Review Calling All Paws, a dog groomer in Havertown, PA 19083. See nail trimming and ear cleaning, 4.8 stars from 88 reviews, hours, and contact details.
Pet owners in Havertown, Pennsylvania can consider Calling All Paws, a local dog groomer. Available source details specifically mention nail trimming, ear cleaning, and anal-gland expression. Source text also notes experience with multiple breeds and anxious or nervous dogs. Published hours cover five days, including Saturday. Other profile attributes include free street parking, credit and debit cards, and onsite services. Listed location: 1912 Darby Rd, Havertown, PA 19083.
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Dog-fit signals
multiple breedsanxious or nervous dogs
Access, parking, planning, and service options
free street parkingonsite services
Payment options
credit cardsdebit cardscontactless mobile payments
Schedule snapshot
Published hours
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
7:30AM-4PM
Wednesday
7:30AM-4PM
Thursday
7:30AM-4PM
Friday
7:30AM-4PM
Saturday
7:30AM-4PM
Sunday
Closed
Hours can change for holidays, staffing, and appointment-only operations. Call before traveling.
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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.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 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.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.
Questions worth asking
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How does the team adapt its process for the published fit signals: multiple breeds, anxious or nervous dogs?
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?
