Nails and faces get missed between grooms
Nails keep growing between grooms, and a dog with long nails clicks across the kitchen floor and slips on every turn. Hair creeps over the eyes, the feet fill with fuzz around the pads, and the sanitary area gets messy well before the next full groom is due. None of it needs a bath. It needs a groomer with the right tools and a steady hand.
That gap is what Quick Services fill at the studio on Francis Street. A dog on a four to eight week full groom cycle can come in halfway through for a nail trim and a face tidy, and walk out looking kept instead of overdue. The next full groom starts from a cleaner place too.
