1. Oxford Grooming

0

Oxford, NY

Cancel

Open app

Search

Oxford Grooming

5.0 (1 review)
Closed • 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

Oxford Grooming Photos

Recommended Reviews - Oxford Grooming

Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
Yelp app icon
Browse more easily on the app
Review Feed Illustration

8 years ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

Ask the Community - Oxford Grooming

Verify this business for free

Get access to customer & competitor insights.

Verify this business

No Barks About It - No Barks About It-Where Playing and Pampering Meet

No Barks About It

(8 reviews)

First, my rating is based on the quality of the grooming my dog has received there. What I liked is…read morethat the cut was always a solid cut. They keep notes in their computer so you know what you had done last time and can alter it accordingly or just say 'the usual'. Key parts that I liked were special attention to cleaning hair out of the ears, a sanitary trim that was short but not shaved (so there was no irritation), well shaped body trim, extra care to trim up the paws, and a nice touch of leaving long eye lashes. Prices do seem a bit higher than I would expect, but I like the work that they do. Finally, the reason I said this was based on the grooming is because the parking lot, building, and entry area makes you rethink your decision to take your dog there. No Barks About It is part of a strip mall with seemingly half the places abandoned and a parking lot with large pot holes. The drop-off entry area is just barren of anything that makes you feel warm and fuzzy about dropping off your pet there. Maybe some nicer chairs with a table and some magazines? It's just so cavernous it feels weird.

Went and paid to have my dog evaluated and was told that my dog was not a good fit as he was too…read morefearful. My pup is 7 months old and spent the first 3 months of his life in a puppy mill. Since I work full time, he needs to be socialized during the day with other dogs as opposed to being in a crate and play with different dogs than my other two at home. Isn't the point of doggie day care to help with socialization and get exercise for a pup that is otherwise crated during the day? When I noticed that they noted that he was 2 years as opposed to 7 months I called and spoke to someone who then said that sometimes pups regress at this age and other things and they proceeded to tell me that there are other day cares that might be a better fit. That right there ended the conversation for me, obviously they only want specific perfect dogs and not those that may need some help. They want the easy dogs and have enough dogs going where they felt they did not needed my business. I would never bring a dog to them with that attitude, it does not speak favorably of them. As a side note, I work with several different rescues as a foster home and have fostered over 20 puppy mill releases and taught them how to be real dogs and placed them in great homes, my other dogs at home are rescues as well. I have worked with dog behavior specialists and have an understanding of dog behavior.

Oxford Grooming - groomer - Updated October 2026

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...