I brought my two small toy poodles here to be groomed for their Christmas photos, but I have to be completely honest I'm disappointed. I paid extra for the specialized Asian fusion cut, which is known for being precise, round, and neat. I had intentionally grown out my dogs' fur to ensure they were ready for this style, but unfortunately, the results were far from what I expected. Their website photos of this particular style look great which made me book with them.
The cuts were uneven and lacked the polished look I was hoping for. I even had to use my own scissors to tidy up their heads and faces. To make matters worse, one of my dogs came back with red marks all over his belly and joints. I'm not sure if these are razor burns or something else, but he has been extremely irritated and keeps trying to lick the affected areas.
Before COVID, I consistently received much better results from other groomers for Asian fusion cuts. Since the pandemic, I've been grooming my dogs myself, but I decided to give this salon a chance based on their advertisement of Asian fusion styles. Sadly, the experience didn't meet my expectations.
That said, I want to give credit where it's due. The groomers did a good job with ear plucking and nail trimming for both of my dogs. While I appreciate these aspects, my overall experience was disappointing. I wanted to share an honest and balanced review.
***Update to owners response: ****
Valeria, you sent me one of my dog's reports and photos, not both just minutes after I posted my review. How convenient. I have my dogs here in person and can clearly see that the grooming work done on him is very uneven, exactly as other reviews have mentioned.
If I had been happy with the service, I would have left a 5-star review as I frequently do for other businesses. However, your response was both dismissive and defensive. Never before have any of my dogs returned from grooming with red raised marks all over. I did as you suggested on google ... it looks like razor burn actually! I will sent my vet photos for his confirmation. This is entirely unacceptable. My senior dog, who has congestive heart failure (as I noted when booking the appointment with your company), now has this all over his body and i have to manage treating it now. This additional stress is harmful and absolutely unacceptable.
I was fair in my initial review, but I honestly should have given you a one-star rating. Additionally, you requested that I attach the photos so others can judge, but the only judgment that matters here is mine as the paying customer.
This is my true and honest review of the service you provided. I wish you the very in your business and hope that the service your company provides only improves.
****second response to owners ridiculousness*****
Valeria, STOP! Take responsibility for your company's poor services, the harm caused to my dog's skin (which is visibly irritated all over his belly and back legs), and the uneven haircuts on two of my dogs. Your response is doing you no favors. It's clear you lack basic customer service skills, and I've seen similar complaints about your company on Google. I regret not checking those reviews before choosing your services. Your response to customers not being happy is shameful.
I am revising my review to one star and will be sharing my experience on other review platforms. Your approach, arguing with paying customers publicly shows a serious lack of professionalism and reflects poorly on your business.
*** final response the owner who wont stop***
Im tired of you now. Move on! Accept that a paying customer is not happy with your service from your company. THIS IS MY OPINION and my review! Thats all that matters! I paid and I'm unhappy with your services .... PERIOD! End of story. You can't change that! It's MY Experience! Do better and move on. All you care about is your review. No concern to my dogs health after your grooming damaged his skin and no option to fix my unhappiness with their cuts. It could have been resolved with empathy and kindness which you clearly lack. Bad reviews happen when businesses fail their customers it's as simple as that. Instead of obsessing over your reviews, you should focus on improving your services. This is my personal experience, and I have every right to share it. DO BETTER. MOVE ON. read more