08/18/2025
Thank you to for our beautiful new sign! And to my awesome bestie Arik for creating a logo that really represents the salon. 💕
Spaw at The Cove
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- Spaw at The Cove
Our mission is to provide a stress-free grooming experience for all breeds. Specializing in behavioral grooming
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604 Old Liverpool Road
Liverpool, NY
13088
Opening Hours
| Monday | 8am - 4pm |
| Tuesday | 8am - 4pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 4pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 4pm |
| Friday | 8am - 4pm |
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2020, the year it all happened
My name is Megan and I have five dogs, my youngest is a 14 week old puppy!
I’ve been in the animal industry for over seven years. The first dog I adopted, Charlie, needed to be groomed so often that I just decided to teach myself. Throughout the years, I’ve picked up grooming skills as well as veterinary medicine skills and education, management experience and almost perfected my customer service.
Like most people, COVID changed my life in ways that I wasn’t expecting. Opening my own business was a difficult decision because I had to walk away from some important things. But I am so glad I did. With the support of many friends, within a week I was up and running a grooming business. This is what I’ve been working towards for seven years and I made it!
There are so many perks with being the only “employee” and also not having much overhead expenses. I only work on one dog (or family) at a time, allowing for much needed attention and patience. Working inside of a dog daycare can be loud sometimes, but if we need a quiet setting, I make special appointments when the daycare is closed. The most important is your pup feeling comfortable, loved and safe. I’ve even been caught singing to a rescue dog in order to sooth his anxieties.
