Services & Pricing
Honest pricing, built around your dog.
Every dog is different — size, coat condition, and temperament all affect the time and care required. Prices below are starting prices (“From”) for each size category. We'll always confirm your dog's exact price before any work begins.
Stand-Alone Services
Quick services for dogs who don't need a full groom.
Nail Clipping Only — $20
Anal Gland Expression Only — $20
Face Trim Only — $20
Add-ons
Poodle Feet — $10
Fluffy Legs (Teddy Bear Legs) — $20
Pom-Pom Legs — $20
Extra Length Clip (1.6cm or 2cm) — $10
Teeth Brushing — $10
Ear Plucking — $10
Flea Treatment — $40 to $80
Medicated Shampoo — $20 to $40
Special Considerations
Heavily Matted Coats: Extra time, care and equipment wear — $15 to $30
Full Body De-matting (for minor matting only): $98/hr
Positive Grooming Support (extra time and care needed due to age, health or behaviour): $20 to $50
Cats
Wash & Tidy: Under 8kg — $100 | 8kg and over — $110
Full Groom: Under 8kg — $150 | 8kg and over — $170
We are currently at capacity for new cat clients. If you'd like to enquire about availability, please text us directly.
Good to Know
- Every bath includes a checked water temperature (36–38°C) for your dog's comfort, a double shampoo, a nourishing coat mask, and a conditioner — all selected based on your dog's individual coat and skin needs. A complimentary face scrub is also included with every bath.
- Anal gland expression is included in all bathing services but is optional. Please add this to your booking or let us know at drop-off.
- If fleas are detected during the groom, a mandatory flea treatment will be needed and flea treatment charges apply.
“The prices listed above are a guide only and are not a final quote. Grooming costs may vary depending on your dog's breed, size, coat condition, behaviour, grooming history, and the time required to complete the service. Additional charges may apply for de-matting, excessive undercoat removal, or appointments requiring additional handling. Final pricing will always be discussed with you prior to proceeding with any additional work.”