Paws 2 Groom

This is the place to go for your furry friend! They groom cats as well as dogs. The staff is very good with the animals and work on tons of poodle mixes, Old English, little dogs, big dogs and every size in between! The dogs look amazing when they leave and the staff discuss what their human wants ahead of time.
As for the one negative review I saw by Essie S., it seems pretty clear to me that he and his wife probably were not able to adequately take care of their puppy’s coat and that the matting was severe when they took the dog in to be groomed. To want someone to spend hours rectifying that situation and not be compensated sounds ridiculous to me. Their poor dog will have to suffer if they can’t learn how to upkeep his coat with the proper tools.
As far as the self wash, this is the eat place to go! I have several dogs and I foster for the Longmont Humane Society, so I do a lot of dog grooming myself. They only charge $ 10 and supply everything you need. If you don’t like trimming your dog’s nails, they will do it for only $ 5.
There are lots of quality grooming tools, treats, toys, crates, clothes and gear available for purchase as well.
I tell everyone to go here! But if you want your dog groomed by them, plan ahead, as they are so terrific that the schedule is booked well in advance!

I love this place! I usually let my 55lb Goldendoodle go too long between haircuts so it’s a challenge when it’s time for that dreaded haircut that he gets soooo… dramatic about. Style wise he’s always comes out feeling and looking like he is ready for the Westminster Dog Show! Price wise it’s in the neighborhood of $ 45 plus tax and tip.
The other thing I love about P2G are the multi-​bay self serve dog wash tubs. Each one has all the implements of destruction to get that special stink off your pooch when they find an old cow pie or decaying «what the heck is that?» critter along the trail. The self serve has it all and it’s a one stop dog wash that gives your BFF that new dog smell all over again.
This place deserves 5 stars, I gave it 4 because you need to call ahead 4 to 5 weeks if you want your best friend to see a groomer. The self serve wash is usually available, just call ahead to see what the wait time may be like.
Staff + facility = Great!

love this place have been going there for years an just realized that they won an award! that’s amazing I love the prices a do it ur self plus they don’t charge a lot to groom ur dog! they are friendly an always there to lend a paw lol

We have an Old English Sheepdog (OES) puppy and wanted to find a groomer that would do a good job with his first time getting shaved for the summer. We called Paws 2 Groom in early spring, and they said that they had groomed lots of OESs before and would guarantee that the whole visit would cost less than $ 55 (since he was under a year old, they said the cost would most likely be $ 45, but could go up to $ 55 if they had to remove a lot of mats). Unfortunately, they were booked for 2 months, but they convinced us it would be worth the wait.
We arrived at noon on the scheduled day, and they said that they could either shave him down to less than ¼ inch (which can result in sunburns for dogs like OESs that normally have long coats), or shave him to an inch or so, which would involve some additional grooming beforehand. They then said that they would charge $ 30 per half hour for de-​matting on top of the $ 45 fee originally mentioned, and that it might take them up to several hours to de-​mat him depending on how many mats he had. They had never mentioned that fee before, so Heather eventually offered not to charge us for any time spent de-​matting him above and beyond what we’d originally agreed upon. She also explicitly promised to give us a call if he started to seem stressed or unhappy at any point.
Just after 3:00, one of the staff called my wife, said «your dog’s ready,» and abruptly hung up. When we arrived, they said that they had washed and brushed him, but thought he was too stressed to proceed any further. Shelly (presumably the owner) showed us a pile of hair they’d removed from him, lectured us about how we – in her opinion – weren’t taking care of him, and condescendingly proceeded to explain to us how brushes worked (for reference, we brush him multiple times a week, but had been having difficulty getting all the mats out since he’d just started losing a bunch of his 6−8″ long puppy fur a week or so prior).
Since they hadn’t done the full grooming, I was surprised when Shelly demanded $ 45, and shocked when she said that she should really be charging $ 97 since they worked on him for over four hours. Since we’d dropped him off at noon, I pointed out that he hadn’t even been physically in the store for that long, and asked why I should pay the full price we’d originally agreed on when they didn’t provide the full service. She grudgingly agreed to take $ 5 off, so I paid $ 40 and left.
When I got back to the car, my wife and I noticed that our puppy had random shave marks along his back going to within ½ an inch of his skin, his belly and armpits had been shaved almost down to the skin, some (not all) of his paws had been shaved, he had nicks in his armpits that had just stopped bleeding, and his entire undercoat had been removed. Unlike other dogs, OESs are supposed to retain their undercoat all year long, and while it should be thinned occasionally to remove dead hair, our understanding is that it is never supposed to be removed entirely because there’s a chance it may not grow back. The fact that they removed his undercoat would also explain the mass of hair they showed us, which was way more than what would reasonably be expected from his mats alone. Since he’s a puppy, we’re hopeful that he’ll recover fully, but there’s no way to know for sure. We had asked repeatedly if they knew how to groom OESs and they assured us that they knew the proper grooming care for this breed. Normally happy and relaxed (even in stressful situations), our puppy refused to even look at either of us and just slunk down into the back seat of our car as far as he could go despite our attempts to gently calm and reassure him.
We went back to the store again and demanded an explanation for his condition along with a refund of our money. Shelly claimed that they hadn’t shaved or cut him at all, mentioned that they shouldn’t give us our money back because she has to pay her staff (she mentioned their hourly rate, which seemed especially unprofessional), and told us that our dog was fine and that «the hair will grow back» (despite having just said repeatedly that they hadn’t cut any of his hair in any way). She also mentioned that Heather had wanted to call us earlier when our puppy first started to seem upset, but that she had forbid it and proceeded with the grooming anyway – despite our explicit wishes – because she wanted to try to get everything done. Finally, she accused us of «holding her hostage,» said that we were trying to get something for nothing, and called my wife a «spoiled little brat.» Neither my wife nor I have ever been so insulted or treated so unprofessionally.
We eventually got a full refund after listening to a litany of insults from Shelly, and we will never be back. At this point, we’re waiting to see whether our puppy’s undercoat comes back (fortunately, it sounds like it probably will eventually), and are looking for another groomer who can treat our puppy with the care and expertise he deserves.

Great place to take your dog for a bath. Don’t know how they do it but when my constantly shedding Labrador leaves after a bath, he doesn’t shed for weeks. Great staff and customer service. Moose loves em too!

Great facility! I usually go to another self-​wash with my Ricky and I like it too but there are a few things that made the experience easier at Paws 2 Groom:
–height of the tub was perfect for us
–the harness is attached to a looped chain and it allowed much more movement for my dog. I usually have to spin him around but here, he could turn around more easily.
–Open on Sundays
-$ 8 for self wash and they offer $ 5 nail trims
This will be our new place!

Great place lots of treats the way dogs like em!

I will only take my dog to Paws 2 Groom, not only to get her a’ Puppy Cut’ annually but regularly to their self-​serve dog wash. They have better hours than the other dog washes I’ve tried and they are friendly and accommodating here. Their prices are the best also and I love their punch card. The owner works harder than anyone should ever work which also shows her dedication and work ethic.

Heather did a GREAT job with my cocker spaniels! They are handsome! The clip is nice and even all over, paws scooped out, heads nicely tapered, sanitary trim bottom and back, ears clean! I usually do them myself, but she did such a nice job that I might be permanently converted. Best of all, they were obviously NOT distressed when I picked them up as they have been with other grooms! Happy, handsome dogs at a great price!

I LOVE Paws to Groom! They do a wonderful job on my english setter and the price can’t be beat. It’s a good $ 15 more at PetSmart (they charge only $ 40) and a Boulder groomer charged me $ 75 for the same service. My dog loves the people there and they are very sweet to her. It’s a joy to go there.

This place is awesome! I go there and use the facilities to groom my dog myself. For $ 8 it includes everything you’ll need to get your dog all clean and shiny again — all you need to bring is your dog! For an add’l $ 5 I have them clip his nails right there on the spot, no appt. necessary.

Paws 2 Groom has done a fantastic job on my Rottweiler mix for several years now, and he just loves coming in to see them. When I added new new shepherd/​heeler mix puppy, they even gave me a discount because he’s not full size yet! The groomers know us by sight, and really treat the dogs well. I’m going to keep coming here for all my grooming needs.

Took my toy poodle here the second time. The groomer, upon expressing and examining the anal glands, reported to me that she felt something unusual there, like a node or lump. I’m sooo glad she did, because it led to a good diagnoses the following week when the poodle was in pain and running a fever! The duct was infected.