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PRICES
Small Dogs - $100 - $120*
Medium Dogs - $125 - $135*
Large Dogs - $140 - $160*
*Exceptions apply
X Large Dogs - $170 - $190*
INCLUDED
For all dogs
Hair cut, bath, blow dry, nail trim, ear cleaning, and by request anal gland expression (cleaning private area)
ADD SERVICES
Brush Teeth - $15
Matted Hair - $10 to $40
Special Shampoo - $10
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Whitening
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Oatmeal
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Hypo
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Deshedding
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DHC CLUB SPA
There are lots of groomers to choose from, and knowing who to trust is hard. At DHC, we understand and are here to help! Our team provides expert grooming services to keep your pet looking, feeling, and smelling their best. We will do everything we can to make the experience as stress-free as possible. Why entrust your furry friend’s care to just anyone when you can depend on our loving and experienced team for pet grooming instead?
We utilize our very own premium selection of DHC Club Spa Products to cleanse, soothe, and rejuvenate your pets’ skin, fur, and hair. Choose from organic shampoos, hydrating conditioners, and cleansers formulated without dyes or fragrances, these products are ideal for sensitive skin. From breed-specific haircuts to specialty shampoos and conditioners - each part of your pet’s treatment is fully customizable to help them look and feel amazing after every visit. Every bath includes an ear cleaning and nail trim. Complimentary anal gland expression (cleaning private area) included upon request with a haircut.
SPA TEAM
Professional and certified groomer specializing in dog care with more than 20 years of experience since 2012, Monica da Costa manages a team of groomers and bathers with the highest quality and professionalism. We work with different breeds of dogs and give owners suggestions on how to care for their pets.
IN HOUSE GROOMERS
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Monica da Costa (Saturdays)
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Barbara Aguiar (Weekdays)
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Munick Aguiar (Weekdays)
How Often Should You Have Your Dog Groomed?
The frequency of grooming really depends on your dog. Pups with longer, thicker coats may need grooming once a month. But consider grooming lower-maintenance dogs at least once a quarter.
Even if you're not getting a full grooming session, you can still go in for a nail trim more frequently.
Should You Tip a Dog Groomer?
YES!
When people ask if they should tip a dog groomer - Do you tip your hairdresser? They're just doing your head. But a groomer has to do the entire body on a dog, sometimes while the dog squirms or tries to bite. So yes, you should definitely show groomers how much you appreciate them with a tip.
