Pet Salon A

We have been bringing our Morkie there since we moved to the area. We also adopted a wire haired baby nearly two years ago. She doesn't need the haircuts as often as her sister does, but we take her in when she needs it too.

Both of our girls are extremely attached to us since my husband also works from home,but they get excited when we tell either of them we are going to take them for their "spa day" & to get to see their friends for a haircut. Their tails wag & they go to the cabinet where their leashes are kept. Once I'm close to the cabinet they directly go to the garage door and impatiently wait to go. Once we arrive, they are handed off with tails wagging.

It never takes long to get them groomed which I like. (I'd like to add they accommodate your schedule when booking appointments, when possible, and prices are average prices for the area.)

When I pick my baby (babies) up, there has never been a time they are not happy. By their behavior when we drop them off & when we pick them up, it's clear that they are well taken care of. I say this with confidence. My morkie has always shown her feelings like "snubbing" me when I tell her she cant have more treats, or pouting when I won't
let her go bye-bye with us. She was yelled at to get down by a child that didnt understand not to yell at her & is still scared of her.

10 months ago my Morkie was attacked by a larger dog, causing a permanent brain injury, the loss of her eye, & ptsd where she is still scared if she goes near the
area where it happened, and will shake &/or pee herself if a similar dog to it even comes across her path. She has associated all similar dogs to this, and now she's not the happy dog she once was when around dogs similar to that dog.

If the slightest was wrong here where she didn't feel safe then my little Leia would let us know . After what Leia has been through I must ensure my babies are safe while away from me at the groomers, are getting cute cuts at reasonable rates.