Dog’s Day Grooming Salon, LLC

08/29/2025

We are closed until September 3rd. Have a great weekend and thank you for your hard work 💪🏻❤️

08/19/2025

Guess who has a birthday today! I can’t with this goofball, let’s show her how much we love her. Hope you have a great birthday Melinda ❤️🥳🎂🎉

08/15/2025

FOUND!
Please pet owners be very careful the young girls in riverside that were running the fake rescue had her.

FOUND

MISSING DOG: Went missing around Harvey's in Riverside. If you see him please call 712 899 0977

08/04/2025

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Please note that scheduled appointment times are fixed and not flexible. Given the advance booking, ample time is available to make necessary arrangements or reschedule if needed. Additionally, I kindly request prompt pickup after notification of completion, as daycare services are not accommodated.

07/19/2025

My niece is equally guilty of spoiling the pups with affection - it's not just us! ❤️

07/14/2025

How funny is this!!

07/12/2025

Boji and Melinda are thrilled about this deshed 🤣🐶😳

07/11/2025

This exactly how I feel and I’m so lucky that you all let me love your babies ❤️

It’s important to find the right groomer for your dog, because grooming isn’t just about baths and haircuts. It’s so much more.

Dog grooming is treating every dog as a soul — because they are.

Dog grooming is being an advocate for their health. Owners see their dogs every day, and sometimes they miss the subtle changes — a lump under the skin, a shift in weight, a sore spot they’ve been hiding. Groomers notice.

Dog grooming is talking to and reassuring those scared pups as if they were children — because in many ways, they are. They depend on you to be kind, calm, and patient when the world feels big and loud.

Dog grooming is earning trust over time — sometimes months, sometimes years — to help a single dog feel safe in your care. It’s celebrating the little victories: the first time they let you trim their nails without a fuss, or rest their head on your shoulder instead of flinching.

Dog grooming is setting your own emotions aside when you walk into the salon. Dogs are sponges. If you’re stressed, they feel it — and they’ll carry that stress with them on the table.

Dog grooming is going home with an aching back because you bathed a nervous pup on the floor instead of forcing them into a tub they weren’t ready for.

It’s trimming around arthritic joints slowly, gently, because you know it hurts — and you care.

It’s adjusting your comfort to meet theirs — always.

It’s risking a bite because the dog is scared or reactive, and still speaking to them with compassion instead of frustration.

It’s forming bonds with dogs that run deeper than most people realize. They may not live in your home, but they live in your heart.

It’s grieving with their owners when they pass — because they were a part of your world, too.

Dog grooming is dirty, exhausting, physical, emotional, unpredictable — and absolutely beautiful.

It is love in its purest form.

This isn’t just my job.
This is my heart.
This is my life.
This is what I was meant to do. ❤️

07/11/2025

07/10/2025

Brandy is wondering what I’m going to do with all this hair 🤔😍

07/09/2025

Nice try Penny we know it’s you, get in the tub! ❤️🤣🥰

07/07/2025

Little ZaiAh got her first big girl groom ❤️🐶🥰