From $70

Full Groom in St. Charles, MO

The complete spa day, tailored to your dog's breed and coat.

A full groom is our head-to-tail service and the one most dogs come in for. It combines a warm bath, a full blow-dry and brush-out, a breed-appropriate haircut or tidy, a nail trim, and an ear cleaning — everything your dog needs to leave clean, comfortable, and looking their best.

Every full groom is tailored to your individual dog: their breed, coat type, skin, age, and temperament all shape how we work. We groom at a pace your dog can handle, and every pup goes home with a complimentary bandana or bows.

What's included

Warm bath with a shampoo matched to your dog's coat and skin
Full blow-dry and brush-out to remove loose coat and prevent matting
Breed-specific haircut, trim, or tidy
Nail trim and file
Ear cleaning and a check for anything that looks off
Sanitary trim and paw tidy
Free bandana or bows — always included

What to expect

Check-in & consultation
We talk through the style you want, check your dog's coat and skin, and note any sensitive spots.
Bath & blow-dry
A warm bath with a coat-appropriate shampoo, followed by a full blow-dry that lifts and separates the coat.
Brush-out & de-matting
We brush the coat all the way to the skin so the haircut sits evenly and no mats are left behind.
Haircut & styling
A breed-specific cut or tidy, done at a pace your dog is comfortable with.
Nails, ears & finishing
Nail trim, ear cleaning, a finishing spritz, and a fresh bandana or bows before you pick up.

Why it matters

Healthier skin & coat

Regular full grooms clear out loose undercoat and dead skin, which keeps the coat breathing and cuts down on shedding around the house.

Mat prevention

A thorough brush-out reaches mats before they tighten against the skin, where they trap moisture and cause irritation.

Early problem-spotting

Hands-on grooming is when we notice hot spots, lumps, ear issues, or overgrown nails early — before they become bigger problems.

A calmer, cleaner dog

Clean ears, short nails, and a tidy coat simply make day-to-day life more comfortable for your dog.

Best for

Most dogs on a regular schedule — especially breeds with coats that grow continuously or mat easily, like Poodles, Doodles, Shih Tzus, Bichons, and spaniels.

Frequently asked questions

How often should my dog get a full groom?

It depends on the coat. Curly and continuously-growing coats (Poodles, Bichons, Shih Tzus) do best every 4–6 weeks; many double-coated breeds do well every 8–12 weeks. We're happy to recommend a schedule for your specific dog.

How long does a full groom take?

It varies with your dog's size, coat condition, and temperament. We groom at a pace your dog can handle rather than rushing, so we'll give you a realistic pickup window at drop-off.

What if my dog is matted?

We'll always put your dog's comfort and skin first. Light matting can often be brushed out; tight matting that's pulling on the skin is safest to shave out. We'll talk you through the options at check-in.

Do you groom senior or anxious dogs?

Yes. We adjust our approach for seniors and nervous dogs, taking breaks as needed. Let us know about any health or mobility concerns when you book.