Dog Grooming at it's Finest
Locally owned and operated
5012 Harrison Ave NW
Olympia, WA 98502
Dog Grooming at it's Finest
Locally owned and operated
5012 Harrison Ave NW
Olympia, WA 98502
Happy Paws Promise
- We will Love your dog
- We will be patient and kind
- We will do what is best for your dog no matter what
- We will stand by the fact that comfort must come before vanity
Here at Happy Paws we use only high quality shampoos and conditioners. Each dog is bathed in a shampoo specifically chosen for their coats' needs. All dogs are hand fluff dried. Every pet is treated with care and respect.
About Us
Angie Patton - Lead Groomer
Angie has been grooming dogs for over 40 years and feels her calling has always been to work with animals, especially dogs. She attends grooming shows to keep current with best techniques and products in the industry and has won awards for her grooming skills.Angie breeds and shows poodles and treats all dogs who come to Happy Paws with the same love and attention to detail she gives her own.
Ashley Knapp - Groomer
Ashley has more than 15 years of experience in the grooming industry. She specializes in curly coated breeds. Ashley spends her off time showing her standard Poodles and has started competing in grooming competitions.
Grooming Services
Full Service Groom
Includes Bath, Blow Drying, Pedicure, Ears cleaned, Cologne and a Custom Haircut.
Small Paws
75 to 85
Medium Paws
85 to 105
Large Paws
100 to 150
Extra Large Paws
130 to 220
Bath And Brush
Bath, Blow drying, Pedicure, Ears cleaned, and Cologne
Small Paws
45 to 60
Medium Paws
65 to 85
Large Paws
80 to 150
* Prices listed above are starting prices, additional fee's may apply depending on breed, temperament, or age of the pet.
Pampered Paws Service
Blueberry Facial, Paw and Pad Treatment, Two Step Dental and a Treat of your Choice for your Best Friend to Enjoy While being Pampered
Add to a Full Groom or Bath
15
A la Carte
Teeth Brushing
15
Nail Trim
20
Nail Dremel
25
Custom Color
Available by Advance Request
* Prices listed above are starting prices, additional fee's may apply depending on breed, temperament, or age of the pet.
Contact Us
Schedule An Appointment
We love caring for pets! Give us a call to book your first appointment!
Hours
Open today | 09:00 am – 03:00 pm |
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FAQ
How Often Should My Pet Be Groomed?
A lot depends on the pets lifestyle and living conditions. As a general guide, dogs who have their hair cut in particular clips such as Poodles, Cockers, Lhasa Apsos, Shih Tzu's, Bischons etc. should be groomed every 4-6 weeks. Bath dogs such as Labradors, Shepherds, Collies, etc. should be bathed every 6-8 weeks.
How Long Does A Grooming Appointment Take?
When you arrange an appointment with us, you are provided with a dedicated pet groomer that will discuss your pets grooming requirements and in over 95% of the time will complete the grooming process in 3 hours or less, providing your pet with a positive grooming experience in a modern facility.
When Should My Puppy Come in For It's First Groom?
It’s important to have your puppy groomed as soon as possible so they can get used to and learn to love the grooming experience. We recommend they come in two weeks after their last set of vaccinations. We will not clip your puppy on their first visit to Happy Paws as the evolution from a puppy to an adult coat is dependent on breed and a grooming regime will be suggested to suit your puppy. During their first visit your puppy will be introduced in a relaxed and fun way to the sights, sounds
and smells of the grooming salon ensuring that future visits are stress free.
Can you do a "Puppy Cut"
“Puppy Cut” is a loosely descriptive term. With most breeds, we maintain the cute puppy look. Most of the time, this means the hair is cut to the same length all over. Many people choose a puppy cut because it is easy to maintain but there is usually a choice of length. Your groomer can work with you to choose a style, which works best for your dog.
My dogs hair is Knotted. Do I need to cut the hair short?
If the hair is allowed to knot or develop “matts”, this is unhealthy for the dog’s skin. Matting gets worse if the coat gets wet. Before washing the dog, it is necessary to brush out all the knots. If the hair is matted, it may be possible to “de matt” the coat. Unfortunately, this can be painful. In some cases, de-matting may cause or reveal skin irritation. If your dog is matted, we will advise you what can be done.
If the hair can be de-matted without causing pain to the dog it may be possible to save the coat. If the hair can be de-matted, there may be an additional cost. Otherwise, we may recommend cutting the hair short. If the hair is matted, we recommend meeting with one of our groomers beforehand so we can discuss your options.
Do i Get the Same Groomer each time?
Some clients prefer to keep the same groomer. If your dog is nervous and/or you have specific requests, we find and encourage that requesting the same groomer works best because it fosters a relationship between the client, groomer and dog.
Can I Stay with my dog and watch?
Our grooming rooms are visible, However, if your dog can see you, this usually leads to the dog trying to be with you and generally causes them to be anxious and wiggly. The groomer is working with sharp tools and looks to avoid additional stress and excitement. If you want to watch, take a peek from a distance; but if you need to watch the entire time, you should talk with the groomer first who can discuss the circumstances with you.
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