We love the Pet Salon for making Cookie feel welcome all the time. She is a Maltese and has long…read morehair. We have been coming here for years. My dog is now 16 years old.

Horrible place I sent my dog here once and I found a cut by his butt. That got infected and I had…read moretoo spend a lot of money at the vet! There lucky I never pressed charges. Dont ever send your dog here. They did not even tell me they cut my dog !!!!! What kind of trash people work there cutting the dogs hair. The ladies in front are nice, but who ever cuts the dogs need to be fired!

Super satisfied. Transformed 3 Pomeranians to Under all the fur, the true breed is revealed…read more St Barnard puppy - tri-color Husky puppy - cream Chihuahua - brown

AN UPDATE!!! My lil…read moreguy has been washed, dried, and brushed by Suzanne who he is absolutely crazy about. Then he gets the most percisioned shave and trim by Tomas. My baby has only been with me for almost eight weeks..however, been to this amazing salon three times with each end result created brilliantly with perfection and patience. just can't say enough about this small establishment which I am ever so grateful I found. Worth every penny of an Uber round-trip fare from Long Island City. Exceptional pricing as well. The best grooming salon in Queens!!! Highly recommend for your baby's special pampering....

Excellent ......My dog is a barker and I mean Barker ...........had a wash , toes cut…read moreetc............ Very happy she came thru - I was afraid she would cause problems Thank you so much for making it happen .....will come again - no compaints here

Like most animal owners, our animals are our fur babies. When choosing someone to keep my precious…read morepup from a few days, there is literally no other person I would trust with her than them. The owner and staff are very kind and affectionate with the animals being boarded, they have a superb selection of food, treats, and all things one would need for their pet. I also love that you can bring your animal and bathe them yourself in their very handy pet bath station.

Jay has been grooming my Shiba Inu for a few years now. I originally went for nail clipping because…read moreof the reluctance and struggle grooming would be...where Jay & team were very clear, prompt, and honest about the process. Though were other groomers closer to my home, these places were not as smooth. Since my great experience with Doggy Street, plus mischievous resistance my Shiba would have to water/grooming, I've opted to go back to Jay. The care that's shown towards my little dude, the responsible request for current vaccination records, and the helpful updates on care I may have overlooked, all give me confidence in coming back regularly. Friends have also brought their dog after seeing my Shiba's post-groom look too. Happy to come back and support this business!

I've been bringing my dogs to Jay for over a decade. My oldest, who passed away last year was…read moregroomed by Jay when he was working at Waggers, and it was the best cut she ever had. When I learned that Jay opened his own shop, I was ecstatic! My twins have also been going to him since they were puppies, and they're 8 years old now. Over the years, I've tried a few other places, particularly when Jay's shop was closed for renovations, but I always end up returning to Jay because of his consistent quality. My twins are miniature schnauzers, and they can be quite whiny and yappy with their high-pitched voices, but Jay has always handled them with love and care. Even if I'm a few weeks late in bringing them in, leading to some matting, Jay never makes me feel like a bad dog mom. Jay was the one who suggested I get my oldest dog's eye checked out because he noticed something concerning. He was right, and it turned out to be an autoimmune disease. I'm very thankful for his keen eye; my dog lived a long, good life, passing at 15. Today, I had my twins groomed. Jay noticed a bump under my girl twin's arm and immediately informed me, reassuring me not to worry but to have it checked by the vet. He mentioned that it might just be due to age. Jay has always been exceptionally kind to my dogs, consistently excellent with grooming, quick, and easy to book appointments with. He's a wonderful person to work with, and I'm so grateful to have him in my neighborhood. My pups are well-groomed every 6-8 weeks, and I couldn't be happier with his services. Thank you, Jay, for your hard work and dedication. Grooming is no easy task--I know because I tried during the pandemic--so we truly appreciate you! We will forever be your loyal customers.

My 3 dogs have been getting groomed by this great company for years. They are very professional ,…read morealways on time and always have a smile on they're faces. Best prices in town !! Let them pamper your dog. Love Mimi, Stallone, and Rocky

I've been taking my dog here for the last year. I'm very pleased with their service. I really like…read morethat they call me ahead of time to remind me of my appointment. When I walk in for pickup they always have her in their arms or at the desk with them. She is taken well care of that Sometimes she doesn't want to leave haha. Their prices are affordable and they are always on time. No waiting all day for a pick up call and never too busy to see her. Thank you for taking great care of my baby Penelope.

I had used Doggy Be Good twice before for overnight boarding without any issues, so I felt…read morecomfortable leaving my dog there for a third stay. This time she stayed for seven days, and unfortunately the experience has left me extremely disappointed. Halfway through her stay, I called to check on her since the facility does not provide routine updates. I was told everything was great and that she was having fun running up and down the kennel runs. Nothing was mentioned about any injuries or health concerns. When I got there to pick her up, a man was hosing down the kennels. I said "good morning" to him 2 separate times and he looked at me and ignored me, which I found off-putting. When I picked up my dog, she seemed happy and energetic. I also arranged for grooming because she had been there for a week and I wanted her to come home clean. After bringing her home, I noticed that she was licking her paws much more aggressively than normal. Upon examining them, I discovered a cut on one of her front paw pads and what appeared to be blood spots around some of her nails. I contacted the boarding facility to report my concerns. I was told that the concrete kennel runs could have worn down her nails and irritated her paw pads from running. After the owner checked with the groomer, I was told that no injury had been reported during grooming. The facility later reviewed its cameras, noted that she had been running frequently during her stay, and suggested that this may have caused her paws to become sore, especially if she does not normally run on cement. They offered a coconut treatment, which I declined because I wanted to examine her paws more closely first. She goes on daily walks, but does not spend the majority of her day on cement, so I took the owner's assessment as possible. The following day, I discovered that one of her back paws was bleeding. Upon closer examination, there was blood and pus coming from INSIDE the paw pad. I took her to her veterinarian, who examined her injuries and advised that the cuts did not appear consistent with simple surface irritation from running on concrete. The veterinarian determined that she has moderate to severe pododermatitis and that the injuries were consistent with cuts. The vet mentioned that bacteria from licking the affected area likely contributed to the infection. She is now on antibiotics, pain meds and has an ecollar for 2 weeks so she does not irritate it any further. I included a pic of the now healing scar on her paw pad and her purple swollen back paw at the vet's office. What upsets me most is that I was never informed of any possible injury or health issue during her seven-day stay or when I picked her up, including after grooming. I had to discover the injuries myself, contact the facility, and seek veterinary care before understanding the extent of the problem. While I cannot say with certainty when or how the cuts occurred, I am very concerned that my dog came home with these injuries and that no one brought any potential issues to my attention. I am also uncomfortable with the checkout form requiring customers to sign that they have inspected their dog and that there are no health issues. When a business has cared for your pet for an entire week, a customer should reasonably expect to be informed if an injury or health concern is noticed, even soreness that they may experience from the cement. I do not believe a customer should have to discover a potentially serious injury at home without having received any warning that something may be wrong. My previous experiences with Doggy Be Good were positive, which makes this situation even more disappointing. Unfortunately, this experience has changed my level of trust in the facility. I no longer feel comfortable leaving my dog in their care, and I will not be returning. I hope they take this experience seriously and improve how potential injuries and health concerns are monitored, documented, and communicated to pet owners.

Loved how Bianca groomed my Mitsey, thank you for always working with us and your patienceread more

I have been bringing my dog here since he is a puppy. They are so loving with my dog. He loves to…read morego and get his hair cut there and always looks amazing. Mike and his staff are always friendly and professional. I have left him for boarding and he just wags his tail and goes with the team. Highly recommend!!!!!

Kenina Mobile Grooming was professional, arrived promptly, handled Benny with care, and seemed very…read moregentle. He was cut evenly and apparently he behaved well which says a lot about the groomer. I'd highly recommend and the price is totally worth it given the experience. I also was so grateful for a weekend appointment. I'll definitely be booking again!