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Smoochie Pooch Florence
Florence, KY
Whether you're looking in Florence for a breed-specific trim, a nourishing bath, a quick nail trim or another dog grooming specialty, you'll find quality care for your dog at Smoochie Pooch.
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Karine Yuki YoshimoriStarted grooming in 2022 with certifications from Groom'D and Fetch Find. Trained in Yorkie trims and handling geriatric/obese dogs. Focuses on performing grooms suited to each dog's age, behavior, size, and breed. Emphasizes that each dog's personality affects the grooming process and is crucial for positive experience.
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Allyson BolingStarted as bather in 2020, became stylist in 2021 after PetSmart Academy. Passionate about learning new techniques including cat grooming and hand-stripping. Specializes in Yorkies, Pomeranians, Australian Shepherds, and Collies. Strives to provide caring, comfortable experience for every pet.
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What is included in a full dog groom?
Complete Groom includes a bath, nail trim, ear cleaning, brush out, and a full-body haircut. Our Basic Groom includes bath, nail trim, ear clean, brush out, and trimming only of the face, feet, and potty areas.
How often should a dog be groomed?
Ideally, all dogs should be groomed every six to eight weeks to support their overall health and avoid matting.
How do I know if my dog needs a haircut?
Dogs need haircuts when coat looks dull, feels overly oily/dry, or when tangles, mats, hot spots appear or undesirable odor is present.
How do you tell if my dog is double-coated?
A double-coated dog has an outer layer of thicker hair and a different undercoat of thin, lighter hair. Trained breeders can recognize coats of all types and groom accordingly.
How much does dog grooming cost?
Prices are based on various factors such as breed, size, behavior, and condition of the coat. Clients also have the option of adding on additional services.
What is dog grooming?
Dog grooming refers to the hygienic care and cleaning of a dog. Professional dog grooming is done by trained professionals that know how to properly care for a dog's coat, nails, ears, and skin.
How do dog groomers keep dogs still?
Groomers have many tools that help keep dogs still during their appointment. Grooming tables have a non-slip surface, and a loop restraint may be used around a dog's neck, if necessary.
What do they do in dog grooming?
Services depend on booking; basic groom includes bath, nail trim, ear cleaning, brush out, and hair trim around face, feet, and potty areas. More complete grooms and additional services available.
Is dog grooming necessary?
Regular grooming prevents painful matting, overgrown nails, and health complications. Studies show regular grooming can improve dogs' mood and health.
What is the average cost to groom a dog?
The average cost for a standard groom is approximately $65, but please note that there are so many variables that affect the price of grooming your dog.