This used to be a wonderful place, close to where I live, wonderful Sabrina who speaks perfect…read moreenglish and is on top of everything. After our first visit we became happy regulars. We had to return to the States for a year. When we returned, Dog in the City was closed and turned into an expensive floral shop. Does anyone know what happened, where Sabrina went?

What a magical place. Sabrina was a delight, and cleaned up our little Boston Terrier Doris very…read morenicely with a bath and doggy pedicure. I was able to contact Sabrina right through Yelp, and her response was very prompt to set up an appointment. The shop is also full of tres chic accessories. So glad we found this place! Highly recommended.

Great unique and little store. Was glad I asked the owner again about care for our little dog. Her…read moreco-worker had told us "no" a couple of days before "you now the parisians are back". Loved the care and the advice. Dog looked parisian coming out of the place. Great communication through text messaging for pick up. Nice choice of colored leaches. And they sell one of those without grain British brands. Loved the whole experience. If you are around you get 3 weeks of free brushing once you had a wash/cut/dry. Nice plus ! A customer fidelity card may be an option they want rather to look into. But we will be back. Thank you Nina ! Love your store name !

I went to Marie Poirier three years ago when I was visting Paris. I had heard about her "famous"…read moreYorkie hair cuts. I have two pampered pooches and finding a great groomer for a Yorkie is quite challenging even in a city like Washington DC. So I made an appointment and I was not dispappointed. She is AMAZING! My dogs have never looked more adorable. My own groomer was able to replicate the style somewhat but never as perfectly as the fabulous coif done in this terrific doggie salon. I am heading back to Paris and will certainly make it a point to make an appointment with Madam Poirier.

Rushed, a bit rude, did not finish the job because he made too much fuss when they were tweezing…read morehis ears and trimming his forehead, and said maybe I would have better luck finishing the job at home (???). Could not believe my ears. Um, yeah, it's difficult, as most dogs generally don't like having their ears tweezed...that's why I took him to a "professional" groomer? Oh, and they lost his collar. Amateur hour - would not recommend.

I've been going here with my westie for almost 10 years. I have always been really happy with the…read moreservice. I always choose the days when Caroline is there herself; her team are good but she's by far the best. It's not the cheapest (usually around 85 €) but my westie comes out looking immaculate. I would absolutely recommend Caroline.

I took my small maltese/mix and with my little French and her little English we arranged for my dog…read moreto be groomed. She followed all of my guidelines and didn't cut her where I did want it trimmed. My dog suffers from anxiety however she did very well with them and will be returning in the future. I recommend them.

This is a small store (by small I mean the size of an average walk-in closet in America) with just…read moreabout everything you need. I wouldn't come here to get specialty products or anything fancy. Come here to stock up on dog food if you're in the area, no point of trekking over here from the 20th.

Eurochiens is a grooming salon and of course a shop. The name of the store gave me a long time…read moredreamer, if one dares say. The no of the French at the referendum on the European Constitution had no impact. So is something else! Eurochiens own shop is a showcase and cleaned. The accessories and other toys for the four friends' legs are well exposed. And then the store is air-conditioned. The dogs come to make the cut in vogue. What cabots anyway! Trivia: The former owners had warned the toutou Leon Zitrone, living in Levallois as living and dead (it lies at the cemetery). I have accompanied a person inside. Having no cattle, I do not use the services of the institute but it is one that I find most of Levallois.

Fascinating collection of Horse tack and grooming supplies. Each of the women working there or very…read morefriendly and had a great command of the English language. I stumbled through w my French. Prices were very reasonable for the quality. I found some amazing brushes the likes I never found in the states. The clothing was full of colors and styles.

My visit to Paris wasn't complete until I visited Padd. A great tack store where I bought…read moresouveniers for my horse friends in Oregon. Staff spoke English which was appreciated!