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Mobile groomers.....Dallas, Tx

Posted: Oct 11, 2010

Anyone used them? I thought it'd be so much easier so I found Pet Love in Dallas. Huge mistake! Two of my dogs are fine but one appears to have been cut up and looks like he was in a major dog fight. I called the company and the woman argued with me, saying the groomer did an excellent job even though she'd not seen the dog or even a picture of him. I'm fit to be tied.

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mobile groomers - tired metatarsal

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Years ago I decided to try a mobile groomer for my golden retriever. I did my homework, got references and went with the best one, so I thought, the woman came highly recommended. Well, she pulled in my driveway and I went out with my dog. She had a ramp as my dog was old and I had to help my dog up and what I saw inside was complete filth, dirt, dog hair everywhere, the scissors lying on the table were dirty, everything was complete filth, I got my dog out of there as quickly as I could and told her that I had changed my mind, my dog was not going in that filth.

Good for you - Christine

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I have often wondered what these services were like. It breaks my heart to hear that. You did the right thing by your pet. Pets are family and deserve only the best treatment all of the time.

Groomer - Lane

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Well I've stopped payment on the check, filed a complaint with the BBB and the attorney generals office, and missed out on sleep due to anger. I'm going tomorrow and filing in small claims court. I will not stop until they are at least fined.

Don't give up - Christine

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I guess to some people a pet is something to feed and clean up after. To us they are so much more. Any business, regardless of the nature of it should be run professionally and do right by its clients. You have a right to be upset. Their practices should be exposed. Fortunately, a dear family friend is also a groomer. My stepfather takes our little one to her. She is constantly talking to our dog in a soothing voice and treats her like one of her own. See this through. Good luck to you!

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