The groomer is really a nice lady. She works so very hard. My maltese has been happy there. I will return. Dean

Great dog groomer! Always does a great job! I've been taking my Pomeranian there for years.

I took my Boykin Spaniel for the first time today and was nervous because she's so scared. I am so happy with the whole experience here. Her cut looks GREAT and I was told that she was well behaved......shocking!!! I like that the dogs aren't just roaming around with each other because my Bradi is petrified of other dogs and it would have been traumatic for her. I recommend this place highly! read more

We took my Grandma's dog to Seascape Pet Spa along with two other family dogs. The next day I noticed she had a bloody area under her front left arm. I showed my Mom and Grandma and they were shocked to see a dime size flap of skin crusted with blood around it and pus. We have taken her there several times and each time there were little nicks on her under side but this one was a horrible laceration and starting to show signs of infection. We got her into the vet as soon as possible where they had to sedate her, remove the hanging flap of skin and stitch it up. She ended up with 4 stitches and 3 staples. The vet told us someone had tried to glue it back! My Grandpa returned to Seascape to show them pictures of what happened and the owner completely denied it happened there. She even accused him of being up to something! This dog lives inside and is very pampered so there's no way it happened outside. We were just hoping she would be willing to listen, take responsibility so that no other dog has to suffer something like this. It's clear that she does not care about dogs and it's only about the money for her. I feel it's important to warn others so that their family pet does not go thru this and have to pay for a $300 vet bill. Pictures are before, after the skin flap was removed and then stitched up. She should be ashamed of herself! read more

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Cindy is rude, thinks she knows it all (she doesn't), and made sure to antagonize everything I said or did. Everything that flew out of her mouth was negative and critical. She's a dog groomer, not a trainer or veterinarian, and she shouldn't be giving out unsolicited advice. My dog was freaking out and I was trying to comfort him. She scolded me and said that behavior would escalate to biting and that I needed to forcefully tell him NO. maybe I am a bad dog mom here for not scolding my scared dog, but we won't be back for her to find out. She was at least 15 minutes late arriving and opening. If you're still reading and interested, some details: 1. She completely botched my dogs haircut, a spaniel whose hair I wanted to keep longer on top, is now shaved. I guess she thinks she can take her own creative liberties when no one else is there to stop her. My dog also had water in her ears and is shaved too close on her feet. She licked herself all night. 2. She told me my parti colored standard poodle wasn't a full blooded poodle because standards are ONLY SOLID COLORS. Like I was supposed to come up with what my rescue poodle might have been mixed with to make him spotted. ‍ and she made sure to tell me that the AKA doesn't recognize them. Google let me know that they do recognize them and that they are legitimate poodles, but they aren't eligible for competitions. Huge difference. 3. When I asked if she sold the plastic/rubber collars that dry off with a towel, she told me those were horrible and rub the hair off the neck, and that I should just get them microchipped and take their collar off if I didn't want it to get wet. What? She said everyone had microchip readers. Mmk. Not going to rely on someone picking up my dog and having it scanned. 4. She very clearly has an issue with harnesses and I can't understand why. She told at least one other while I was standing there that they needed to use a spike/choke coke collar instead. THAT IS A MATTER OF PERSONAL PREFERENCE AND YOU KNOW YOUR DOG BETTER THAN SHE DOES. I will say this again: She's a dog groomer, not a trainer or veterinarian, and she shouldn't be giving out unsolicited advice. I can't imagine how she is still in business and how she has repeat customers. Stay far away. Drive to Pensacola or Foley if your dog needs a groom. I will groom them myself before I take my dog back to her. read more

DON'T use Seascapes. Just want to warn anyone considering taking your fur baby there for the first time (as I can't imagine anyone going back after the first experience). This groomer is not only unprofessional, but my Maltipoo came out looking like a kindergartner went at her with blunt scissors. read more

Very nice staff. Incredibly helpful from booking through grooming. Her prices are competitive and she obviously loves the furry babies that come through. read more