Mobile Dog Grooming in Sacramento, CA

All of them inside the city, plus West Sacramento across the river. That means the grid of Downtown and Midtown, East Sacramento, Land Park, Curtis Park and Oak Park, the Pocket and Greenhaven along the levee, Natomas and North Sacramento, Arden-Arcade, Tahoe Park, Fruitridge, Meadowview and Rosemont. Elk Grove, Roseville, Folsom, Citrus Heights, Carmichael and Rancho Cordova are on our Sacramento-area routes too, so a border street is never a problem. Share your full address when you book and we confirm it.

Yes. On most permit blocks any vehicle may park inside the posted time limit without a permit, and a groom takes about 120 minutes, so the van fits the limit. If your block is signed No Parking Any Time Except With Permit, we use your alley apron, your garage apron or a guest space instead; tell us which when you book and the spot is settled before the day. The van carries its own warm water and power, so it needs nothing from the house, and travel is included in the groom price for every Sacramento address.

Every four to six weeks from late spring through early fall, with a bath and de-shed in between if the undercoat packs down fast. A Husky, Shepherd or Golden sheds its winter layer right as the valley heats up, and dead undercoat trapped against the skin holds heat instead of letting it out. Your groomer bathes in warm water, blows the loose coat out completely and never shaves a double coat, which would take away the dog's own sun protection. In winter the schedule can stretch, as long as the fog-damp coat gets fully dry each time.

Yes, at every Sacramento address, Midtown flats and Natomas apartments included. Cat grooming happens in the same quiet, self-contained van, one-on-one with no dogs around: a Cat Bath is a flat $140 and a Cat Bath + Haircut a flat $180, flat. Carry your cat out in a carrier, the groomer takes it from there, and a long-haired cat that mats in the summer heat does especially well on a regular schedule.