Cheryl’s Pride & Groom

Cookie has been a client at Cheryl’s Pride and Groom for at least six years. At Cheryl’s you feel confident that your dog or cat will be safe there unlike many other grooming businesses. The staff is extremely caring and attentive. They do an excellent and thorough job grooming our dog and cat. Great overall value A++++++.

We have been taking our dog here for over a year. She is a very sensitive dog and after going to other groomers she would come home stressed out. Luckily after being groomed at Cheryl’s she comes home with a great haircut and not stressed at all. Thanks!

Our bichon Dino has been going to Cheryl weekly since he was 6 months old. He’s 13 now. There is no one else we’d think to bring him to. Everyone there is talented and friendly. They keep Dino looking exactly as a bichon frise should look: fluffy and pampered. Cheryl even takes care of him when we go on vacation, and never for a moment do we worry that he’s not being taken care of. Her home is his second home. Thanks Cheryl

I’ve brought my dog here for the last year. She’s a Shih Tzu and when I’ve brought her to other groomers in the area none of them have done as nice a job as Cheryl’s. They always fit her in, do a great job at grooming her and their prices are competitive. I won’t be taking my dog anywhere else in the near future.

Very busy, and it took about 5 hours to have my dog ready for pick-​up. She looked great! Her white fur was extra white. They were going to charge me an extra $ 40 for oversize (which seemed very steep) but once they say my dog in person, the owner adjusted to a reasonable $ 15 up-​charge (she weighs 90 lbs).

We only give it 1 star because a friend uses them and has had no problems over the years (and because Unilocal doesn’t allow zero stars).
We tried Cheryl’s for the first and last time a month ago. the cut actually was pretty decent, although they didn’t really cut the hair around her face (maybe to get us back sooner?).
Upon picking our dog up, we asked how she behaved, and they said she was horrible and had growled at them. We have never had a groomer say anything other than your dog is adorable, but very shy, so we were beyond surprised. Well, when they told us what happened, I’m surprised she didn’t bite them. They kept her in a crate for a few hours (even though they told us it would take less than two hours total) until it was time to groom her. When they were ready, they opened the crate, but she didn’t want to come out. Well, rather than try to coax her out, they just reached in and pulled her out. Anyone who has ever had a dog knows that you don’t reach into a do’s crate, especially a scared dog. What did they expect would happen?
Well, that would remove one a star for being clueless, but they lost the other three because we started noticing about a week or two after the grooming appointment that our dogs ear starting smelling. Yeast infection. This is the first yeast infection our dog has ever had because every other groomer is smart enough to know to dry the dogs ears out. So, $ 160 in vet bills later, our dog’s ears are starting to clear out, no thanks to Cheryl’s groomers.