We love Torrie!! She brushes out our golden-doodle fluffy, clean and beautiful!! We really…read moreappreciate her time and expertise to make our girl Tia look amazing! Go see her! You'll be glad you did!!

1st time there the staff was friendly and was able to schedule for next day however when I took my…read moreMaltese I requested to leave her heir as a Maltese as she is loosing her hair. The cut she got was not any style the only style was her little face the rest of her body was just all short not happy with her hair cut.her little body looks naked.

Paw-sitively the Best Grooming Experience!…read more Madison is the real MVP of dog grooming! She worked her magic on both of my dogs, and let me tell you--one of them acts like he's training for the drama Olympics every time he gets groomed. But somehow, Madison had him calm, cool, and collected like it was no big deal. The other dog? Strutted out like he was headed to a VIP event. She was quick, efficient, and the cuts were chef's kiss--fluffy perfection! We're already booked for the next appointment because when you find a dog groomer this good, you don't let go. 10/10, would recommend to anyone who wants their pups looking fresh and fabulous!

Amy is great. She took the time to listen and gave my Pom an amazing cut! So glad I found her! We…read morewill def be back!

Being a dog-mom to two anxiety-filled pups and a bonus energetic pup who doesn't like to see other…read moredogs out and about, getting them to the groomer's had proved to be a major challenge. Last year, out of curiosity, I tried my hand at a google search for mobile dog groomer's, not knowing if something like that would be available in my area. I submitted the requested information into a form on the website for Prada's Mobile Pet Salon - including pet's names, breeds, and desired services. Within 24 hours, I received an email from their team who set up an appointment for a date/time that fit my availability. A year later and I can happily say I still rely on Prada's for grooming my pups! Each associate that has come to the appointments has been very friendly to me, sweet to my dogs, and does an amazing job with the baths. Highly recommend their mobile services as it is a total game changer!

We really appreciate this grooming service. It is so convenient that they come to our house. Our…read moreStella is super happy going with them to get groomed. Mr. Prada just scoops her up and loves on her, which makes me so happy. She always looks super cute when they are finished with her.

This doggy daycare is great! They're local and convenient plus they charge very reasonable prices…read more My dog who hates being home alone is safe and happy at DoggyDay Inn, and now I don't have to worry about the house being torn up while I am away. My dog always comes back home tired and relaxed.

I'll start off with the basics: The groomer asked what I wanted with the groom and I was very…read moreclear. Don't do a full body hair cut under any circumstances, just a sanitary trim around the paws, ears and eyes. When I picked up my dog, they had shaved her underside, given her a full body cut and chopped off all her whiskers. If that were the only issue then I would walk away from this knowing that the groomers simply just don't know how to listen to what pet owners want. That was the least of my concerns. My dog has gone to the groomer every 4-6 weeks since she was adopted (that's 2 years of regular grooming and vet visits) and has never had any issues. This was my first visit to this groomer and they ripped off her entire toe nail. I had to take my dog to the vet and spend hundred of dollars on antibiotics and treatment for her toe, and she's now in a cone. When this occurred, rather than calling me or informing me as soon as I arrived, they charged me and flipped the screen around for a tip and took 10 minutes to bring out my dog and then told me what happened. They accused my dog of having a loose toe nail to begin with. No apology, no offer for anything, not even any acknowledgment that it could have been a result of their grooming practices. I guess in some scenario that could be possible. However, my dogs entire toe was covered in blood and a weird substance they used to stop the bleeding (didn't tell me what it was or what was in it or ask before applying it), so I'm not buying the "your dogs toe nail just fell off story." It seems like your staff was trying to absolve responsibility from themselves. Unfortunately, this groomer doesn't even do the due diligence of having clients sign a form acknowledging the potential of accidents like any other establishment I have been to that's worth anything, so I do in fact hold you fully responsible. I also asked my vet to describe a scenario in which a dog's nail would come off in its absolute entirety during grooming because I have never heard of that happening and was horrified. My vet said he had never heard of a dog's nail "just being loose and falling off." My vet said this would only occur if a dog was moving around and the groomer tried to force the service rather than stopping. That checks out to me, as one of the first things I said about my dog when I dropped her off is that she can be wiggly with her feet at first if she isn't able to inspect the tools that groomer is using and to just do the best you could. If she was too wiggly to have her nails safely cut, they should not have been touched. In that scenario, it is the groomer's responsibility to say they cannot safely do something at the moment and stop. I would rather my dog have overgrown nails any day than an entire missing one that will take months and months to grow back and requires soaking in antiseptics and antibiotics to avoid infection. I can trim nails at home. I cannot manufacture a new toe nail from the air. However, the staff insisted at the front that they had nothing to do with the accident and it must have been an issue with her whole nail to begin with. Perhaps the negligent staff here thinks they know more than a veterinarian. Perhaps they're delusional and genuinely believe it wasn't their fault. Perhaps they're just cruel to animals for people's money and then move on with their day. That's their business, not mine. But to the dog owners thinking of taking your dog here: Do not. Under any circumstances. They are irresponsible and they will hurt your pet and they will not own up to it.

Sudsy Paws She is outstanding. This was our puppy's first grooming and nail clip. Yes, I may have a…read morevery friendly dog but she bonded with him as we filled out the paperwork and advised us on what brush we need to have to keep his coat in good shape. You can tell she really loves animals and cares very much about their overall health. I do not write reviews that often but the service that was received I had to say something.

Hi, she's overgrown hasn't been groomed for a couple months at least. She has prescription shampoo…read morethat needs to stay on up to 10 minutes if possible... lol she is 8 pounds to 10 pounds depending on how much hair she has on her. Her nails really need clipping and filing if you do that. Her ears need plucking, serious plucking, because that's what's really bugging her big time. She's really sensitive to her for her and, she tries to reach it with her back legs and can't and scratches herself instead. I'm sending you pictures of her current. The first picture is her current. I love her second photo. It's really easy to take care of also. I can brush right through it. I love the snow on her third picture and the last picture is basic just as is. It's easiest. The most important is getting their hair plucked out of her ears/not clipped. Because then it still itches her ears. Not the outside, but the inside. I know it hurts, but maybe you have a numbing solution you could put on for five minutes prior. And the other important thing is to get her nails, trimmed and filed and also two do her anal glands, brush her teeth, do a good trimming or shaving underneath. Bender highest most important is to leave the shampoo on 10 minutes, if possible. (null) have fibromyalgia and that's what caused her being over grown. She's been scratching that's what the medication is for or shampoo. There's certain days when I feel better than others and I know that tomorrow morning is going to be good for me, if you're available. She's really suffering and I feel awful for her. If mornings not available then anytime tomorrow. I need to get this done. Having an Autoimmune disorder really limits me to what I could do. Not just for her but for me, especially and it's extremely painful.

Just WOW!!!! Finding this local groomer was such a relief after relocating from out of state. It is…read morenever fun to have to look for new services especially since my dog has only had one groomer for her whole 5 years of life. This was a seamless transition as Jen was timely and very communicative from the moment I booked my appointment on the website. She provided reminder texts and was right on time. Her excellent work and kindness far exceeded my expectations! I'm so glad we found a fantastic groomer!

Great quality. Great service. Dogs loved. Extended service area to my home which I really…read moreappreciated

I can't say enough nice things about this groomer! if you are considering them, just do it…read morealready!! Your precious dog will thank you!! My Maltese was always stressed after getting groomed. Today, he seemed to want to leave with AJ!!! He looks and smells AMAZING. I am so pleased and already booked ahead for more!!

I have trusted her with my dogs for a long time. She truly treats them as if they are her own. I'm…read moreso grateful to have someone like her to take care of my fur babies!!!!

I have been going to Riverview Grooming for at least five years. I am never disappointed!read more

Walk in grooming for my dog, very satisfied with their service. Fast and easy. We will be back.read more