Dog Bath & Tidy-Up Miami — Quick Bath, Brush-Out, Nail Trim

Bath Service Comparison

Quick Bath, Tidy-Up, or Full Groom?

Not every visit needs the full salon treatment. Here's how to pick the right service — and we'll always be honest about what your pup actually needs at drop-off.

Service	Time	Frequency	Cost Range	Best For
Quick Bath	30–45 min	Every 2–4 weeks	$25–$45	Short-coat breeds, between full grooms, "stinky pup" emergencies
Bath & Tidy-Up	60–90 min	Every 4–6 weeks	$45–$75	Bath, brush-out, nails, ears + face/feet/sanitary trim
De-Shed Bath	75–90 min	Every 6–8 weeks	$55–$95	Heavy shedders — Labs, Huskies, Goldens, Shepherds
Full-Service Groom	2–3.5 hrs	Every 4–6 weeks	$45–$200	Coated breeds needing a full haircut + the works
Puppy First Bath	30–45 min	One-time intro	$25–$40	Puppies 12+ weeks getting comfortable with the studio

Our Process

How a Bath & Tidy-Up Goes

1

Quick Check-In & Coat Assessment

We greet your pup, check coat condition, look for any matting, hot spots, or skin issues, and confirm whether a tidy-up is enough or if a full groom would serve them better. You always get the honest answer.

2

Warm Hydro-Bath

Two-shampoo system in our walk-in hydro-bath — first a deep-clean shampoo to lift dirt and oil, then a coat-matched conditioner. Oatmeal, hypoallergenic, and de-shed shampoos available at no extra cost.

3

Hand-Dried & Brushed Out

No cage drying — ever. We hand-dry with a high-velocity dryer to lift the undercoat, then brush the whole coat out so it lays right. Your dog leaves dry, fluffy, and tangle-free.

4

Tidy Trim & Finishing

Nails clipped and smoothed, ears cleaned, sanitary trim, paw-pad shave, and a clean-up of the face and feet. A finishing spritz of light cologne, a fresh bandana, and a treat for the road.

FAQ

Bath & Tidy-Up Questions Answered

For most short-coat breeds (Labs, Boxers, Beagles, Pit-mixes), a bath every 4–6 weeks keeps things fresh without drying out the skin. Active dogs or beach-goers can come every 2–3 weeks. For coated breeds (Doodles, Poodles, Shih Tzus), a bath-and-tidy between full grooms — usually every 2–3 weeks — keeps them clean and prevents matting. Bathing too often can strip natural oils, so we'll always recommend the schedule that keeps your dog's skin and coat healthiest.

Yes — Miami's heat, humidity, salt water, and pool chlorine all take a toll. Salt and chlorine especially can dry out skin and dull coats fast. We recommend a thorough rinse after every beach or pool day, and a full bath every 2–4 weeks during summer for active outdoor dogs. We also use sunscreen-style leave-in conditioners on light-coated dogs prone to sunburn. Just tell us about your dog's lifestyle and we'll customize the bath plan.

Absolutely — nails, ears, anal glands, and teeth brushing are all available as walk-in à-la-carte add-ons. Nail trim is $15, ear clean is $10, anal gland expression is $15, teeth brushing is $10. Most clients add at least one to every bath. If you want everything done in one visit, the bath-and-tidy package usually saves money over à-la-carte. Just let us know at drop-off what you'd like added.

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