Our girls had not had a bath or full grooming in two months! We're in Utah for two weeks and I…read moreused Yelp to find The Grey Dog. We were able to get on the schedule and the dogs look wonderful! The place was clean, and everyone was friendly.

Our Cockalier looked great after Debbie's cut. Time to book again! They also carry raw…read morefreeze-dried dog food!

I am new to the area & my fur child needed a shave down. I'm glad I found this pet spa, it's close…read moreto home, quick service & I am very pleased with the outcome ...

From the owner: Sundog Spa is a small shop that does basic grooming . I recently moved into my new shop on the side…read moreof the house. A parking area has been provided, covered in wood chips for your convenience. I'm working on integrating more spa features.( mud bath, milk bath, Epsom salt bath, hydrosol spritz, and many more options.) Coming soon: homemade pet meals, treats, etc. Feeder fish ( mollies), Dubia roaches, Crickets, meal worms. Make an appointment to come check it out

Amazing service! Was very impressed and low cost. Will come back many more times.read more

On the Spot is the closest dog daycare to Zion National Park and had the best prices!…read more I believe their hours are 8am -6pm so that was plenty of time for us. Sierra was very helpful with getting us checked in and telling us needed info. Our Kiki bear had a great time!

We are travelers from out of state who used the dog daycare twice during our weeklong visit to the…read morearea. Our 11 pound 4 year old dog was well cared for while at On the Spot. He was stimulated and exercised and returned to our care happy and tired. Staff were personable and helpful. Really appreciated the flexibility with usage of the daycare.

BEWARE! I chose this groomer due to their availability the following day, but unfortunately, the…read moreexperience did not meet expectations. My dog sustained a cut on the leg during grooming, which was treated with "vet glue" and a bandage. Initially, it was described as a minor injury that would heal quickly. However, after a week, it became apparent that stitches were necessary. This has resulted in substantial vet expenses. I would not recommend this groomer. Full disclosure: My dog was matted before being groomed which I was clear about before the groom BUT she has been matted before and we've taken her to several groomers and not once has she been cut, so I'm not accepting that reasoning to be valid.

Ada was so kind to my scared puppy. The haircut was perfect, especially for a wiggly puppy. Highly…read morerecommend Ada for your grooming needs. We can see his eyes now. Willy looks so handsome.

We have gone a couple of times already and enjoy every visit I have with the employees they are…read morevery friendly and I appreciate Mak for taking the time to wash my handsome boy Petey! See you guys again

Makala does a wonderful job with my girl Rose She is a Yorkipoo, nothing crazy but she's clean…read moreand trimmed and looks great

Hi. My name is Miss Lake. I am a lab I love DOGTOWN in St…read moreGeorge My Mom and Dad take me here to play with other dogs and stay overnight when they travel. It is so fun. I love the people that take care of me here. Everyone here knows my name I get a bath here too sometimes. My Mom loves that. I love to smile for the camera and say HI to my parents who get a post card every day about how I am doing with pictures I highly recommend DOGTOWN. (And so does Mom and Dad

Great service. Super friendly and helpful. You can tell they truly love dogs and their jobsread more

The groomer was very accommodating and she was able to get my little yorkie baby girl in the next…read moreday. My little girl was a mess and this was her first haircut at 7 months. The groomer did a great job on her, being her hair was very matted from her 'spade jacket' I highly recommend her with her cute little traveling business.

Love love love her!! She's so quick at getting back and getting appointments in super fast! Plus…read moreshe comes to you! And her prices are great especially for her coming to you. So glad I found her

I took my puppy Nala to Makayla for her very first puppy grooming yesterday. We decided that she…read morewould be left somewhat fluffy, with her fur about 3/4" long. when I returned to pick her up I was shocked to find she was almost shaved but since that was only cosmetic I didn't say anything about it. I thanked Makayla and tipped her well. On the way home it was obvious something was really wrong with Nala. She wouldn't stop crying or shaking her head. She was rubbing her ears. She was also scratching, licking and rubbing her bottom and her paws. When I got home I couldn't seem to soothe her so I looked in her ears and saw the bloody mess you see in these pictures. At just 12 weeks old, Nala was way too young to have the hair removed from her ears. But regardless, no dog should ever be injured during their grooming and their hair should never be pulled so violently from their ears as to tear the skin and make it bleed. To make matters worse Makayla's set up is far less than sanitary. Poor Nala has a fever tonight and her ears are obviously infected. I've made an appointment with the vet for tomorrow, which was the soonest they could get her in, and in the meantime I spoke with a couple of vets and a vet tech that I know who recommended some pain medication and topical ointment to help ease Nala's discomfort. That was another $50. Then I will have the vet bill tomorrow and I'm sure the course of antibiotics to pay for. Still, the cost isn't nearly as important to me as the fact that my dog was injured being groomed and I didn't get so much as an apology out of Makayla. She told me if I brought Nala over there today she would pour alcohol in her ears! That sounds so incredibly painful I couldn't believe she suggested it and when I told the vet it had been suggested he was incredulous. He said not only would that create extreme pain but it would make the situation much worse. I'm still not sure what's going on with her paws or her bottom, but I will have the vet check her out thoroughly tomorrow. The bottom line is that a competent groomer would NEVER have done something like this! A decent human being would've at least apologized and offered a refund. I felt an obligation to write this post with the hope that I might help prevent someone else's beloved pet from being injured at Makayla's hands.