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Smoochie Pooch Schererville
Schererville, IN
Pet Grooming Salon in Schererville, Indiana
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Samantha MillerPet Stylist grooming since 2008. Certified in AKC S.A.F.E., certified Canine Esthetician, canine massage certifications. Emphasizes treating pets with utmost respect and compassion. Enjoys hiking, road trips, softball. Owns Bichon Benny and cats Arlo and Poppy.
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Sydne FritzPet Stylist grooming since 2020. Passionate about advancing grooming career in supportive environment. Inspired by dogs after witnessing poor treatment at another salon. Enjoys walking trails. Owns Pitbull Kujo, Golden Retriever Maggy, cats Binx and Mika.
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Selena MeyrPet Stylist & Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT). Began grooming in 2025 after veterinary medicine career. Specializes in senior pets. Owns dogs, cats, bunnies, and reptiles. Interested in pursuing competitive grooming.
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Elyse FloresCustomer Experience Team. Industry experience since 2017. Passionate about pet nutrition and natural wellness solutions. Owns three Border Collies, Shih Tzu, multiple cats.
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Highly experienced in various breeds, sizes, and personalities. Team commits to continuous training and skill development.
Fully equipped van with sanitized tools. Clean water heating system. Same quality standards as salon locations.
Specially designed to promote positive feelings and calmness in your scared or uneasy pets.
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Complete Groom: bath, nail trim, ear cleaning, brush out, full-body haircut. Basic Groom: bath, nail trim, ear clean, brush out, face/feet/potty area trimming.
Every six to eight weeks, depending on breed, lifestyle, and age. Regular grooming supports overall health and prevents matting.
Signs include dull, oily/dry coat, tangles, mats, hot spots, or undesirable odor.
Double-coated dogs have thick outer layer and thin undercoat. Breed-specific, requires extra attention to prevent mats.
Prices based on breed, size, behavior, coat condition. Quote provided by phone; final price determined at appointment.
Hygienic care and cleaning by trained professionals addressing coat, nails, ears, and skin.
Trained professionals keep pets calm and comfortable. Non-slip grooming tables and loop restraint used if necessary.
Varies by service: basic includes bath, nail trim, ear cleaning, brush out, hair trim around face/feet/potty areas. Additional services available.
Important for sanitation, hygiene, and preventing matting/nail issues. Studies show regular grooming improves mood and health.
Approximately $65 for standard groom, with variables including size, coat type, and time since last groom.