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Smoochie Pooch Lafayette
Lafayette, IN
Our experienced and certified groomers offer a range of professional services including shed-relief treatments, breed-specific trims, anal gland expressions, ear cleaning, nail trimming and more.
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Heather CrabtreeBegan grooming in 2012 as a bather, became a groomer with Fear Free Certification. Prioritizes pets' well-being and stress-free environments. Has Standard Poodles, a Woodle, and a cat. Specializes in working with anxious dogs.
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Cambree RolandStarted grooming in 2023, previously worked at a shelter inspiring her career change. Welcomes all breeds. Owns an Australian Shepherd. Passionate about animal care and aspires to own a bookstore.
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Andrea Tyrie12 years as certified veterinary assistant, became certified dog groomer in 2023. Has four cats and dreams of adding a European Maine Coon. Treat every pet with the same love and care she gives her own.
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Kaylyn TilleyApprentice groomer starting 2025, full-time in 2026. Specializes in Golden Retrievers and Cavapoos. Patient approach working with dogs individually. Owns three dogs and maintains farm animals.
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What is included in a full dog groom?
Complete Groom includes bath, nail trim, ear cleaning, brush out, and full-body haircut. Basic Groom includes bath, nail trim, ear clean, brush out, and trimming of 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?
Book if coat looks dull, feels oily or dry, has tangles/mats/hot spots, or has undesirable odor.
How do you tell if my dog is double-coated?
Double-coated dogs have an outer layer of thicker hair and undercoat of thin, lighter hair. Trained groomers recognize all coat types and groom accordingly.
How much does dog grooming cost?
Prices based on breed, size, behavior, and coat condition. Phone quotes available; final pricing at appointment.
What is dog grooming?
Dog grooming refers to the hygienic care and cleaning of a dog. While some dog grooming can be completed at home, professional dog grooming is done by trained professionals.
How do dog groomers keep dogs still?
Groomers use training, non-slip tables, and loop restraints. Trained professionals know how to keep pets calm and comfortable, which helps dogs relax.
What do they do in dog grooming?
Service depends on booking type-basic groom includes bath, nail trim, ear cleaning, brush out, and hair trim around face, feet, and potty areas.
Is dog grooming necessary?
It is important to keep your pet groomed for their own sanitation and hygiene. Not only will their physical appearance be improved, but they will avoid painful matting, overgrown nails, and other health complications.
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.