Wet Paws Mobile Pet Grooming

04/04/2026

Happy Easter 🐇🐰🐣

Happy Spring 🌺☔️☀️

Hop on over to wetpaws.pet to book grooming services or petpalservices.com for dog walking, pet waste removal, pet taxi, or drop-in pet checks.

04/02/2026

🐾 April showers bring May flowers 🐾

Our groomer Bonnie was in Placitas this afternoon and shared this great photo of the rain 🌧️, clouds ☁️, and rainbow🌈. Enjoy the view!

03/12/2026

Let's save lives together. Your donation to Animal Humane New Mexico will provide vital funds for dogs and cats in need across New Mexico! For Animal Humane New Mexico, every donation can make a big impact.

Here are just a few examples:

$25 - First Vaccines
$35 - One Week of Nutritious Meals
$125 - Spay/Neuter Surgery
$300 - Dental Surgery
$500 - Specialized Surgery
$750 - Parvovirus Treatment
$1,000 - Average Cost of Care for One Dog

sign up or donate: https://runsignup.com/wetpaws

Thank you!

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine's Day from Wet Paws!

01/12/2026

Pet Pals offer a variety of non-grooming services, including dog walking, drop-in visits, pet waste removal, and pet taxi.

Powered by Wet Paws Mobile Pet Grooming.

01/05/2026

Like many businesses, we have experienced increases in our operating costs this past year including supplies, vehicle repairs, equipment, and insurance.

We have absorbed these increases for as long as possible to maintain our high quality with the current prices, which were created in October 2024. To continue providing our high level of quality, one on one pet attention, and convenience, we must implement a price adjustment.

Updated prices are effective for appointments on and after January 5, 2026. We truly appreciate your understanding and continued support of our local small business.

12/15/2025

Wishing a joyful Hanukkah to all who celebrate! May this season bring warmth and happiness to you and your furry companions.

12/06/2025

Looking forward to our first Twinkle Light parade! Come join us and celebrate the season today, 12/6, in Nob Hill. Parade starts at 5:15pm and I've heard that Santa Claus might make an appearance unless he is too busy at the North Pole.

Come out and join the festivities!!

11/16/2025

The team from Wet Paws is out at a community event today at Mirehaven (Del Webb community on Albuquerque’s westside). The Mirehaven community organized and published a pet calendar to raise money for local non-profits.Many pet care businesses supported by advertising and coming out to todays event.

In addition to mobile grooming, our Pet Pal services include dog walking, pet waste removal, pet taxi, and drop-in pet checks. We are locally owned and operated.

www.wetpaws.pet for more information

11/08/2025

We want to do our best for you and your pet, but safety will always come first. That’s both groomer safety and pet safety.

Things to do if you have an aggressive dog who needs to go to a groomer.
1. DONT be upset with your groomer because of your dogs behavior. When a groomer turns your dog away it has nothing to do with their skill level and everything to do with safety.
2. Hire a trainer! Your dog is a pet and should be able to go to the vet, say hello to strangers, and go to the groomers with no aggression. This is a normal part of a pets life and your pet should be able to communicate their feelings g appropriately. Biting is unacceptable.
3. Take frequent visits to the groomers just to say hi and get pets and treats. This will help build a positive relationship between the space and groomer and your dog.
4. Make sure your dog is socialized. Sit in a park and treat good behavior. Go to Home Depot’s and have strangers give your dog treats.
5. Always warn your groomer of possible biting hazard. A bite could end their career, cause PTSD and may result in your dog being handed over to authorities.
6. Understand that your dogs behavior is NOT normal and the price of your groom will reflect the extra work and risk involved.
7. There will most likely be unfinished grooming tasks. Understand that your dog has to build up to a completely finished groom and you will still be paying for their time.

Work with your dog, set them up for success and keep realistic expectations.

10/31/2025

Keep your pets calm and safe at Halloween! There are a number of helpful resources available; we've provided links to a few below.

ASPCA 24/7 Poison control hotline: 855-764-7661

https://www.cbsnews.com/pittsburgh/news/pet-safety-during-halloween-trick-or-treating/

https://www.usatoday.com/story/pets-animals/dog/products/health/2025/10/30/beware-halloween-hazards-for-your-dogs-and-cats/86970289007/

And, of course, your regular veterinarian, vet clinic, or pet hospital.