Doggone Rite

aja williams 6 months ago

They are pretty good with my poodles. I usually can always call them and they always say bring them in the same day. Have them smelling & looking good!

Emoney Williams 7 months ago

I’ve been coming here for 2 years. The first time I brung my dog here great cut and colors. The second time sloppy. I said next time I go I will be more detailed on what I want for my dog. However, this time his Mohawk was gone. I gave another chance and just notice the front desk clerks and owner attitude has gotten worse over time. I kind of waited around one day to see maybe they don’t like me let’s see how they talk to the next guest so I waited around. Sure enough it’s the same nasty attitude. I came back to pick my pets up I now have 2 dogs. The entire place smells like bleach and dogs are barking like crazy due to the fumes.while waiting one of the groomers told a dog to shut up n I lean to the side to see what was going on shortly after someone got up n slammed the door so hard so I couldn’t see. My dogs finally come from the back sneezing, running eyes, and just completely irritated from the bleach. It was so bad that my eyes was burning no exaggeration. I believe this place has bad employees because the owner lady can be very rude and always has a nasty attitude. Unhappy manger equals unhappy employees. I will no longer be returning due to the constant issue I have at thi

Akilah Muhammad a year ago

Absolutely the only place we take Bella to get groomed. We’ve been taking her here for over a decade at this point and for good reason. They always get our baby doggone rite and are quick to do it! She’s safe here and always comes out cute. There have been times when I’ve picked her up and wanted her cut lower in some places and they always oblige. I’d recommend always getting the flea bath even if you know your dog doesn’t have fleas. It’s $5 extra but always worth it. We pay $70 after everything, but it’s always the best money we spend any time we take her.

Jennifer Aguado Edited 2 years ago

if i could give a 0 star i would. this place is terrible. i started bringing my dog here recently and he would always come out with an infection on his private part. fine, we let it go cause maybe it was just an accident. went yesterday and my dog came out so scared. scared to even go in but so scared when i brought him out. now that he’s home he runs around like something hurts him on his bottom. squirming around and he hides behind our legs and under places. he can’t even sit correctly. i’ve never seen him act like this. i don’t know what they do in there but don’t take your dog. took him in at 12:40pm and got a call at 7pm. they are so ridiculous. i tried giving them chances but never again. and when i was walking in to pick him up, i see him in their window and the lady PULLINGGG on his tail hair. no patience or nothing i’m guessing. my poor baby i don’t know what to do to help his skin. he also has a cut on his balls and it’s INFLAMED and RED. please don’t come if you love your pets. they used to have 2 stars im unsure how they got up to 4… they must be fake or something cause no. UPDATE: took him to the hospital and got a $300 bill for what they did to him here.

Breanna Symone 4 years ago

Would give no stars if I could. PET OWNERS BEWARE of taking your pets here for grooming. I recently took my dog here for the first time to be groomed. Less than 2 days later, I noticed he was scratching violently at his ears; so violently that it was starting to scab and bleed. I also noticed oozing from his ears. I found a few fleas on him as well and my dog DID NOT have fleas beforehand. I took him to the vet and they said he had an ear infection-they stating that the most common way a dog gets an ear infection is when a dog gets wet or bathed and the water gets into the ear and is not dried throughly. The vet bill and medication were expensive. I called and spoke to Connie , who was extremely rude. Stated talking over me before I could even express my concern. She took no responsibility at all and said there’s no way water got into the dog’s ear. I tried explaining to her that is very much possible to get water in a dog’s ear when bathing them and that just like HUMANS, when water enters the ear it needs to be drained properly. She continued to talk over me and didn’t acknowledge my concern at all, instead she demanded to speak to the vet who saw my dog because “she doesn’t like