3 Best Dog Grooming in Darwin

“Plush Pet Stylist's groomers clip and groom small to large dogs. Their groomers use pure essential oils and non-toxic products to keep you and your pet healthy. Their groomers are extremely well-educated and highly experienced and focus on offering a quality of service that is distinctive from any other. Plush Pet Stylist caters for all dog breeds, including comfort clips to breed standard grooms. They offer soothing shampoos and conditioners for gentle bath services. Plush Pet Stylist's qualified and caring staff provide grooming and pampering services, including styled breed standards and pet-friendly practical grooms.”

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“Posh Pet Salon is a professional studio set up for all pet grooming needs. The salon uses high-quality tools and equipment to ensure all pets walk away feeling clean, posh and satisfied. They aim to create the ultimate grooming experience by setting and attaining dog grooming and pet care standards. Their experienced and caring staff will ensure you the most enjoyable and unforgettable grooming experience. They promise to pamper your precious pooch and keep it looking the best. At the salon, they do not use cages for the pets. All of their workers are highly trained and experienced, so you can be sure that your precious puppy is still in the best of treatment.”

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“Darwin Pet Spa is an award-winning pet grooming salon that provides grooming services at an accredited national and international standard. Michelle Auld is the owner of this salon and is one of four Master Cat Groomers in Australia. She is the only one in the Northern Territory accredited by the National Cat Groomers Institute of America. At the salon, their groomers utilise the leading brand of quality dog grooming products to beautify your pet with high-quality ingredients. They are proud members of the Pet Industry Association of Australia (PIAA), Darwin Pet Spa offers breed-specific styling for all short and long hair cat breeds and specialises in dogs ranging in size from Shih-Tzu and Maltese to Labrador and poodles.”

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