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YP is another great way to see reviews and very reputable. I have been getting my dogs groomed at Posh for 10 years and doggie daycare for 7. The facility is very clean, well kept and professional grooming services. My dog enjoys going to daycare and get super excited every time I mention going. You can't give a review unless you've been to their establishment.

This is an exceptional only black owned Dog Grooming School and Academy in the City of Chicago. Their knowledge of the business is extraordinary!,,. Very professional, clean state of art business with caring management and employees. The owners will give anyone and everyone a chance. A dedicated business where one can grow!! make your dog appointment today!!!!!!

Awesome!Extremely knowledgeable. Always helpful. It's like you're their friend immediately. Go....you'll see.

If you dog has any kind of special needs, stay away from DogGoneFun at all costs.I boarded my 5 year dog who lost her right eye vision, and has glaucoma in the left eye for 4 days. I discussed the eye drop regimen when I checked her in, and they assured me that they can take care of her. I got a phone call 40 hours later from the manager stating the dog is no longer welcome there, and although they will keep her until Fri as agreed, they will not give her her eye drops. The manager seems to have a complete lack of understanding of glaucoma. Offering to keep the dog, but not giving her the drops, is putting an animal in danger, since one spike in intraoccular pressure is enough for the dog to loose her vision in her only remaining eye. Also, uncontrolled intraoccular pressure leads to headaches in dogs. I believe this is called neglect, mistreatment, and malpractice.In this particular case, they showed definite lack of commitment, compassion, competence, and professionalism.

I've taken my pet there for the last 3 years and I am so satisfied with this groomer's work, prices, and staff. If you are a regular customer they even have overnight services availible at a very reasonible price. I LOVE THEM!!!

Brandy is AMAZING! My dog has anxiety...extreme anxiety. But Brandy takes her time with my boys and treats them like people. I've tried several groomers and no one compares. She priced way below what she's worth! One Brandy was unavailable at the time I needed the boys groomed so I took them to a place in West Loop close by our home. They had cute haircuts, but my dog with anxiety had been cut and the cut got infected. I HAVE NEVER HAD THAT ISSUE WITH BRANDY. The boys are always happy to see her, and they come home looking better than when they left.

Made 3 attempts to use this groomer. First time showed up over half hour late I left only went back with owner gave me a discount on a haircut. 2nd time owner cut only one dog a had to recut looks like hehad a ballon head. He is poodle and something.th7s was the worst. First TV they charged me $28.more.than both of my small hair was not cut short as I asked. The worst was my 5 pound poodle and Maltes her body was OK but her face I could have done a ab better job. Asked for amustache otherwise I wanted the rest of her face cut clean.she had a mustache that was about I half an inch longer on one side than her mouth it was all crooked and her head was cut horribly horribly bad. I think a student could have done a better job. If you have a small dog I suggest you ask for the owner if you decide to call them which i think is a very bad idea. At least she can cut small dogs.

The place has a new address. Their new location is 5610 South Pulaski rd. I took my very hyper 6 months old 37lb Husky for only a bath. I was told that it would be $15. Compare to other places, that was a good price. I was told that my Husky would be ready in about an hour and a half. I was called exactly 1.5 hour later that she ready. It took me an hour after their first initial phone call to pick up my dog. I was called a 2nd time around 2:10pm and a message was left stating "this is your "3rd" phone call. You have until 2:30pm to pick up your dog. If you don't, there will be an additional $10.00 added to your cost." After I heard the message, I rushed to pick up my husky. When I got there, a hidden fee was added to my $15.00. Apparently, if your dog is a little aggressive, there's an additional fee. Also, if your dog has an accident in the water, there's a contamination fee. This place has an additional fee for pretty much everything that your dog is most likely will do. I told the guy that i wasnt told about the hidden fees. He came around the counter and pointed at some signs that stated the additional fee. This place has sale signs all over the place. I did glanced at the signs when dropping off my husky. I thought it was sale items. After I picked up my husky and paid the additional "aggressive" fee, she was still wet and my Husky was NOT herself. She was too calm and very sleepy. She went in her cage and stood there. Usually, my husky is all over the place. This was my first time at this grooming place and maybe the last time. I REALLY HATE HIDDEN FEES. THE FACT THAT MY HUSKY WAS NO HERSELF, IT REALLY CONCERNED ME. I won't recommend this place.

We take our Larbradoodle Misty here and we drive all the way from Bridgeport. That should tell you how good they are. ;)

I took my cat in for a lion cut on a Fri. By Wed my cat wasn't acting right. I lifted his arm and he had a huge wound under his armpit. Now, I understand that accidents happen. Had I been told that he had been cut or nicked, I could have watched it. The owner did nothing but tell me that I couldn't prove that they cut or nicked him (The vet could only say there was a wound by the time I noticed there was something wrong.), and therefore they could not be held accountable. They didn't even seem to care that the cat was injured. Let's see, he's been going to a groomer for almost three years every few months and never had a problem. He goes to your salon and comes home with a wound in his armpit, that you insist happened elsewhere. I feel it's important to warn others. Don't trust your pets to this business. Update: I just left my cat at the Vets so they can monitor and tend to his wound for a week. The infected wound was getting bigger and bigger and he was losing patches of flesh. The Vet said it's clipper burn. I called to tell the owner and she was belligerent, insisted it wasn't their fault and hung up on me.