FAQ

Tipping a mobile pet groomer is not required, but it is a thoughtful way to show appreciation for their personalized and convenient service.

A full dog grooming typically includes a bath with pet-safe shampoo, blow-drying, brushing, haircut or trimming, nail clipping, ear cleaning, teeth brushing, and anal gland expression if needed.

No, mobile groomers do not come into your house; they groom pets inside a specially equipped van or trailer parked at your home.

Mobile pet grooming can be more expensive than traditional salons, has limited service areas and availability, and may face operational challenges like traffic or weather.

A mobile dog groomer is a professional who offers grooming services from a fully equipped vehicle parked at the pet owner's location, providing convenience and individualized care.

Mobile dog grooming is a service where professional groomers come to your location in a specially equipped van or trailer to groom your pet individually. This setup offers convenience, personalized care, and reduced stress for both pets and owners.

Dogs rely on their advanced senses to assess people, detecting subtle cues like scent, behavior, and emotional states that may trigger trust or suspicion.

Dogs cannot sense 'evil' in a supernatural sense, but they can detect subtle behavioral and chemical cues that may signal untrustworthy or threatening people.

Dogs may dislike certain people due to their ability to sense emotions, behaviors, and biological cues like pheromones, which indicate threat, fear, or illness.

Dogs can't detect "evil" in the supernatural sense, but they can sense negative intent or behavior through cues like body language, scent, and emotional signals.