The Pawlor Salon & Spa - Dog Grooming Oakland appears in this Oakland, California directory as a local dog groomer. Available source details specifically mention bathing and brush-outs and nail trimming. Source text also notes experience with multiple breeds. Published hours cover seven days, including Saturday and Sunday. Other profile attributes include wheelchair-accessible restroom, wheelchair-accessible seating, paid street parking, and credit and debit cards. Listed location: 331 17th St, Oakland, CA 94612.
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Dog-fit signals
multiple breeds
Access, parking, planning, and service options
wheelchair-accessible restroomwheelchair-accessible seatingpaid street parkingonsite services
Payment options
credit cardsdebit cardscontactless mobile payments
Ownership identifiers
Black-owned
Schedule snapshot
Published hours
Monday
8AM-5:30PM
Tuesday
8AM-5:30PM
Wednesday
8AM-5:30PM
Thursday
8AM-5:30PM
Friday
8AM-5:30PM
Saturday
8AM-5:30PM
Sunday
1-5PM
Hours can change for holidays, staffing, and appointment-only operations. Call before traveling.
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Representative editorial image of a dog being rinsed during a bath; it does not depict this listed business. Confirm whether bathing, drying, brushing and any requested haircut are in the same quoted package.Representative editorial close-up of professional coat trimming; it does not depict this listed business. Show the groomer the result you want, then agree what is realistic for the coat's current condition.Representative editorial portrait of a groomed Cocker Spaniel; it does not depict this listed business. A finished look does not establish handling quality. Ask about the process as well as the haircut.Representative editorial image of supported coat drying; it does not depict this listed business. Ask which drying method will be used and how your dog will be supervised throughout drying.Representative editorial image of professional coat trimming; it does not depict this listed business. Discuss the requested body length before clipping starts. A photograph cannot establish that a particular trim suits your dog's coat.
Questions worth asking
Questions tailored to this listing
How does the team adapt its process for the published fit signals: multiple breeds?
Does nail care use clipping, grinding, or both, and how is the service handled if a dog becomes distressed?
What is included in the quote, and which coat-condition, handling, product, or late-pickup charges can change it?
How are drying, supervision, sanitation, secure waiting, distress, injury, and veterinary emergencies handled?
