We love our groomer Alanna. We've taken Charlie to her twice and she does a wonderful job with her.read more

I have a reactive cattle dog. I've brought him in once for a nail trim. The folks here treated him…read morewith care, respect, and a TON of effort and patience. I appreciate them so much and I am grateful for a successful nail trim. I did help a bit with the process which was I was very glad to considering my dog's difficulty level.

They groom my furbaby exactly how I ask. They only take cash because their card reader doesn't work…read morebut it's fine because I wouldn't take him anywhere else. They take reservations as well which makes it very convenient.

I really like this place however, for over a year now they have been requiring cash only. This is…read moresuper inconvenient as my bank is in Concord and to use a ATM, I'm charged a fee and have to go out my way just to get to an ATM. This place is right down the street from my house, a ATM is not. Additionally, when you bring cash, they won't make any change, forcing me to pay them five dollars extra today. It feels like a scam by the owner(s) to get around paying credit card fees. I have asked several times when their cc machine will be working again and I was told to ask the owners. I have no idea who the owner is or how to ask them. It's very frustrating, for that reason, I have decided that I will no longer take my pup to Plush Paws. It's ashame bc I really like them, but they have made it so inconvenient to do business with them that I rather take my business elsewhere.

I have been taking my fur son, Franchesco, here for many years, and I absolutely love the small,…read morefamily-owned atmosphere. Even though it's a small shop, the salon is always welcoming, the customer service is outstanding, the grooming quality is excellent, and the prices are very reasonable. I usually bring Franchesco on the second Saturday of the month since they're only open one Saturday each month. While he's getting cleaned up and looking handsome, I head over to the Brentwood Farmers' Market. By the time I've enjoyed a coffee, grabbed a bagel, and done a little shopping, Franchesco is ready to go home looking his best. One thing I really appreciate is the salon's open-floor layout. From the lobby, you can hear what's going on, and if you peek in, you can see the dogs being groomed. At first, I was a little nervous because Franchesco is a grumpy old man, but he's done surprisingly well in this environment. He has been groomed by several different groomers over the years and has never had a bad experience. The owner works the front desk herself, and she is always kind, professional, and very knowledgeable about dogs. It's clear that she genuinely cares about both the pets and their owners. They also offer fun little extras that make each visit special, like a "Scent of the Month" after grooming and an adorable Halloween costume contest. And for us pet parents, they always have sweet treats waiting at the front desk. It's those thoughtful touches that keep us coming back year after year. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a caring, trustworthy, and affordable groomer.

Great customer service. Great with both my dogs and always a good product when I pick the dogs up.read more

We love bringing our boys in for their baths and maintenance. They always make time for our last…read moreminute appointment requests and are very good to our boys.

I took my dogs here for bath and anal gland expression and repeated my request that i want to be…read morecalled as soon as my dogs are done since i don't want them in a crate and i'm parked outside.Hour and a half later no calls so i went in and got my boys .It was a very simple request that i get called,but didn't happen.

1000/10 would recommend ! This was the first time my cat had ever been boarded. I was very very…read morenervous. The onboarding process was smooth and they made sure she was all up to date on vaccines before accepting the booking. When the day came to dropping her off it was a smooth and effortless process. I opted in for pictures everyday and they had gotten some of the cutest pictures of my girl. During my vacation, I had to notify the Pet resort that I had to extend her stay due to my flight being rescheduled and they were very accommodating. I will 1000% be using the pet resort going forward.

They take the best care of my precious furbaby! I know he loves it there because whenever we…read morecheck-in, he pulls to get in then pushes their door open with his nose tail happily wagging! I have been taking him here for years and only trust them to care for him.

My dog came out clean, brushed, groomed, you name it. I'm so glad I found them they did such a…read moregreat job. Nala is a husky and has a lot of hair and they really did a good job with brushing her and making her look like a brand new dog. They deserve the 5 stars and I have already booked my next appointment with them. Call them for your dog needs you won't regret it !

Highly recommend for any dogs who are young and need a first time grooming experience. Our…read moregoldendoodle, Summer, is 6 months old and needed a grooming job done. As it's her first grooming, I needed it to be a positive experience for Summer so that she can enjoy future grooming experiences. I called and spoke with all the mobile and brick-and-mortar grooming shops in the Bay Area and settled with Yabadabadoo for the following reasons: (1) Alex has the most years of experience in dog grooming compared to any other groomer in the area; (2) They send two groomers to do the job, which goes to show dedication to each grooming experience rather than maximizing # of jobs; (3) I looked in detail in every review, and Yabadabadoo, while admittedly having a lesser quantity of reviews, had no reports of negligence or negative experiences at all. I found that with other groomers, there were bad experiences reported in between the good ones. I found that this is the case because typically a business or owner will employ groomers rather than do the job themselves. Here with Yabadabadoo, the co-owners Alex and Jose do all the work themselves. After settling and scheduling the appointment, Alex and Jose arrived and took extreme care of Summer. When checking in here and there, Summer looked extremely relaxed and they took amazing care for her. Their mobile station was very clean with all needed equipment as well. I couldn't have asked for a better first experience for Summer. Our Summer doesn't even like toys but plays well with the Christmas Tree squishy toy they gave her! Our family truly appreciates the love, care, and dedication shown to Summer from Yabadabadoo. And trust me we are especially picky with these types of things.

My dog has always struggle with going to a groomer. however, I tried Pooch N Purr and Rocky did…read morevery well and let them trim in paws and on his tummy, if you know him that was never ok but we have found our place!

Excellent service been going to pooch N purr for 5 years it's reasonable price. I recommend Pooch N…read morePurr to everyone.

I brought both of my dogs here to interview to see if their personalities would work with Camp Bow…read moreWow's setting. I really think we were more nervous than my dogs were. Upon entry, the dogs did get really excited to see huge screens of dogs...if you have dogs that react to seeing pets on TV - you know what I mean. The staff's demeanor is calm and encouraging. They brought our bigger dog (50lbs) into the area with similar sized pets..and the smaller dog (25lbs) went into that size group. Dogs are grouped together by size - which totally makes sense for safety. The "introduction" is done in about 30mins time...1 new camper..and a more "veteran" camper. The dogs were aware of each other in the space..but there was no forced meeting...they were able to sniff out each other's presence at a safe distance. 2 staff members are there, watching the body language of each dog. Very well done! Then..another dog is added, usually a female if both dogs introduced first are male. Same process...walk around...sniff the space at a non-confrontational distance. Then.,.more dogs are brought in....and the whole time, nervous Dog Mom and Dad are glued to the screens observing from the lobby. Haha..it's like watching your kid on a game show. There are "camp counselors" that encouraged dogs to "mingle"..and if they don't..they aren't forced. One of my dogs was looking for us the entire time. The other mingled and walked around and "sniffed" other dogs. We left them there for 3 hours..and watched them from home! The staff is constantly cleaning up and moving around...the dogs are able to socialize and "greet" other dogs. Definitely a place we will see again soon..just to get them used to the environment should we ever need to bring them to day care or overnight. Oh! They also take them to a "sleep suite" to see how they handle being solo. My dogs would sleep in the same space, but during the day they'd be separated. We like this because it will allow the younger dog to build confidence. I feel like our dogs would be safe here! It's a temperature controlled area with staff who genuinely look after the dogs and care about them. I'm very pleased with this space and how everything is presented! No..it's not an obedience school/training facility for pre-law enforcement K9s. There is no agility training course to bring your dog to genius SAT score level. It's a safe place that will see to your dog's needs during those times you can't be there. And really..that's all any loving pet parent wants. If we can't take them to the wedding...reunion...vacation..then we want them somewhere safe and somewhere that allows me to view them remotely while we are away. This gives us peace of mind.

We boarded our French Bulldog at Camp Bow Wow during a family vacation. One of our biggest concerns…read morewas that other dogs were repeatedly mounting her during daycare. We noticed this frequently on the live cameras and brought it to the staff's attention, asking that they be aware of it and help prevent it during her longer stay. Unfortunately, we continued to observe the behavior. When we picked her up, she had lost weight, had a runny nose, and her behavior around other dogs had changed significantly. Before boarding, she was much more comfortable around other dogs, but afterward she became reactive and barked at them regularly. We understand that boarding can be stressful for some dogs and that dog-to-dog interactions are not always predictable. However, we were disappointed that our concerns about the repeated mounting behavior did not appear to be adequately addressed. Based on our experience, we have decided to use an in-home pet sitter for future vacations. We hope this feedback helps the facility improve supervision and ensure that dogs who are repeatedly targeted by other dogs receive more intervention and support.