Hours

Grooming Mon - Fri

1st and 3rd Saturday of Every Month

Sunday

Daycare

Walk in nail trims available Mon-Fri (Price $10.00)

7:00 AM - 5:30 PM

9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

CLOSED

7:00 - 6:45

9:00-5:00

MPPC Certified Facility

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OUR PROCESS

On average we like to have the dogs around four hours. This allows drop off before work and pick up at lunch time or 8-12, 1-5. This ensures that your pet does not have to stand the entire time, great for seniors and puppies. For thick double coated breeds they don't have to stand for hours of drying; especially nice for dogs that are afraid of dryers. For curly coats that need to strait and fluffy to ensure an even hair cut, can rest before finish grooming.

We also strongly suggest that the owner does not stay with the their pet. We need to have the dog trust us and if they become afraid they will want mom/ dad/owner save them. We also need them to pay attention to the groomer at times to scissor the head it makes it difficult if they try to look at owner. If you want to watch us groom someone's pet you are more than welcome to hang out for awhile at the shop.

If your looking for great Billings dog daycare check out our facility! At Groomingdale’s Salon & Pawtique we offer the best quality service in an enjoyable, relaxed, safe, clean and spa like atmosphere.

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No Dog Left Behind!

Separation anxiety in dogs is when a dog cannot cope with its owner leaving the house and with having to be left to his own devices.

It’s important to prevent separation anxiety from occurring in dogs as it can lead to concerning behavior in your dog. If you feel your dog may be suffering from separation anxiety or you would like to prevent your dog from suffering from it, this article will be of interest to you.

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Food

Food

Did you know that many of the foods you love and likely eat regularly are dangerous to the health of your pets? It’s true. Some are even considered toxic. Here’s an overview of the types of foods that are dangerous to your pet; remember, however, that this is not an exhaustive list, and as a […]

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Pad Injuries

Pad Injuries

A dog’s pads are more delicate and easier to injure than you may think. Pads are thick, spongy and rubbery, and dogs rely on them to do everything, absorbing the shock of walking and running, and even used for traction. Pads can also protect a dog’s feet from extreme temperatures. And when a dog’s pad […]

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Friendships Between Kids and Pets

Friendships Between Kids and Pets

Kids and pets are usually an excellent combination. For many pets, an energetic and responsible kiddo as a friend is a special relationship (There are exceptions, of course, but more on that in a bit). And for a kiddo the relationship (Again, exceptions) can be one of the most formative of his or her young […]

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