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About Me
About Me
Gentle Paw Grooming is now Paws At Home LLC, a house-call dog grooming service. I now only groom in my own home on Saturdays. During the week, I bring my services to you! I have been grooming dogs since 2016! I have worked in a variety of settings and really enjoy the calmness that house call grooming brings. I only groom small to medium dogs up to 25lbs. I am CPR and First Aid Certified and AKC S.A.F.E. Groomer Certified. Paws at Home LLC is fully insured and registered to do business in the state of Ohio.
About House Call
About House Call
I groom your pets INSIDE your home. I bring a small cart of equipment, tools, and table with me to your home. Most of my clients have me groom in their kitchen, bathing their dogs in the kitchen sink.
Concerned by the mess of the fur that will be in your home? There is minimal mess, the fur is easily contained, and we clean as we go. The area is thoroughly cleaned and sanitized by the end of the session.
**PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT A MOBILE VAN GROOMER**
Who is House Call Pet Grooming Best Suited For?
House call pet grooming is usually the best option for most dogs!
Some dogs that will benefit the most are:
Small dogs
Senior dogs
New puppies
Dogs that don’t do well at a salon
Owners who can’t or prefer not to leave the house
Dogs with separation anxiety
Special needs dogs that cannot be accommodated at a salon
House call grooming is also great for those who want to be present while their pup is being groomed. This alternative provides transparency that no other method of pet grooming can offer. This is comforting, especially for families who may have had a negative grooming experience taking their dog somewhere away from their home!
Benefits of house pet call grooming:
It’s easier for your schedule.
Less germs! No risk of contracting air-borne illnesses such as dog flu or kennel cough.
No transportation worries!
It’s less stressful for your pet
It’s more comfortable.
Your dog gets all of the attention!
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