Review Prairie Hound Boarding & Grooming, a dog groomer in Morton, MS 39117. See bathing and brush-outs and nail trimming, 5.0 stars from 35 reviews, and hours.
Prairie Hound Boarding & Grooming is a local dog groomer serving pet owners in Morton, Mississippi. Available source details specifically mention bathing and brush-outs and nail trimming. Other listed pet-care categories include pet boarding and dog daycare. Published hours cover four days. Other profile attributes include wheelchair-accessible parking and credit and debit cards. Listed location: 3610 MS-481, Morton, MS 39117.
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Directory fields are a snapshot from 2026-08-29. They are not an inspection or professional review. Page content updated 2026-09-21.
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No dog-size, coat, age, or temperament fit was confirmed.
No training, certification, handling, or safety credential was confirmed.
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Access, parking, planning, and service options
wheelchair-accessible parking
Payment options
credit cardsdebit cards
Ownership identifiers
women-owned
Schedule snapshot
Published hours
Monday
8:30AM-5PM
Tuesday
8:30AM-5PM
Wednesday
8:30AM-5PM
Thursday
7:30AM-4PM
Friday
Closed
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed
Hours can change for holidays, staffing, and appointment-only operations. Call before traveling.
Optional grooming photo guide — not this business
No authorized photos of Prairie Hound Boarding & Grooming have been supplied to this directory. The five examples below explain questions to ask; they are not evidence of this business’s premises, results or handling.
Image note: These are licensed, representative grooming images—not photos of Prairie Hound Boarding & Grooming. We do not republish Google Business photos. Owners can submit authorized business-specific images through the claim process.
Representative editorial image of a dog on a professional grooming table; it does not depict this listed business. Ask how the groomer assists your dog onto the table and adapts the appointment to mobility or handling limits.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 two well-groomed Samoyeds; it does not depict this listed business. For a dense double coat, compare brushing and de-shedding scope rather than assuming a haircut is included.Representative editorial image of a dog during bath time; it does not depict this listed business. Ask which bathing products are included and tell the provider about known product sensitivities.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.
Questions worth asking
Questions tailored to this listing
What experience does the groomer have with your dog's breed, coat, age, size, health, and behavior needs?
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?
