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Smoochie Pooch Plymouth
Plymouth, IN
Dog Grooming & Cat Grooming - Smoochie Pooch Plymouth
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Aleecia AbrellBegan grooming in 2023 through Smoochie Pooch training program, graduating 2024. Inspired by her mother's career transition to grooming. Strives to balance efficiency with exceptional results; enjoys grooming Golden Retrievers. Has two dogs (Louie, a Havanese; Winchester, a Rottweiler) and kitten Mo.
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Hanna ToddPassionate groomer dedicated to helping dogs look and feel their best. Inspired by her late black lab, Spike. Certified in pet CPR and first aid. Labs hold special place in her heart though she works with all breeds. Owns American Staffordshire Terrier Winnie and cat Tuck.
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Karissa HallBegan grooming career in 2025 after dog daycare experience. Goal to become behavioral specialist for fearful or anxious dogs. Enjoys grooming large breeds, especially Saint Bernards. Has dog Nova and three cats (Bonnie, Neo, Mille).
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Our top priority is ensuring your dog's safety and comfort with customized care tailored to individual needs.
Both basic and complete dog grooming packages including bath, massage, blow-drying, nail care, ear cleaning, and brush-out.
Optional add-ons including teeth brushing, anal gland expression, de-shedding, and skin therapy treatments.
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- Bath and/or massage
- Blow-drying
- Nail trimming/buffing
- Ear cleaning
- Full body brush-out
- Light hair trim on face, feet, and potty areas
- Optional full-body haircut (Complete package)
FAQ
Complete Groom includes bath, nail trim, ear cleaning, brush out, and full-body haircut. Basic Groom includes same without full haircut, only face/feet/potty trimming.
Ideally, all dogs should be groomed every six to eight weeks to support health and avoid matting.
When coat looks dull, feels oily/dry, has tangles/mats, or exhibits odor/hot spots.
Double-coated dogs have outer thicker hair layer and different undercoat of thin, lighter hair; trainers recognize coat types and groom accordingly.
Pricing based on breed, size, behavior, and coat condition; average standard groom approximately $65 with variables affecting final price.
Professional hygienic care and cleaning of a dog by trained professionals covering coat, nails, ears, and skin.
Groomers use training techniques to keep pets calm, non-slip grooming tables, and loop restraints if necessary.
Services depend on booking; basic includes bath, nail trim, ear cleaning, brush out, and face/feet/potty trimming.
Important for sanitation and hygiene; prevents matting, overgrown nails, and health complications while improving mood.
Approximately $65 for standard groom, though many variables affect pricing.