Honey’s Haven

Wonderful people, meticulous work, reasonable prices. I am always happy with my dog, Pandas haircuts. They do a wonderful job.

Ihave brought my Shih Tzu’s to Honey’s Haven since moving up to WH from NYC. They are kind, understanding, run on time. They gave my little guy a nickname that has now stayed with him. Even though he’s adorable, he can be nippy ! Danielle
and Ashley still take him back. When my little Trixie had a mast cell tumor on her paw, they would come in exceptionally early, while I would wait and bring her for treatment to the Vet. They were so kind and knew exactly how to take care of her without any danger to her. I will never forget them for their care and understanding.

Very pleased after bringing my 4 pound teacup yorkie there for the first time since using the same groomers for years. I requested keeping her in a kennel, so she isn’t roaming around with other dogs. I will be taking Sydney to Honey Haven’s again in the near future.

Honey’s Haven is very conveniently located, and the facility is clean. The owner is friendly and talkative, and seems to genuinely enjoy her job. My dog has been several times and always come back with an adorable & fluffy grooming job. One caveat is that Honey’s doesn’t take cards or checks, so you must bring cash. There’s an atm down the street in case you forget!
My one complaint with Honey’s (and the reason I’m currently experimenting with different groomers) is the supervision of the dogs during their stay. There are crates for the dogs, but they aren’t used. Rather, all the dogs that are being groomed that day (usually between 5 – 8 dogs at a time) are left to roam free in the grooming area. Originally I thought this was a great idea, since the dogs get to socialize and work off some energy while they are waiting to be groomed. Since I have a very small dog, however, I’ve noticed that she comes home from a grooming nervous and very on-​edge. The last time I dropped her off, there was a golden retriever and a few other large dogs in the grooming area, and the owner just tossed my little one right in with the big dogs. My dog immediately started scratching at the gate to come back to me, and was very frightened. While this type of setting would be fine for a larger dog, my dog is simply too nervous to do well in an environment that doesn’t separate small dogs from large ones.
Overall, Honey’s is a good choice for a groomer if your dog isn’t skittish or too small to defend itself among other dogs. I have no complaints about the grooming job itself, or the price (around $ 60).