Petstyles Grooming Salon

I love petstyles! They always do a great job with my chow chow and collie. My chow chow is particular with people, especially men. He has taken to Cooper and Mark. He is like Pig Pen and when I bring him in he is usually filthy unlike my collie who stays clean.
Prices are competitive. I like that they schedule times throughout the day so my dogs aren’t lying around waiting, especially because my collie is 15.

Niki has been our groomer for eleven years, and we won’t go anywhere else. Our dogs all love going to Petstyles… today our wheaten Scottish didn’t want to leave! We’ve had dogs who are rescues and traumatized, but even they are just fine with going to these groomers. My Scotties are all meticulously cut to standard, as is every other dog I’ve ever seen in there. You can trust Petstyles.

Finding a groomer you can trust is not something we take lightly, as we value our pet’s health and well-​being a great deal. This is why when we found Niki and saw how much she cared about our pets, she became our forever groomer.
Since then, she and her staff have always made it a point to greet us, go over any new issues with our dogs, and then call us about anything new they’ve found that may need vet follow-​up. She’s always made friends with our animals, and we have appreciated that even more, since pet people are the best to work with our pets.
You’ll never find a better and more prepared grooming salon for your pet, especially if you take care of your pets properly.

When I first picked my Goldendoodle up, she looked good, but a couple hours after she was home I noticed that she was developing what looked like really bad razor burn under her arms, behind her ears, and around the base of her tail & butt. The next morning I called and the groomer explained that they had to cut her hair much shorter in those areas and that the redness was in fact razor burn caused by the close clipping. Then he further explained that such razor burn could be resolved by using scissors instead of clippers, but that there is no way for them to know if the clippers will cause the irritation until after. Wouldn’t you just use the scissors?
I’ve spent the last 2 days examining the redness of my dog’s butt and yelling at her whenever she tries to lick it. Not what I hoped for in paying $ 80 for a groom.
Update: It’s been over a week, and my dog has finally healed. And after looking her over for the last week, I’ve realized that I was too quick to give this place credit for doing a good job on the cut (obviously aside from the injuries…). Dropping this down to one star. Hopefully I just caught them on a very bad day.