Bath & tidy
Clean, soft and smelling wonderful
The in-between visit every dog needs: a proper bath and blow-dry, a thorough brush-out, nails and ears, and a neat face, feet and tail.
Bath day, done right
More than a quick rinse
Shampoo for their skin
Hypoallergenic, oatmeal, whitening or medicated: we pick the right one, and you can bring your vet’s shampoo.
A real brush-out
High-velocity drying and a full brush-out lift loose undercoat, so less of it ends up on your couch.
Nails and paws included
Every bath includes a nail trim, ear cleaning and a tidy around the paw pads.
Services & prices
Bath & Tidy
Fresh and fluffy between haircuts: a shampoo, blow-dry and brush-out, nails, ears and a neat face, feet and tail.
Shampoo and conditioner, blow-dry, brush-out, nails, ears and a tidy around the eyes, paws and sanitary area.
Everything in our small-dog bath, with time for a longer blow-dry and brush-out.
A full bath and high-velocity dry for big dogs, plus nails, ears and a neat finish.
Our walk-in tub and lift table make bath day easy for giant breeds and senior dogs.
A de-shedding shampoo, conditioning mask and a long undercoat brush-out that cuts shedding at home by up to half. For huskies, shepherds, goldens and labs. Price by size.
A quick trim around the eyes, paw pads and tail between full grooms. No bath.
Clip and file for any size of dog, in about 15 minutes. Book a slot and skip the wait.
Your bath team
Who will bathe your dog
Ana Reyes
Bather & Puppy Specialist
Ana runs our bath room and our puppy visits. Lots of treats, slow introductions to the dryer, and a bath every pup comes out of wagging.
Hannah Weiss
Bather & Nail Care
Hannah handles baths, tidy-ups and our walk-in-friendly nail trims. Ask her about paw balm; she’s a convert.
Dale Hoffman
Senior Groomer, Fear Free Certified
Big dogs, double coats and nervous rescues are Dale’s favorite clients. Thirty years of grooming have taught him to take breaks when a dog needs them and never rush a de-shed.
Emily Tran
Groomer & Doodle Specialist
Teddy-bear faces, fluffy legs and tangle-free curls. Emily hand-scissors doodles and poodles and will talk you through a brushing routine that actually works.
Two at a time
Bringing two dogs? Book the same slot twice
Our bathers can wash one dog while the other dries, so baths and nail trims take two pets in the same time slot. Book one appointment per pet and they’ll go home together.
- Short-coated dogs: a bath every 4–8 weeks
- Doodles and long coats: a bath & tidy between full grooms
- Double coats: a de-shed in spring and fall
- Nails: every 3–4 weeks, walk-in friendly
Questions
Bath & tidy FAQ
How often should I bathe my dog?
Every four to eight weeks suits most dogs. Bathing too often can dry out the skin, unless your vet has prescribed a medicated shampoo routine.
Does de-shedding really work?
Yes. A de-shedding shampoo and conditioner loosen the undercoat, and a long blow-out and brush remove it. Most owners see far less shedding for four to six weeks.
Do you use cage dryers?
No. We hand dry with quiet, adjustable dryers and towels, and never leave a pet alone while drying.
Can I just pop in for a nail trim?
Book online for a guaranteed time, or call ahead; we squeeze walk-ins in between grooms whenever we can.
Ready for a fresh, fluffy pup?
See live availability for every groomer and book a drop-off time that suits you. New dogs and cats are always welcome.