regular basis keeping their bottoms thinned and cut from matts then there is no reason they need to be shaved. Shaving them to the skin makes the hair grow out even thicker. If your groomer tells you your dog has matts than ask them whereand remove them yourself if they aren't willing to. Do not have your dogged shaved unnecessarily per the experts, unless that's your choice. And these dogs are not to be brushed out after their baths. Read how to groom a Labradoodle on line. I had thinned and clipped my dogs hair before taking her to the groomer and told them I didn't want her legs shaved and to just straighten out the body hair if can't I was ok with that. They lied and said they would need to shave her body. I told them not to shaver legs. I'm telling you I was the stupid one for not walking out right then and there. I was so furious when I picked her up. Because of this incident is why I have taken the time to investigate and find out where the best places in MI to have your doodle groomed and went as far as getting hair cut doodle instructions so groomers can't lie and take advantage of me ever again. Walk out if you don't believe or like what they say against your wishes. Be in charge, your the paying customer. read more

I made the mistake of asking the owner (Sue) of Posh Paws for a recommendation of a place to board our sweet little rescue. First thing out of her mouth was "Oh my gosh...she should not be caged, being a rescue dog!! I do boarding and she can stay with me and be part of our family. I only board one dog at a time!!" I was happy she was open during the time we needed boarding b/c our dog knew her and would feel comfortable. She made it clear she needed cash up front! And we were only allowed to bring one thing from home for her. (no beds) She was going to be grooming our dog the day we pick her up. She was also VERY aware that our baby did not like the cage with the dryer. She air dried the few time's she was groomed by her. When we picked her up we were informed by Sue, that there was "a little" mishap with our dogs nose while "in the cage & drying"!!! When we got her home all she did was sleep, felt warm, did not eat. There was a pink spot on her black nose, but it took us a day to notice the injury she had from her eye to her nose! She was gashed by something and it was healing and she had about a 1 inch matting of blood mixed in with her hair on her nose .We could not touch that area. We paid Sue $330.00 for 11 days of boarding, then another $50.00 for grooming, and I even brought her a coffee mug from were we stayed!. I took her to our vet's the next day. They had to cut the matting out of her hair on her little nose. It was not a fresh injury. She went on penicillin and pain meds...cost another $100.00. I wrote Sue a message and told her we would not be back, cancel her next appointment. She did write me back and would like to "talk" about this. I have nothing to say to her. Every time I take my dog in the car now all she does is cry and act out....she think's I'm taking her back there. I've been told it looks like a cage injury of her trying to "get out".....my heart is just breaking.... read more

We brought our dog here for the first time a few weeks ago cause its local. I know my dog is a handful but its because hes a 5 month old puppy. We dropped him off around 1pm. He was being good, just curious about the other dogs and a lil excited with all the new faces. The lady tells us come back around 3:15 and they will be done washing, nails, and anal glands. We ended up going back around 2:45 and she begins to say our dog bit one of the girls and had to do the service in a private room etc. We pay the $45 and get home only to find 9 voicemails on our phone. The calls started 15 min after we dropped him off saying we need to pick him up immediately and they cant groom him. After listening to the messages we noticed our dog hadnt been groomed one bit except that nasty perfume and they still charged me full price!!!! I will obviously never return and will make sure friends and family dont either. They could have been straight forward with us instead of taking our money for a service that was never performed! read more