I was able to get all 4 of my dogs in for grooming together. I appreciate their willingness to work with me and have them all together. Great experience for my mini golden-doodle, and 3 long hair chihuahuas! read more

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Dog groomers are very talented matched only by the heart-melting, doggone cuteness brought out in every furry friend. Their patience, and compassion combined with a knack for making pups look absolutely adorable truly set them apart from other more established groomers. read more

Too Dog Gone Cute - Rocky Carmenaty (15 years old) Yorkie - Pet Groomers Near Me - Kansas City, Missouri

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Recently moved here and was looking a replacement groomer for my Pomeranian. Heard great reviews about this place on social media. One thing that stood out to me is there were no prices or what options were available listed anywhere on any walls or any type of flyer on the desk. When they asked what type of cut I wanted, I stated 'cut her like she's going out on the town.' Yet, unfortunately they just shaved her all over - nothing stylized about it, something similar to if I was to have my mother cut her. The hair on her paws were uneven and the uniformity on her ears was simply not done. You pay as much as any other groomer, but no bandannas, bows or accessories in her hair. Now every dog is different but it was not her first time going to the groomers - yet if you can't get an ideal look for that particular dog... She wasn't brought out until after I paid, but it was simply a learning experience to continue my journey in looking for a replacement groomer.. read more

Too Dog Gone Cute - Same day as leaving the groomers - completely uneven hair around her face. - Pet Groomers Near Me - Kansas City, Missouri

Very good,professional, and reasonably priced . I have had several different groomers and I rate them all equally. The desk staff is also polite and respectful. read more

I had been taking both my dogs, Chunk and Dooney for over 6 years. "Paula" was their groomer. Dooney had always been, as she would say, "the cranky one". However, she never refused to groom him or take my money and she sure never refused her tip. The last appointment I dropped them off and when I picked them up at the scheduled time, Paula had not groomed Dooney. Said he was "cranky". She never said anything about not grooming him that upon arrival and I never received a call after drop off saying she wouldn't groom him. She informed me at that time she would no longer groom him although his behavior was no different than the previous 6 years It was piss pour communication and bad business practice. J Fasching read more

The groomers do a great job! My problem is with the office person. I called and spoke to him asking for a groom for my dog. He set my dog up for a bath and brush. She looked good when I picked her up, but her hair was still as long as it was when I took her in. Yet I was charged for a full groom. On other occasions, the current office person would call and tell me my dog was ready for pick up when my dog wasn't even there being groomed. I had to pay over the phone before I ever went to pick her up. This place is close and, again, the groomers are good. But the office experience is too much for me. I will be looking elsewhere for my dog's grooming needs. read more

This place just amazes me. EVERY TIME we bri g our girls Sophie and Bella in JoAnne the groomer knocks it out of the park. And considering the tangled matted mess we bring in that is no easy feat. Thank you again for making our princesses beautiful again. 5 Stars +++++ read more

Lost my dog's groomer at previous place in Northland and had to reschedule at a new (to me) business recommended. Was signing in for appointment at "Too Dog Gone Cute" and, lo and behold, my previous "lost" groomer, Amanda, was his scheduled groomer for the appointment! She did a great job and now I hope I don't "lose" her again! Also, rates are very reasonable compared to some very overpriced and less-talented groomers --$70 vs $100. read more

We've given them many chances. Our dogs have been getting groomed there several times a year for awhile now. We're done. Our biggest concern is how the owner/staff treat Maxine, family of the owner. She should not be working there. She is elderly, can't hear, can't work the computer, and forgets important things. This isn't her fault, she just shouldn't be working there. It's frustrating for customers, but more than that it's extremely sad to watch how they treat her. You won't have an interaction with Maxine without something going wrong, and each time the rest of the staff reacts to her as if she's dirt. Once she charged us 1000. This had to be redone on the computer and she couldn't do it. One of the groomers came out, roughly pushed her aside and said, "Move." Then she looked at us and made a mocking face behind her back. This is ONE example. This kind of treatment of Maxine is common. They say you will get a call when the dogs are ready but we never have. We've gotten several calls someone else's dog was ready, but never our own. Our dogs have been up there NINE hours at a time until we figured out to call and check ourselves. Otherwise your dog sits alone and ignored all day for no reason. Once I arrived for my 8 am appt but Maxine had written down 9. When you call to make an appointment it takes a very long time because everything has to be repeated, and repeated, and repeated. Maxine hears German Shepherd when you say Maltipoo. It's that bad. Still, not her fault. They need to HIRE someone, and they need to treat them better than a piece of trash. She's elderly, shouldn't be doing this job, and definitely shouldn't be treated the way she is by her family. Maxine has a stage named after her in English Landing Park. They need to let her be remembered as the woman who ran the pageants, the matriarch of the family who ran McKeon's Drugstore/now Stone Canyon..not the crazy old woman at the dog groomers by Rancho. I'm hearing this more and more often and it's upsetting. It's changed Maxine's reputation completely. Most people know about Too Dog Cute because they've heard about Maxine or have had their own experiences. This is just wrong. The bottom line is: If you treat your elderly mother/grandmother this way then how the heck are you treating my dog? I don't care how well you can groom. How you treat the elderly and animals is more important. Maxine's days on this earth are becoming shorter and they may eventually HAVE to hire someone, but the kind of people that EVER had this kind of situation going on are not the kind of people I'm going to trust with our dogs. In addition: *Several times one of our dogs (we have three) has come home with cuts; long, deep cuts that took a long time to heal. When I asked about this I was told by the owner that it's normal. I called a good friend who owns a grooming business in another state and she was incredulous. She said it's from not changing the blade or being careless, and that it should NEVER happen. I also asked family who own a grooming business and was told the same thing. This should NEVER happen, let alone over and over again. *Once I got all the way home and realized no collar was on one of the dogs. I drove all the way back, and stood there and stood there and stood there. (Maxine was gone as it was the end of the day, but I had called and they knew I was on my way.) Finally I leaned over the door asking for the collar. It was handed to me dismissively, no apologies, no explanations, NO words were said. I get that things get overlooked, and I was polite, and not at all upset about it as I drove there. What's upsetting, like everything else, is the way it was handled. *Our year old puppy was taken for her first grooming. After a WHOLE day waiting for a phone call that never arrived, we call, she's BEEN ready, we get there and...?? She looks exactly the same. They'd given her a bath. They had not groomed her. I was very sad she had been kept in a kennel all day-for a bath. The owner tried to tell me I didn't specify more so I had them pull up the instructions which showed I had. So she got scissors out and cut some belly hairs. Really? We had taken her at 9:00, it was now after 6:00 and the owner was clearly done for the day. Well so was our poor puppy who went home with an expensive shampoo after being alone and scared all day because no one called us. *We get in the car to come home with no bandannas, went back in, was hurriedly handed them with no apology/explanation, like always. I get it, things get overlooked. But when it's every single time: forgotten collars, forgotten cuts/nails, forgotten phone calls, wrong calls, charged 1K, red razor cuts that take weeks to heal, wrong appt times, etc. etc. and NEVER an apology or explanation except to mock Maxine? Bring this place up in Parkville and you'll get an earful. I'm surprised there are no other reviews. We will never go back. read more

I absolutely love taking my dogs to see Paula. Definitely can tell that she has over 20 years of experience and is the BEST. My dogs are fully groomed every four weeks. She does a fantastic job with my 2 cocker Spaniels, they are very efficient and accommodating. This is the only groomer I would take my dogs to. My fur babies always leave smelling so fresh and their fur looks so shiny. I would highly recommend Too dog gone cute to anyone. Thank you Too Dog gone cute for being AMAZING !!! read more

I love taking my dog to Paula. The way they take the time to get my puppy use to going to the groomer. He loves going there now. I am always very happy with how handsome he looks after being there. Paula is the best! The staff is very helpful and friendly. I highly recommend Too Dog Gone Cute for grooming. read more

I have given them several chances. I took my Cocker Spaniel there in the past and always give the same instructions as far as shave and nail issue on the back foot. I went to pick her up, and she was incomplete as the shave was concerned and had to be finished up at the last minute. A sloppy shave was done. After coming home I realized her nails still seemed the same, and after looking, her nails were not done and her special nail was still long. I have contacted them in regards to the issue, but when they left a message, they spoke of another dog's name and said I could bring her back in for no charge for her nails and gave me excuses about the quicks? Anyway, I had to take her elsewhere locally, and pay for nail trim due to their lack of services and professionalism. Very disappointed and paid $62 for the services or lack there of. As of this writing, no refund or settlement made. read more

Everyone is so nice and welcoming! I would definitely recommend. Big or small they'll take in any doggie!

I was visiting friends in Parkville, MO, when my mini golden doodle decided to check-out a creek and some thistles; needless to say, he needed a bath ASAP as we were guests and he was stinky. I read the reviews for this shop because this dog is my child and I am fussy about his care. The reviews were mixed, but I decided that it was only a bath and I would stay and wait so I could monitor any issue. THESE PEOPLE WERE FANTASTIC. They knew I was a one time customer because I told them I was from out-of-town; yet, they took care of my puppy like he was their own. I do tip well because I think people deserve to be compensated when they do an above average job, but my tipping alone could not express my gratitude for their professionalism and kindness. They got him in for a bath on short notice, dealt with his sometimes feisty attitude about a bath and he looked and smelled worthy of being a guest at my friend's house. I told my friend to tell her "dog loving" friends in KC, about these people... I'm home in Wisconsin now, but my gratitude is extended across state lines...Thank you again, to the staff and groomers. Mary Ellen Hale & Ted E. Bear, the mini golden doodle. read more