On two occasions my pups were significantly injured during their grooming session. Doodle had human claw marks on his left cheek. Poodle had a one inch deep cut on the right lip, looked like a scissor cut. I understand accidents happen. What I don't understand is why the business owner/groomer Michelle did not take ownership and responsibility for the injuries my pets received while in her care. She sent my pups home without mentioning they were injured or how it happened. I do not recommend and would encourage anyone to not use Smiths Grooming for your pets safety. ​ read more

I have been using Smith's Grooming for years! Michelle and staff have been professional and kind with my pets. My little cockapoo is very comfortable there, and literally runs to the door when we arrive. They are accommodating and have always provided excellent service. Highly recommend this place.​ read more

I took my 1 year old Bernedoodle here three times. We had a goldendoodle previously and recognize doodles can be a lot of maintenance, especially when their coat changes from fine puppy hair to adult coat - so I wanted to schedule out regular grooming so it didn't get out of hand. I also recognize many groomers don't love grooming doodles because they are large and time consuming. All that said, the first time I took her - even though the owner scolded me about a mat on her ear and chest - I brought her back because she looked great. The next time we just did a bath and brush out in an attempt to groom more often and stay on top of it. The owner wasn't friendly and it was still over $100, but again it seemed worth it because she looked great. A week later on St. Patty's Day, my dog had to have major surgery - six inches of her small intestine removed - because she ate one of the tiny shamrock hair bows the owner put on my large dog (oh the irony.) It had unraveled while she chewed on it, attached to her tongue, she swallowed thread and almost perforated her bowel before the vet could figure it out. Surgery and hospital stay cost $5,000. It was a freak accident, not necessarily the owner's fault, but I did want to share this info with her so maybe she wouldn't continue using those bows - at least not on my dog. But again, I gave her the benefit of the doubt. When I told her about the freak incident at the next groom she said, "oh that's weird." Not once did she inquire more, check on my dog, ask details, say she'd be gentle on her huge healing incision - no concern whatsoever. I was three days out of date on shots at her next groom, so she told me I'd have to come back, but there wasn't another appointment for three weeks. Again, I didn't balk, because she did a great job and doodle groomers are hard to find. Plus this was my fault, just frustrating when she needed to be cleaned up so badly. When I returned weeks later, clearly my dog wasn't in great shape - she had had major surgery where she couldn't have a bath, had vomited on herself for a week prior to surgery, post-op, etc., and then after I was turned away I had to bathe her myself and try to clean her up, which doodle owners know often makes it worse. So she scolded me again about mats in her face and ears. I told her I understood if she had to shave her, and assumed she'd just cut her whole body down short. But instead she cut her like a poodle and left a big poof on her head. Please note she has poodles and didn't love it when I said, "please don't make her look like a poodle." And now my doodle looks like this, which I'm pretty sure was intentional. And she commented at pick up that I only tipped $10 (on top of the $125). I've already made an appt with a new groomer. Beware people, customer service is key. read more

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i've taken my golden doodle and my springer doodle here a couple times now and they both look amazing. the customer service is excellent and we are very happy and will continue to use them for our beautiful puppies read more

Ive been bringing my dog here for about two years & today will be the last. I dropped my dog off this morning with Michelle (the owner) who was there to check him in & take him back. As she was holding my 6lb dog in her arms & he was anxious so he was being a little wiggly & she started to YELL at him to calm down & when he tried to hop into my arms (he was probably scared of this BIG STRANGE woman yelling at him), she got even more frustrated & yelled "you're going in the cage" & took him back. When i told her to be gentle with him, she proceeded to tell me the reason he was anxious is because he's "with me 24/7" & has separation anxiety because i don't "bring him around other people" ?????? This woman doesn't know me or my dogs life so for her to scold me on how or what my dog does at home or who he's with daily is UNPROFESSIONAL. The way MICHELLE was handling my nervous dog is UNACCEPTABLE. I can only imagine how she treats my baby when I'm not around. As the owner she shouldn't have acted the way she did. She has no idea what goes on in peoples life in between grooming appointments. After my dogs appointment the groomer (Carmen i believe) apologized for MICHELLES behavior. The fact that her employees noticed her unprofessionalism & had to apologize FOR HER, speaks volumes. Disgusting behavior. SHAME ON YOU MICHELLE. read more

Really love this place. They made our Sheltie look fantastic! He went in all scraggly and came out quite handsome.