Home of the Walk-in Nail Trim
Home of the Walk-in Nail Trim

Says “No problem!” while mentally calculating how long this is going to take. Runs on caffeine, high standards, and the quiet satisfaction of shaving out mats you swore weren’t there.

(Wyoming Store)
Can bathe, blow dry, and fluff a hairy dog before your coffee gets cold. Moves at 2x speed but still finds time to say, “Who’s a good floof?” Bling? Yes. Beaches? Yes please. Dolphins? Here is my resignation letter and I'll be right there.

Customer Service & Co-Owner
Tricia is always available to check you in/out and answer any of your questions. Tricia has many years of customer service experience and it shows.

Operations Manager
Yes, I can book you. No, today is not available. No, not tomorrow either. Yes, your dog is very cute. That does not change the schedule. If I had a dollar for every time someone said “just a trim,” I could retire. I cannot retire. I answer the phone.

(Wyoming Store)
Small to medium dogs with the occasional big dog mixed in. Despite all the sass, the wrestling matches and the fluff explosions, the dogs leave looking fantastic. Traci, on the other hand, not so much.

Customer Service & Nutrition
Focused on growth, branding, and vibes. Unclear how a deshedding works but fully supports it. Knows the Instagram password. Does not know where the extra shampoo is stored.
Specializes in 6-pound dogs with 60-pound attitudes. Has been yelled at in frequencies only dolphins understand.

(Comstock Park Store)
Yes, your dog was matted. No, brushing once a month is not “regular.” Delivers flawless haircuts and uncomfortable truths with the same steady hand.

Raquel is a groomer. Her favorite color is pink. She no longer cries like she used to.

Grace is a graduate of the Michigan School of Canine Cosmetology and has a true passion for working with dogs of all breeds and sizes-especially the big ones! She is dedicated to making every pet feel comfortable, cared for, and looking their best. Outside of work Grace enjoys outdoor activities and going for walks.
Has a system for everything. Drying pattern. Bow placement. Treat distribution. If you disrupt the system, you will be gently corrected.

“Wow, that’s cute!” Internally: The blend could’ve been smoother. Your dog looks amazing. I’m still annoyed about the left paw. Don’t ask which toe. I know which toe.

(Comstock Park Store)
She has wrestled 73 doodles, Mastifs, mean cats and only lost twice. Fluent in Bark, Side-Eye, and “He doesn’t usually act like this.” Accepts payment in Dr. Pepper and emotional validation.

Calms nervous dogs, nervous owners, and occasionally nervous coworkers. Has said “He did great!” about dogs who absolutely did not do great.

Runs the daycare solo after dark. Knows who howls at 8:03pm sharp and who pretends to be asleep but isn’t. Talks to the dogs like coworkers. Trusts none of them fully. Though alone, she is emotionally monitored by twelve pairs of eyes. Still manages to maintain bedtime order like a pro.

Holds daily staff meetings with the dogs. Provides performance feedback like, “We don’t eat our friends, Pepper.” Firm believer that eye contact solves most workplace conflicts. Regularly narrates the dogs’ inner thoughts out loud. Yes, she answers when they “talk back.”

Dog screaming? Calm. Toy war? Calm. Mud explosion? Calm. Softly narrates the dogs’ behavior like a nature documentary. “And here we see Stanley attempting to steal a toy that is not his.” Remains peaceful at all times.

Arrives at work. Says hello to every dog individually. Updates them on the weather. Debriefs them at pickup. Somehow never stops talking, smiling or letting you know how amazing he is feeling.