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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Train Your Dog to Fetch

It’s unlikely you can train a cat or a bird or a ferret to fetch; that’s not saying that’s it’s impossible, but it’s not built into the genes. But if you and your dog are stuck at home, weathering the ever-present storm of isolation and boredom, then maybe it’s time to learn the game of […]

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