Question 1

Is my dog crated while not being groomed at Gulf Groomers?

Accepted Answer

We ensure that each dog gets plenty of breaks, affection, and, of course, tail-wagging pampering throughout their stay with us!  We are cage free so the dogs have a comfortable living room to hang out in when not being groomed, if they need to be separated we have a separate room or crates we can put them in at your request.

Question 2

What should I bring to my pet's grooming appointment?

Accepted Answer

Please bring your pet's rabies records if new or needing updated,  and any special grooming instructions you may have. If your pet has any specific needs or sensitivities, let us know in advance.

Question 3

How long does a grooming session take?

Accepted Answer

The duration of a grooming session depends on the services required and the condition of your pet's coat. On average, a grooming session can take between 2 to 4 hours.

Question 4

What are your grooming prices?

Accepted Answer

Our grooming prices vary depending on the size and breed of your pet, as well as the specific services required. Please visit our pricing page or contact us directly for a detailed quote.

Full Groom prices vary from $90-$150 (subject to increase depending on your dogs hair length and condition of your dogs coat)

Question 5

How do I book an appointment?

Accepted Answer

You can book an appointment by calling us at (760) 621-7192 or by using our online booking system on our website. We operate by appointment only to ensure each pet receives personalized attention.

Question 6

What grooming services do you offer?

Accepted Answer

We offer a variety of grooming services including baths, haircuts, nail trimming, ear cleaning, and more. Each service is designed to keep your pet looking and feeling their best.

Question 7

Does Gulf Groomers provide anal gland expression as part of your grooming services?

Accepted Answer

At Gulf Groomers, we prioritize your pet’s health and safety above all else. We do not express anal glands because this is considered a medical procedure best handled by a licensed veterinarian. Improper expression can cause discomfort, irritation, or even injury to your dog. In many cases, dogs do not need their glands expressed unless there is an underlying issue, which only a vet can properly diagnose and treat. For your pet’s well-being, we recommend discussing any gland-related concerns with your veterinarian.

FAQ'S