Absolute terrible experience. We took our 2 Jack Russells on the evening when the Vet was there. The line was out the door, which can be expected I guess. We asked to get the nails clipped on one while we waited and the lady and the man who attempted to do it were as bad as you can get. The guy was choking my dog and the first nail the lady cut was deep into the quick. Our poor dog was totally stressed out. We immediately left and will NEVER go back.

Talk about a great way to connect with your pooch! The people there are so nice and always willing to help if they need to. Case in point...my 50 pound Rott was a challenge for me to get in the bathing stall. The worker, scooped my doggie up and put her in the bath for me. She diden't have to but she knew I needed help. And she helped me dry her so it went by super fast. My beautiful girl was in heaven!! And it cost me a whopping $12.00. Sweet!!!

The first thing I saw when coming into The Dog Wash was a woman, late 20's/early 30's Hispanic dark longish hair, holding a small dog for a nail clipping. She seemed to be very short with the owners after their dog pee'd on her out of the excitement.  I went to the vet they have there on Sunday's to get my dogs medicine, had great service from them and then took her to the front to have her nails clipped. The woman immediately looked at my dog and said to her coworker, an elderly woman with short grey hair, "I'm not doing this, my hands are oily." We have to use a mussel because my dog hates having her nails clipped. The younger woman tried to force an obviously small mussel on my dogs face. When I put a proper sized mussel on her face I tighten it very firm, and the younger woman tightened it even more it looked like it was pinching my dogs fur. The younger woman spoke to us in my opinion, in a very irritated, stern and loud tone of voice. When I took the mussel off my dog she snared "watch out she might try to bite you." My dog is a sweet affectionate dog, who just happens to be scared of her nails being clipped. That is why she is wearing a mussel, not because she is aggressive. The older woman was very polite and knew what she was doing. I think if you are going to work with animals you should be passionate about them. When you are caring for someones pet, it's not just a job or a way to make money, because our pets are family. 

Not bad not too pricey