Hacienda Heights CA Mobile Pet Grooming Dog & Cat Pet Care Service
Mar 6, 2018
OMG! Pet Grooming, the mobile dog and cat spa providers in Hacienda Heights, CA, have announced they can provide custom pet spa treatments around California. The company prides itself on its high quality service, and can visit homes or offices for ease and convenience.
Hacienda Heights, United States - March 6, 2018 /NewsNetwork/ —
OMG! Pet Grooming, the mobile pet cleaning specialist based in Hacienda Heights, California, has announced it can help local customers with custom spa treatments for their pets. The company’s mission is to give every pet a relaxing, stress free and soothing grooming experience, with a focus on pet safety and peace of mind.
More information can be found at: https://omgpetgrooming.com
The site explains that OMG! Pet Grooming prides itself on its high quality service. It strives to provide customers and their pets with the best pet cleaning options, and works hard to give pets the best grooming experience and the best care possible.
A full list of services for pets is available on the company website, and includes dog grooming, cat grooming, and spa treatments.
For customers ordering the dog grooming package, there is a full-service bath with plenty of add ones to make their pup look like its best. When it comes to cat grooming, a personal grooming experience for cats is provided, and can be customized to customers’ needs.
With spa treatments from OMG! Pet Grooming, customers’ pets can get hair dye, nail paint, scrubs, lavender soak, mud baths and more to give them the royal treatment.
Package deals are also available, which can be paid for up to six or twelve months in advance. Packages require a grooming appointment t at least once every four to six weeks to keep pets well maintained.
The company states that it can tailor a grooming package to meet any pet’s needs. The team at OMG! offers a full service grooming and spa treatment service that can be provided at customers’ homes or office from the mobile grooming van.
The company states: “At OMG Pet we can tailor a grooming package to meet any pet’s needs. We offer full-service grooming and spa treatments at your home or office from our mobile grooming van.”
The mobile salon offers treatment options including ear cleaning, ear hair plucking, nail clipping and filing. In addition to this, pets can be treated to Top Performance bubble bath, massage, tear-less facial, teeth brushing, mouth wash, skin & coat treatment, along with other services.
Full details can be founded on the URL above. Interested parties can get in touch using the contact details provided on site.
Contact Info:
Name: Kay Rodriguez
Organization: OMG! Pet LLC
Address: 1512 Orchard Hill Lane, Hacienda Heights, CA 91745, United States
Phone: +1-626-600-4224
For more information, please visit https://omgpetgrooming.com/
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 308657
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